Viewing party event available to watch Rock Hall ceremony live
By Matt /Mar. 31, 2015 / Comments
The 30th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is coming up next month on April 18th in Cleveland, Ohio. Tickets to the ceremony have long been sold out. However, those who are interested in traveling to Cleveland and watching Green Day get inducted (and most likely perform) there is still a chance to see it live (on a screen).
As is tradition, the event will not broadcast on TV the night of the ceremony, but will likely air sometime in May on HBO. However, for $22, you can purchase a ticket to the viewing party which is taking place at the Rock Hall Museum's Klipsch Audio main stage. At the "main stage" as well as several other large screens throughout the museum, fans can watch the event live as it unfolds.
To purchase tickets, head to tickets.rockhall.com or go to the Rock Hall Box Office in Cleveland.
It was recently announced that Fall Out Boy will get the honor of inducting Green Day into the Rock Hall. More about that here.
As is tradition, the event will not broadcast on TV the night of the ceremony, but will likely air sometime in May on HBO. However, for $22, you can purchase a ticket to the viewing party which is taking place at the Rock Hall Museum's Klipsch Audio main stage. At the "main stage" as well as several other large screens throughout the museum, fans can watch the event live as it unfolds.
To purchase tickets, head to tickets.rockhall.com or go to the Rock Hall Box Office in Cleveland.
It was recently announced that Fall Out Boy will get the honor of inducting Green Day into the Rock Hall. More about that here.
