At the 20th "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" award ceremony held that night, U2 band sang several popular songs from its latest album, such as Not Found, Dizzy and Pride, which excited fans. Bruce springsteen, a rock singer, said when introducing the band, "They are the creators of the most beautiful music in rock music."
U2 band was founded in 1978. Joshua Tree released in 1987 is not only one of the most outstanding albums in the history of rock music, but also makes U2 one of the most popular bands in the world. In the nearly 30-year history of the band, they have become the most successful and dominant rock band in the world with a complete new wave spirit.
U2 is also very concerned about politics. Many of their songs are related to political events, such as Blood Sunday, which tells about the conflict in Northern Ireland, and Pride, which praises Martin Luther King, a famous American black civil rights leader. From 65438 to 0985, Bono, the lead singer of the band, initiated and organized a large-scale charity performance to help Ethiopian famine refugees.
In 1970s and 1980s, Ogilvy & Mather Chorus had eight singles, including classic tracks such as "Love Car". Sisley's name is always associated with the song "When a man falls in love with a woman", which is sung all over the world, making Sisley an iconic figure in American soul music in the 1960s. The band Pretenders, led by lead singer Chris Hynd, also released many influential songs, such as Brass in the Pocket.
The "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" aims to honor musicians who have an important influence in the history of rock and roll. All singers and bands elected to the Hall of Fame must meet a strict condition: their first album has a history of more than 25 years. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation organizes more than 200 rock experts to vote every year, and selects the final band and musician from many candidates.