Notable grunge bands include:
United States The "Big 4" of Grunge are typed in bold.
Seattle area
7 Year Bitch Alcohol Funnycar Alice in Chains Blood Circus"Blood Circus Enjoys Reunion In Scene They Helped Create", The Seattle Times, October 23, 1992. Coffin Break Foo Fighters (early) Gas Huffer The Gits Green River Gruntruck Hammerbox Love Battery Mad Season Malfunkshun Melvins Mother Love Bone Mudhoney My Sister's Machine Nirvana Pearl Jam The Presidents of the United States of America Screaming Trees Seaweed"nwpas". Northwest Passage's Story on Seaweed. Retrieved 30 April 2020. Skin Yard Soundgarden Sweet Water Tad Temple of the Dog Willard
Elsewhere in the United States The Afghan Whigs (Cincinnati, Ohio) Babes In Toyland (Minneapolis, Minnesota) Calamity Jane (Portland, Oregon) Dandelion (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Dogstar (Los Angeles, California) Hole (Los Angeles, California) L7 (Los Angeles, California) Local H (Zion, Illinois) Paw (Lawrence, Kansas) The Smashing Pumpkins (Chicago, Illinois) Sponge (Detroit, Michigan) Stone Temple Pilots (San Diego, California) Toadies (Fort Worth, Texas) Veruca Salt (Chicago, Illinois) Wool (Washington, D.C.; based out of Los Angeles, California)
Australia Silverchair (early) Spiderbait
Canada
Eric's Trip I Mother Earth King Cobb Steelie Our Lady Peace The Wooden Stars Rusty Thrush Hermit Sloan
Germany
United Kingdom Birdskulls BushBrackett, Nathan; Hoard, Christian David (2004). The New Rolling Stone Album Guide. Rolling Stone. Simon and Schuster. . p. 122 Daisy Chainsaw Swervedriver
France
Poland
Hey Illusion Kr'shna Brothers Houk
Sweden
Salt
Italy
Verdena
See also List of post-grunge bands
References