"Lonny Jordan is one of the most extraordinary artists of our time, and Jerry Goldstein remains a visionary whose influence on music is unparalleled," said Joshua T. Reitzas, Co-Founder of the Firm. "I am thrilled to see WAR receive this monumental honor—one that they unquestionably deserve."

The induction ceremony will take place in 2025 on Hollywood Boulevard. Fans, media, and fellow artists are invited to join in celebrating this milestone in WAR’s illustrious career.

For over 50 years, WAR’s distinctive sound and socially conscious lyrics have resonated with audiences around the world. From iconic hits like "Low Rider," "Why Can’t We Be Friends?," and "Spill the Wine," to their innovative blending of genres, WAR has continuously pushed the boundaries of music and cultural expression.

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, which oversees the Walk of Fame, selected WAR for this honor in recognition of their profound impact on the music industry. Their timeless music continues to inspire new generations, securing their place as one of the most influential bands in history.

The ceremony is expected to feature guest speakers paying tribute to WAR’s legacy and contributions to the cultural landscape. This star not only commemorates their remarkable achievements but also symbolizes the lasting influence of their music.

Details regarding the date, time, and special guests for the ceremony will be announced in the coming months.

About WAR:

War is an American band formed in Long Beach, California, in 1969. Known for their eclectic blend of musical genres and thought-provoking lyrics, WAR has sold millions of records worldwide and garnered critical acclaim. Their music has been said to transcend generations, and their influence remains strong in today’s music scene.