The Isley Brothers' Legacy Gets the Ultimate Hollywood Honour - A Walk of Fame Star
In a nod to their enduring legacy, The Isley Brothers are set to receive a star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame. 67 years after they first made the Billboard Hot 100 with their classic hit "Shout – Part 1", the group will finally get the recognition they deserve.
The star ceremony is scheduled for January 28 at 11:30 AM PT, and it promises to be a celebration of the brothers' incredible contributions to music. Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Terry Lewis will pay tribute to the group's impact on the industry, while entertainment anchor Melvin Robert from KTLA will emcee the event.
The Isley Brothers' impressive discography is filled with hits like "It's Your Thing," "That Lady (Part 1)," and "Fight the Power Part 1", all of which reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The group has also had two No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200, including "The Heat Is On" in 1975 and "Body Kiss" in 2003.
Throughout their career, The Isley Brothers have been recognised with numerous accolades. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1992, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Recording Academy in 2014, and were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2022. Their music has also had a profound influence on many artists, including Drake, Jay-Z, The Notorious B.I.G., and Megan Thee Stallion.
Ronald Isley (84) and Ernie Isley (73), still actively touring and performing, will continue to connect with new generations of fans at the ceremony. The event is also streamed live exclusively on WalkOfFame.com.
This star-studded recognition marks another milestone in The Isley Brothers' illustrious career, solidifying their place as one of music's most beloved and enduring acts.
In a nod to their enduring legacy, The Isley Brothers are set to receive a star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame. 67 years after they first made the Billboard Hot 100 with their classic hit "Shout – Part 1", the group will finally get the recognition they deserve.
The star ceremony is scheduled for January 28 at 11:30 AM PT, and it promises to be a celebration of the brothers' incredible contributions to music. Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Terry Lewis will pay tribute to the group's impact on the industry, while entertainment anchor Melvin Robert from KTLA will emcee the event.
The Isley Brothers' impressive discography is filled with hits like "It's Your Thing," "That Lady (Part 1)," and "Fight the Power Part 1", all of which reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The group has also had two No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200, including "The Heat Is On" in 1975 and "Body Kiss" in 2003.
Throughout their career, The Isley Brothers have been recognised with numerous accolades. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1992, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Recording Academy in 2014, and were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2022. Their music has also had a profound influence on many artists, including Drake, Jay-Z, The Notorious B.I.G., and Megan Thee Stallion.
Ronald Isley (84) and Ernie Isley (73), still actively touring and performing, will continue to connect with new generations of fans at the ceremony. The event is also streamed live exclusively on WalkOfFame.com.
This star-studded recognition marks another milestone in The Isley Brothers' illustrious career, solidifying their place as one of music's most beloved and enduring acts.
they've been killing it in the music game for 67 years and still going strong! Ronald and Ernie are legends, I mean who wouldn't want to tour and perform at that age? That's what I call dedication 
. And it's awesome that they're getting recognized by all these other big names like Drake and Jay-Z - their influence on music is undeniable. Can't wait to watch the ceremony live on WalkOfFame.com 
they deserve it like, for real tho, 67 years is a long time to be doing what they do and still killing the game with ronnie & ernie still going strong at 84 & 73 lol 
the impact on music can't be overstated, from "shout" to "fight the power" their songs are iconic 
and its awesome they got the nod from grammy winner terry lewis too 
it's not just about them tho, all the artists who've been influenced by their sound - drake, jay-z, megan thee stallion... that's a testament to their legacy 
They deserve it! 67 years of making hits that still make us wanna get up and shout (no pun intended). The fact that they've influenced so many artists across multiple genres is a testament to their timeless music. It's crazy to think about how "Shout - Part 1" was only the start of an incredible journey for these brothers. I'm glad Ronald and Ernie are still doing what they love, bringing joy to new fans and proving that even at 84 and 73, you can still rock 
I think it's awesome that The Isley Brothers are getting a Walk of Fame Star! They've been making music for over 60 years and have had so many hits - it's crazy to think about how long they've been around. I'm not surprised that artists like Drake, Jay-Z, and Megan Thee Stallion have cited them as an influence, their music is timeless 
. It's great to see the brothers still actively touring and performing at 84 and 73 respectively - they must be having a blast 
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I'm so stoked to hear that the Isley Brothers are getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame! It's about time, right? 
they've been makin music for so long and givin us all these classic jams 
I mean, can you believe it? The Isley Brothers finally getting the Hollywood Walk of Fame star after all these years! 67 years is a long time, but it's awesome that they're being recognized for their contributions to music. 
I mean think about it, back in my day we had vinyls and cassette tapes, record stores were a thing, you actually had to go out and buy music not just stream it on your phone. And The Isley Brothers were always there making hits that still hold up today. I remember listening to "Shout – Part 1" with my siblings back in the day and we'd all sing along at the top of our lungs 
Now they're getting a star on the Walk of Fame, it's just crazy how fast time flies. And to think, guys like Drake and Jay-Z are even making music inspired by them... that's some serious legacy right there 
! That's like, an eternity for a group to wait, but I guess all good things come to those who wait 
They've got hits galore, from "Shout" to "It's Your Thing", and even influenced some big names in the game 
! I'm sure it'll be a star-studded ceremony, literally 
. Did you know that "Fight the Power Part 1" reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1984? 
That's some impressive stats right there 
Like 67 years is crazy, right? I mean The Isley Brothers have been making hits since before I was even born 
. It's not surprising they've had such a huge influence on artists like Drake and Jay-Z, their music is timeless 
. The star ceremony is going to be so cool to watch live, I wish I could be there in person 
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. I mean, can you think of any other group that's had such a huge impact on the industry? From "Shout" to "It's Your Thing", they've got hits for days 
. This star-studded recognition is totally deserved and I'm so excited for the Isley Brothers to finally get their flowers 
#IsleyBrothersDeserveIt #WalkOfFameStar #MusicLegends #ShoutOutToTheIsleys
I'm gonna be old like Ronald and Ernie soon, just think about it... 67 years is crazy! They're still making music and performing at 84 and 73? That's dedication, you know? 
. Can't wait for January 28, gonna be a star-studded event for sure 
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. And what's with the producer Terry Lewis being the only one giving tribute? Does he have a stake in this deal or something? 
And let's not forget, these brothers are still touring and performing at 84 and 73! That's some crazy longevity right there... but is it just to keep us entertained while they're pulling strings behind the scenes? 
I'm not saying anything bad about them, but I am saying we gotta stay vigilant and not get too caught up in the glitz and glamour of this star ceremony 
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like, i'm all for celebratin' the isley brothers and all, but 67 years late? feels like they're just tryin' to keep up with the times, you know? 
their music's still fire tho, don't get me wrong. but, on the other hand, can't we just give 'em a medal or somethin'? i mean, two no 1 albums in 2003? 
now its the isley brothers turn 
sounds pretty scripted to me 
also why do they need a producer to celebrate their music