Bon Jovi
Bon Jovi, the New Jersey band that took 1980s arena rock to worldwide stardom.
Enciclopèdia de bandes: història, formació i discografia, per estils.
Bon Jovi, the New Jersey band that took 1980s arena rock to worldwide stardom.
Van Halen, a reference of virtuoso electric guitar and 1980s hard rock.
Steppenwolf, the band behind “Born to Be Wild”, a reference of late-1960s hard rock.
Fleetwood Mac, from British blues rock to American pop-rock with the album Rumours.
The Eagles, one of the best-selling American bands in history, with Hotel California.
Lynyrd Skynyrd, the founding band of southern rock, marked by the 1977 plane crash.
Aerosmith, the Boston band and a benchmark of American hard rock.
Trapped Under Ice, the Baltimore hardcore band with metal influences from the 2000s.
Terror, one of the benchmark youth crew hardcore bands of the 2000s.
Code Orange, the Pittsburgh band that fuses hardcore, industrial metal and noise.
Knocked Loose, the Kentucky band and a benchmark of contemporary metallic hardcore.
Turnstile, the Baltimore band that has taken hardcore to massive audiences with Glow On.
Bad Religion, one of the founding bands of Californian melodic punk.
The Clash, “the only band that matters”, a pillar of British political punk.
Sex Pistols, the London band that detonated the explosion of British punk.
The Ramones, the New York band that founded modern punk rock.
Dead Kennedys, the San Francisco band that pioneered political hardcore punk.
The New Mastersounds, the British instrumental funk band in the deep funk style.
Jungle, the London duo that fuses soul, funk and modern electronic pop.
Thundercat, a virtuoso bassist from Los Angeles who fuses funk, jazz and electronica.
Lettuce, the instrumental funk collective that emerged from Berklee College of Music.
Cory Wong, funk guitarist from Minneapolis, member of Vulfpeck with a prolific solo career.
War, the Long Beach band that fuses funk, Latin and rock, known for “Low Rider”.
Curtis Mayfield, an essential figure of political soul, author of the soundtrack to “Super Fly”.
The Isley Brothers, one of the most influential and long-lived soul and funk groups in history.
Ohio Players, the Dayton band and a benchmark of 1970s funk.
James Brown, “the Godfather of Soul”, inventor of modern funk.
Taraf de Haïdouks, the Romanian ensemble that brought the music of the Clejani Roma to the world.
In Extremo, the German medieval folk metal band with period instruments.
Wardruna, the Norwegian project of Einar Selvik that recreates ancient Norse music and rituals.
Garmarna, the Swedish band that fuses traditional folk ballads with electronic and industrial sounds.
Hedningarna, the Swedish band that pioneered the fusion of Nordic folk and electronic sounds.
The Corries, the Scottish folk duo who composed “Flower of Scotland”.
Martin Carthy, a central figure of the English folk revival and a direct influence on Bob Dylan and Paul Simon.
Silly Wizard, one of the founding bands of the Scottish folk revival.
Capercaillie, the Scottish band of modern Gaelic folk led by Karen Matheson.
Clannad, the Irish family band and pioneers of modern Celtic folk.
Canned Heat, the Los Angeles boogie blues band, known for “On the Road Again”.
Stevie Ray Vaughan, blues rock guitarist who revitalised the genre in the eighties, killed in a helicopter accident in 1990.
ZZ Top, the Texan blues rock trio, a benchmark of boogie riffs and legendary beards.
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