. Rage Against the Machine has been honored with induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Ice-T had the privilege of making the announcement, and Tom Morello graciously accepted the award on behalf of the band. While Zack de la Rocha, Tim Commerford, and Brad Wilk were not present at the ceremony, their absence did not diminish the group's impact. Ice-T spoke passionately about his admiration for the band, recalling their powerful moments throughout their career. From suing the U.S. State Department for using their music in Guantanamo Bay to protesting against the Parents Music Resource Center, Rage Against the Machine never shied away from making a statement. Ice-T declared his utmost respect for the band's fearless approach. During his acceptance speech, Morello delivered an impassioned address, highlighting the band's journey and acknowledging internal disagreements regarding their induction. After the ceremony, he appeared in the press room, proudly holding his trophy with a note that read, "Ceasefire." Read Morello's full speech below. Rage Against the Machine, who recently embarked on a comeback campaign in 2019, joined an esteemed list of musician inductees including Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow, Kate Bush, Missy Elliott, George Michael, and the Spinners. This is not the first time the band has been nominated for the Rock Hall honors, having been previously considered in 2018, 2019, 2021, and 2022. Upon receiving the news of their induction, Rage Against the Machine expressed their gratitude and shared a profound statement about their growth and radical principles. They credited their passionate fans, collaborators, activists, and revolutionaries for inspiring their art and shaping their journey since the formation of the band in 1991. Despite facing challenges, such as tour delays caused by the pandemic and injuries suffered by band members, Rage Against the Machine remains resilient. They cont