2000s music groups

Electronic dance music (house, techno, drum'n'bass) is ubiquitous. The beginning of the decade had the peak and decline of Boy bands and Girl groups, notably those produced from reality TV shows. There was a notable return to raw garage rock'n'roll with groups such as The Strokes, The White Stripes and The Kings of Leon. While, hip-hop music has dominant the Billboard Hot 100 list most of the first half of the decade.

Among the groups who started or became famous during the 2000s:

1–9 Contents: Top – 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other Decades

1–9

• 12 Stones

A

• Alexisonfire
• Alkaline Trio
• Alter Bridge
• The Anix
• Armor for Sleep
• Audioslave

B

• Breaking Benjamin
• Broken Social Scene

C

• Chevelle
• Coheed & Cambria
• Coldplay
• The Constantines

D

• D12
• The D4
• Damageplan
• Dashboard Confessional
• The Datsuns
• The Darkness
• Death Cab for Cutie
• The Distillers
• Disturbed
• The Dresden Dolls

E

• Evanescence

F

• Frou Frou

G

• Good Charlotte
• G-Unit

H

• The Hidden Cameras
• Him
• The Hives
• Hoobastank
• Hot Hot Heat

I

• Incubus
• Interpol

J

• Jet
• Jimmy Eat World

K

• The Killers
• The Kings of Leon

L

• Linkin Park

M

• Muse
• Mum
• Mars Volta
• Modern Talking
• Modest Mouse
• My Chemical Romance

P

• A Perfect Circle
• The Postal Service

R

• Rooney

S

• The Shins
• Simple Plan
• The Sounds
• The Strokes

T

• Taking Back Sunday
• Thursday
• Thrice

V

• Velvet Revolver

W

• The Weakerthans

• The White Stripes

Y

• Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Z

• Zwan

Other Decades

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