As the pool of artists eligible for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame continues to get more and more diffuse in its nominations — in terms of sound, geography and chronology — the inductees get harder and harder to predict.
That’s particularly true this year, as the list of nominated artists includes eight first-timers — one of whom had their biggest hits in this century, one of whom hasn’t had a hit in over 60 years, one of whom has never had a major crossover hit in America, and one of whom has never had a major hit, period. Some of this year’s nominees are as down-the-center rock as you could imagine, some of them are only rock by association or rock in attitude, and at least one only really ever rocked in their downtime.
Further confusing things is the return of multiple nominees who seemed sure (or close-to-sure) things in previous classes — but were denied at least once. Should their current candidacy be judged on their resumés, or their histories of being dubbed close-but-not-quite by previous Rock Hall voting blocs? Are their chances of induction better or worse than artists who have been eligible for the Hall for decades, but who are only now being deemed worthy of such consideration?
Below, Billboard does its best to parse the many questions surrounding all 14 artists recognized as part of this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominations class — ranking them in order of our projected odds for them to be inducted, from least to most likely.
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