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\n\tWe\u2019re just days away from the annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony at L.A.\u2019s Peacock Theater, and the list of no-shows seems to be growing by the hour. We\u2019ve known for quite some time that Iron Maiden<\/a> will be touring Australia on induction weekend, not that they were going to show up anyway, and that New Order<\/a>\u2018s Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert are remaining in England as she undergoes cancer treatment.<\/a><\/p>\n \n\tBut we\u2019ve just learned that Sade<\/a> and Oasis<\/a> won\u2019t be there either. Phil Collins<\/a> plans on attending, but he\u2019s said that he won\u2019t perform.<\/a> That means Billy Idol and Wu-Tang Clan could be the only nominees in the Performer category who step away from the podium and play some music.<\/p>\n \n\tIn past years, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced a long list of presenters and guest performers prior to the ceremony. But they\u2019ve done nothing of the sort this time, shrouding the event in more mystery than any induction ceremony in recent memory, or perhaps in the entire history of the organization. It\u2019s leaving us with quite a few burning questions. Here are 10 of them.<\/p>\n \n