RI Music Hall of Fame Postpones Induction Ceremony Due to Coronavirus

RI Music Hall of Fame Postpones Induction Ceremony Due to Coronavirus

The Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame (RIMHOF) has postponed its 2020 Hall of Fame Induction events due to the threat of spreading the coronavirus.

The events were originally scheduled for April 26 and May 14.

"RIMHOF's primary concern is the safety and health of our inductees, patrons, and volunteers. There is also no more important part of our annual inductions than honoring each class in the manner they deserve, with friends, family, and fans in attendance,” said vice-chair Medick Bellaire.

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The RI Music Hall of Fame says they will monitor public health guidelines before rescheduling.

There are currently 20 cases of coronavirus in Rhode Island, as GoLocalProv reported. 

The Rhode Island Department of Health has launched a 24-hour hotline for anyone with questions about the Coronavirus at (401) 222-8022.

Residents can also call 211 after 4:30 p.m. for assistance.

2020 Hall of Fame Class 

The 2020 inductees – The American Band, Hal Crook, Joe Doyle, and Scott Hamilton – are already officially members of the Hall of Fame as of RIMHOF's February 28 announcement.