Browns vs Steelers on Thursday Night Football is going to “rock and roll,” but who will perform?
Cleveland and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame go together, so the Browns having an inductee perform again makes sense
The Cleveland Browns are set to face the Pittsburgh Steelers in an upcoming Thursday Night Football game that the team has dubbed a "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Game." Fans of the Browns are optimistic about the season ahead, starting with a home opener against the Carolina Panthers in Week 3. The Browns have also boosted their roster with the signings of former Panthers players Jimmy Horn Jr. and Krys Barnes.
In anticipation of the Steelers game, the Browns have announced that a performer from the upcoming Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class will take the stage during Thursday Night Football. Among the inductees is Billy Idol, who is not currently on tour, and Joy Division/New Order, whose members are unavailable due to recent performances.
Other potential performers, such as Phil Collins and Wu-Tang Clan, are also ruled out based on their current schedules. Fans are left to speculate on which of the eligible artists would be the greatest fit for the occasion.
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