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British rock band formed 1970, hits like 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.

Yes is a pioneering English progressive rock band 🎸

American country band led by Zac Brown, famed for hits like "Chicken Fried".

American grunge band from Seattle, iconic 90s rock.

American rock band formed by ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl.

Texas rock trio formed in 1969, famous for beards and bluesy hits.

British rock band from Manchester, huge in the 1990s Britpop era.

American hard rock band, famous for makeup and hits like "Rock and Roll All Nite".

US rock band formed 1971, famous for "Hotel California".

American rock band, famous for 1981 hit “Don’t Stop Believin’”.

American rock band formed by Eddie and Alex Van Halen in the 1970s.

American rock band from Boston, formed in 1970.

Legendary Liverpool rock band, 1960s icons.

American heavy metal band formed in 1981, hugely influential.

Legendary English rock band formed in 1962.

American rock band from California, huge in 2000s nu‑metal/alt rock.

American pop-punk band from Florida, formed 1997

British rock band formed in 1997, “Yellow” made them global stars.

American punk rock band formed in 1987; huge 90s-00s hits.

British-Irish boy band formed on X Factor, global pop success.

American alt-rock band from California, formed 1991.

American rock band from South Carolina, big in the 90s.

Legendary Liverpool rock band from the 1960s.

British reggae/pop band from Birmingham, formed in 1978.

US pop-rock band from Las Vegas, big since 2010s.

Classic American rock band, “Barracuda” is their hit.

American Christian metalcore band from Florida.

British rock band formed in 1965, pioneers of prog and psychedelic rock.

American rock band from LA, formed 1992. Known for “Buddy Holly”.

US rock band from 1995, known for "Bring Me to Life".

American rock band from Tennessee, famous since mid‑2000s.

Swedish pop group, huge in the 70s and 80s.

US nu metal band from California, known for "Freak on a Leash".

Australian rock band, huge in 80s; name said “in excess”.

Classic Motown pop group with Michael Jackson as child star.

US boy band formed in 1993, huge 90s pop hits.

Legendary English heavy metal band formed in 1975.

British new wave band from the 80s, huge MTV icons.

US alt‑rock band known for "Iris" and 90s ballads.

Virtual British band created by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett.

Rock bands used this name; also Todd Rundgren’s Utopia.

Legendary English rock band, pioneers of hard rock and metal.

Emo rock band from New Jersey, famous in 2000s.

Spelled AC/DC, famous Australian rock band.

US rock duo The White Stripes, garage rock icons from Detroit.

The Who, legendary English rock band formed in London in 1964.

Short for The Doors, classic 60s rock band with Jim Morrison.

The Wallflowers, American rock band led by Jakob Dylan.

Pop rock band from Los Angeles fronted by Adam Levine.

Fall out boy

Influential 1960s New York rock band with Lou Reed.

English indie rock band from Sheffield.

Irish rock band “The Cranberries”, known for “Zombie”.

American glam metal band, big in late 80s hard rock scene.

US rock band best known for 80s power ballads.

Influential English alternative rock band.

British-American rock band, big in 1970s–80s.

American metal band from Iowa, famous for masks and intense live shows.

American country music group, known for hit "Amazed".

US hip hop duo from Atlanta, known for hits like “Hey Ya!”.

Global K‑pop group from South Korea, since 2013.

American glam metal band, often written Mötley Crüe.

Used by multiple music groups across different genres.

English rock band best known for 1977 hit "Doctor Doctor".

American rock band from Florida, famous for “With Arms Wide Open”.

Iconic US funk rock band from Los Angeles.

US boy band from late 80s/90s, huge teen pop success.

The Killers, US rock band from Vegas, known for "Mr. Brightside".

American heavy metal band from Chicago, known for “Down with the Sickness”.

American rock band from Tennessee, hits include "Sex on Fire".

US rock band Chicago, famous for horn-driven soft rock hits.

US rock duo named after a dildo in a novel, jazzy rock sound.

US heavy metal band from Texas, key groove metal innovators.

US punk rock band The Offspring, famous since the 1990s.

Pioneering New York punk rock band.

American folk‑punk band formed in Milwaukee in 1980.

New wave rock band The Cars, big in late 70s–80s.

Guns N’ Roses is a legendary rock band 🎸

British rock band from the 70s–80s, known for “Pour Some Sugar on Me”.

French electronic music duo, pioneers of house and EDM.

German industrial metal band formed in Berlin.

American alternative metal band from Sacramento, formed 1988.

US rap‑metal band known for political lyrics.

Alt‑rock band; spelling’s off but clearly the emo group.

’90s British girl group, global pop phenomenon.

Indie rock band from New York, formed at Columbia University.

Pop‑rock band of three brothers, famous for “MMMBop”.

The Smiths were an influential English alternative rock band 🎸

US alt-rock band from 1991, hits like "Santa Monica".

Canadian rock band, famous for radio-friendly hits.

British hard rock band formed 1978, famous for “Here I Go Again”.

British-American rock band known for “I Want to Know What Love Is”.

German hard rock band, known for “Wind of Change”.

Likely The Police, UK rock/new wave band with Sting.

British girl group formed on X Factor, major 2010s pop act.

English rock band also known as The Verve, famous for “Bitter Sweet Symphony”.

American indie rock band formed in 2017 in California.

American folk-rock duo known for harmonies, from 1980s.

American grunge/alt‑rock band from Seattle, formed 1990.

Several bands have performed under this name.