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Watch Stephen Wilson Jr. Interpret ‘Wonderwall’ for Oasis at Rock Hall Induction

The country singer is heavily influenced by Nineties alt-rock and stood in for the Britpop honorees when they chose not to attend the ceremony

During the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony held on November 14, country singer Stephen Wilson Jr. performed Oasis's "Wonderwall." Rolling Stone reports that Wilson, who is heavily influenced by nineties alt-rock, stood in for the Britpop group after they chose not to attend the ceremony.

The ceremony included other inductees such as Phil Collins, Wu-Tang Clan, and Iron Maiden. Because Iron Maiden was touring, an all-star lineup consisting of Jack Black, St. Vincent, Kirk Hammett, Robert Trujillo, Brad Wilk, and John 5 performed "The Trooper" in their place. While the event was not live streamed, Pitchfork notes that a broadcast of the ceremony will be available on ABC and Disney+ on December 8.

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