The Canadian Music Hall of Fame (also known as the Juno Hall of Fame) has announced that the 2015 inductee will be Alanis Morissette.
The Ottawa native first became nationally known in the early 1990’s as a dance-pop artist but it was her switch to a hybrid of Rock and Alternative that led to the creation of her smash album, Jagged Little Pill, an effort that generated hits like “You Oughta Know”, “Ironic”, “You Learn” and “Hand In My Pocket”. It sold 33 million copies worldwide, won numerous awards and ushered in a new wave of female stars. While she would never gain that level of success again, she remained a successful concert draw and would go to sell millions of more records.
Morissette joins an establishment that began in 1978 and includes such notables as Neil Young, The Band, Rush and Bryan Adams.
The official induction will take place on March 15 at this year’s Juno Award Ceremony.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate Alanis Morissette on earning this latest accolade, especially at the young age of 40.
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