Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Honors Cher, Ozzy Osbourne, Mary J. Blige and More

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductions aren’t just about music anymore — as greats like Cher, Mary J. Blige, Dave Matthews and Ozzy Osbourne entered the Hall … A-list super fans and racy outfits were also front and center.

The ceremony went down Saturday night in Cleveland at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse — and Cher’s iconic hit, “Believe” kicked things off, as she performed it with Dua Lipa.

When it came time to induct Cher, Zendaya did the honors while rocking a barely-there gown that looked like she borrowed it directly from Cher’s closet.

In her acceptance speech, Cher boasted she changed the sound of music — referring to her early use of auto-tune on tracks like “Believe” — and called out Cinderella (yes, really) and her mother as inspirations.

She said, “The one thing I got from my mom is to never give up, I’m talking to the women … down and out, we keep going.”

Julia Roberts was there to Stan for the Dave Matthews Band … during her induction speech, she said the legendary jam band’s appeal was all about “spontaneous abandon” — which was on full display when DMB hit the stage and got the whole crowd singing along.

Other highlights included Dr. Dre inducting Mary J., noting she helped create a whole new genre of music — hip-hop soul … while Chuck D and the Roots paid tribute to new inductees Kool & the Gang, and Keith Urban and Roger Daltry showed up to salute inductee Peter Frampton.