Few honours in entertainment carry the prestige and visibility of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Spanning over 15 blocks of Hollywood Boulevard, these terrazzo and brass stars pay tribute to artists whose work has left a lasting mark on global culture. While the Walk of Fame recognises talent across film, television, radio, and theatre, music remains one of its most celebrated categories. In 2025, a new wave of musicians joined the ranks of legendary artists like Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and Whitney Houston, further solidifying their legacies beneath the bright lights of Tinseltown.
Here’s a look at the notable singers and bands recently added to this historic landmark, alongside other musical icons already immortalised on the Walk.
2025 Inductees: Celebrating New Legends
Green Day
The punk rock trio received their star on May 1, 2025, at 6212 Hollywood Blvd. The ceremony drew a massive crowd and featured heartfelt tributes from actor Ryan Reynolds and tennis icon Serena Williams. Recognised for their genre-defining albums like Dookie and American Idiot, Green Day’s influence continues to resonate across generations.
Prince
Though he declined the honour during his lifetime, the late Prince was posthumously awarded a star, thanks to his estate’s approval. Fans gathered to celebrate the music icon’s visionary career, which redefined funk, rock, and pop.
Keith Urban
Country star Keith Urban, known for his guitar prowess and crossover appeal, was honoured for his contributions to the recording industry, joining the ranks of other country legends on the Walk.
George Strait
Often referred to as the “King of Country,” George Strait’s inclusion is a nod to his decades of chart-topping hits and influence in country music.
Fantasia Barrino
The American Idol winner turned Grammy-winning powerhouse was recognised for her soul-stirring voice and success in R&B and gospel.
Depeche Mode
Pioneers of synth-pop and electronic music, Depeche Mode were honoured for a career that spans over four decades, influencing countless modern acts.