Legendary Hangover's original Y2k alt-rock cosplay songs all trail baseline themes of addiction. "Mind of an Addict" was written by Strange about cocaine. "D.A.R.E." was penned by Rankin about how the ...

Three rock songs that have made it to the upper level of the Hot 100 since the end of the garage and alt-rock movement.

While the 1970s were likely the premier decade for hard rock, the 1990s sure do make a great case. From grunge to alternative to heavy metal and more, the 90s boasted a number of meaningful bands and ...

Grunge is often credited with curtailing the hair metal era, but there's a band from the '90s not associated with that scene that still has a grudge with one of the grunge forefathers that took over ...

Mingo Drive is set to open for Third Eye Blind and The Paradox at Cain’s Ballroom on Dec. 9 in a night of alternative rock.

What's the best alternative album of each year of the 1990s? The 1990s were the decade in which alt-rock music truly came into its own. During the '80s, many of alt-rock's heroes were mostly relegated ...

The term “alternative rock” evokes an interesting image. At first thought, one may picture emo teenagers or long-haired rock stars smashing guitars. Yet the alternative rock genre is a far cry from ...

‘90s Rock Icons Crown a New Alt Rock King by Covering His Hit Song originally appeared on Parade. If there’s one band that is quintessential ‘90s alternative rock, it’s Counting Crows. From the first ...

Billie Eilish, Zach Bryan, Sleep Token and The Marias lead Billboard's 2025 year-end rock and alternative charts.

Blending the grandiosity of arena rock with the refinement of orchestral music, Philadelphia artist, The Earth & All Within, introduces a bold new take on the genre with his self-titled debut album, ...

What’s the heaviest song by some of your favorite alt-rock and grunge bands? Let’s find out! When it comes to alternative rock, the genre’s weight isn’t always measured in down-tuned guitars or double ...

And finally, a subscription to Creem, the music magazine founded in 1969 and reissued in 2022, would be a great gift for the audiophile who misses reading Lester Bangs.