2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees on tour and how to get tickets to the induction ceremony

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2026 spans arena-shaking heavy metal, Britpop, hip-hop, punk and decades of music history — and for several of this year's inductees, the celebration is already happening onstage.

The Rock Hall's 2026 Performer class includes Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, Sade, Luther Vandross and Wu-Tang Clan. Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Celia Cruz, Fela Kuti and Gram Parsons are being honored with the Early Influence Award, while Linda Creed, Arif Mardin, Jimmy Miller and Rick Rubin receive the Musical Excellence Award. Ed Sullivan is this year's Ahmet Ertegun Award recipient.

Not every member of the class currently has concerts on the calendar, but fans still have opportunities to see several 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees live — including Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Wu-Tang Clan, MC Lyte and Oasis.

Here are the Rock Hall inductees with upcoming U.S. performances worth putting on your concert calendar.

2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees with upcoming concerts

The schedule is especially stacked immediately after the 2026 inductees announcement cycle: three members of the Performer class are still touring the U.S. through late September and early October, while Oasis has already given fans something much bigger to circle on the 2027 calendar.

Billy Idol

Billy Idol's Rock Hall induction arrives while he's still doing exactly what helped make him an icon in the first place: taking snarling, hook-heavy rock songs to the stage.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame credits Idol with helping bring punk's look and energy to a mass audience, combining rock & roll with a more melodic vocal style that produced enduring songs including "White Wedding," "Rebel Yell" and "Eyes Without a Face."

His 2026 live schedule isn't over yet. Idol has two U.S. appearances remaining, including a festival stop at Ohana Festival in Southern California.

Iron Maiden

Few inductions line up with an anniversary tour quite as perfectly as Iron Maiden's.

The band is celebrating 50 years with the Run For Your Lives World Tour, a career-spanning production built around its first nine studio albums. The Rock Hall describes Iron Maiden as a band that helped establish the blueprint for how heavy metal should "look, sound and tour," with more than four decades of arena and stadium performances behind them.

Iron Maiden's North American run is already underway, but several U.S. dates remain before the tour heads through Latin America, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

Megadeth joins Iron Maiden on the remaining U.S. dates, with Anthrax also appearing on select shows including Los Angeles and San Antonio.

The timing makes this run particularly significant: Iron Maiden acknowledged its Rock Hall induction while noting that the honor arrives during the band's 50th-anniversary celebration. The group has also said it plans to take a break from touring in 2027.

Wu-Tang Clan

Wu-Tang Clan isn't simply entering the Rock Hall in 2026 — the group is simultaneously making what could be its final major trip around North America.

The Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Tour reunites members including RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, U-God and Masta Killa, with Cappadonna and Young Dirty Bastard also part of the touring lineup. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony joins as special guest on most dates.

It's a fitting victory lap for a group the Rock Hall credits with fundamentally changing what a hip-hop group could be — creating not only a collective of rappers but an entire mythology and creative universe around the Wu-Tang name.

The North American leg concludes October 4 in Phoenix, making Wu-Tang one of the most immediate opportunities to see a newly minted 2026 Rock Hall inductee in concert.

MC Lyte

MC Lyte joins the Class of 2026 as an Early Influence Award recipient, recognizing a career packed with milestones for women in hip-hop.

The Rock Hall notes that Lyte was the first female rapper to release a full solo album, the first to earn a gold single and the first solo female rapper to receive a Grammy nomination. Her influence extends far beyond individual records, helping open doors for generations of women who followed her into hip-hop.

Fans in New York will have a particularly well-timed chance to celebrate her induction.

The October 11 show is billed by Brooklyn Bowl as a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Bday Celebration, with doors at 6:00 p.m. and the show beginning at 8:00 p.m.

Oasis

Oasis may not have another U.S. concert in 2026, but they're already one of the most important names to watch from this year's induction class.

After reuniting for the massive "Live '25" comeback, Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher and company have announced the Oasis Live '27 Tour, with 42 shows across the U.K., Europe, Ireland and the United States. The Rock Hall credits Oasis with bringing huge, anthemic rock back to the forefront in the 1990s through songs such as "Live Forever," "Wonderwall" and "Champagne Supernova."

Only two U.S. markets are on the 2027 schedule, but Oasis is making the most of them with three stadium shows in each city.

Richard Ashcroft will support Oasis across all six U.S. performances.

Ticket registration for the primary sale has already closed. Selected fans are scheduled to receive a unique code and purchasing details between Sept. 24 and Sept. 27. Fans who miss the primary sale can also monitor Oasis ticket listings on SeatGeek once resale inventory becomes available.

What about New Order?

Joy Division/New Order is also entering the Hall as a 2026 Performer inductee. While there are no currently announced U.S. dates on New Order's schedule, the band will return to the stage later this year for a South American run beginning November 23 in São Paulo and continuing through Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Peru and Colombia.

For North American fans, tracking New Order is the easiest way to stay ready if more dates are eventually announced.

How to get tickets to the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Fans don't have to settle for watching the Rock Hall ceremony from home. The 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony takes place Saturday, November 14 at Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with the ceremony beginning at 7:00 p.m. and doors opening at 6:00 p.m.

Fans can shop for 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony tickets on SeatGeek, where available resale listings can be compared by price and seat location.

With Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, Sade, Wu-Tang Clan and the rest of the Class of 2026 being honored, the ceremony gives fans a rare opportunity to see multiple generations of music history celebrated in the same room.

How to get tickets to see 2026 Rock Hall inductees on SeatGeek

From Wu-Tang Clan's farewell run to Oasis' stadium-sized return, the Class of 2026 gives fans plenty of ways to turn a Hall of Fame announcement into an actual concert night.

To find tickets:

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A Rock Hall induction puts a career into the history books. A concert lets you experience the reason it got there.

Whether that's Iron Maiden unleashing 50 years of metal, Wu-Tang Clan taking one last victory lap, Billy Idol tearing through "Rebel Yell," MC Lyte commanding a Brooklyn stage or tens of thousands of Oasis fans turning "Don't Look Back in Anger" into one enormous sing-along, the Class of 2026 isn't confined to a museum display.

Find tickets on SeatGeek and see the newest Rock & Roll Hall of Famers where their music has always hit hardest: live.