Rock Hall 2020

"Doesn't make any sense," guitarist said of metal band not making 2020 Hall of Fame class. "Hence why the rock hall holds no credibility for me and never has."

They're joining the Doobie Brothers, T-Rex, Whitney Houston and the Notorious B.I.G. in this year's class.

Frontman Tom Johnston says he "can't imagine a better start to our 50th year."

Why are THEY going in? Why didn't THEY get in? And that's not even rock 'n' roll! We discuss the new HOF class.

Class of 2020 includes acts who made their fame in the '70s, '80s and '90s.

These five artists boosted their odds of entering the 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class.

All the nominees are deserving, but they can't all get in this year.

The singer was a pioneer for female artists and a powerhouse hitmaker.

They've dominated the fan-ballot voting. But that's not the only reason this group should get in.

They've had huge hits and health issues, breakups and hiccups, and seemingly countless comings and goings, then reunion and triumph.

Band leader reflects on “bizarre” nomination on first year of being eligible but likes appearing among varied list of artists.

Phil Lynott and his colleagues brought a new level of storytelling to heavy music, and deserve to be honored for it.