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"Fans are in for one hell of a ride," promises Pete Agnew from the "Love Hurts" hitmakers.

At 78 years old, the Godfather of Shock Rock is still keeping fans on their toes.

Imagine turning grief into purpose—Adam's journey from loss to running the Boston Marathon is a testament to the healing power of movement.

"The great thing about being an icon is you can stay young forever," Paul Stanley says.

He'll be inducted as solo artist, after previously going in as a member of Genesis.

The first single, "I Remember," is available for listening now.

As one iconic store prepares to say goodbye in Brunswick, Maine, another is gearing up to take its place on Maine Street.

Get ready for a month filled with new records from rock's biggest legends.

Both bands have criticized the Hall in the past, but now they're inductees.

They practiced it in rehearsals, but Osbourne cut it from the set mid-performance.

See the band co-founder's heartfelt video.

Singer took to social media after his band was announced as an inductee.

After years of being snubbed, the metal icons are finally getting inducted.

He's been eligible for nearly 20 years.

Some very long waits have finally been rewarded this year.

In an exclusive UCR excerpt from his new book, I Am Phil, the drummer and cofounder shares an amusing tale and reflects on his long history with the legendary classic rock group.