Several major artists will miss the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, scheduled for November 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

With the event approaching, multiple inductees have confirmed they will not attend, while others are expected to participate.

Oasis will be absent, with Liam Gallagher citing the distance to Los Angeles and Noel Gallagher scheduled to perform in London that evening. Sade has also confirmed the group will not attend, while expressing appreciation for the recognition.

Iron Maiden will miss the celebration because of previously scheduled concerts in Australia.

Joy Division and New Order’s Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert are also staying home due to health-related circumstances. Former bassist Peter Hook has indicated plans to attend.

Meanwhile, Phil Collins hopes to attend but has ruled out performing because of physical limitations. Billy Idol and members of Wu-Tang Clan are expected to participate.

The ceremony will also honor the late Luther Vandross.

The induction special is scheduled to air December 8 on ABC, followed by streaming availability on December 9.