List of grunge bands

Notable grunge bands include:[1][2]

United States

Seattle area

7 Year Bitch[1]
Alice in Chains[2]^: 73
Blood Circus[3]
Bundle of Hiss
Candlebox[4][5]
Cat Butt
Foo Fighters[6][7]
The Gits[1]
Green River[1][2]^: 16, 73[8]
Gruntruck[9]
Hammerbox[10]
Love Battery[1]
Mad Season[1]
Malfunkshun[8]
Melvins[1]
Mother Love Bone[1][2]^: 73
Mudhoney[1][2]^: 16, 73
My Sister's Machine[11]
Nirvana[1][2]^: 73
Pearl Jam[1][2]^: 73
The Presidents of the United States of America[12][13]
Screaming Trees[1][2]^: 73
Skin Yard[14]
Soundgarden[1][2]^: 16, 73
Sweet Water
Tad[2]^: 73
Temple of the Dog[1][2]^: 73
Willard[15]

Elsewhere in United States

Dandelion (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)[16]
Dogstar (Los Angeles, California)
Gumball (New York City)[17]
Hole (Los Angeles, California)[2]^: 73
L7 (Los Angeles, California)[1][2]^: 73
Local H (Zion, Illinois)
Paw (Lawrence, Kansas)[1]
R.E.M. (Athens, Georgia) [18]
The Smashing Pumpkins (Chicago, Illinois) [1]
Stone Temple Pilots (San Diego, California)[1][19]
Wool (Washington, D.C.; based out of Los Angeles, California)[20]
Superheaven (Doylestown, Pennsylvania)[21][22]
Toadies (Fort Worth, Texas)

Australia

Silverchair[23]

Canada

Germany

Alien Boys[25][26]

United Kingdom

France

Noir Désir[31]

Poland

Sweden

See also

List of post-grunge bands

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