List of hard rock bands (A–M)

See also: List of hard rock bands (N–Z)

This is a list of notable hard rock bands and musicians.

Contents

• 0–9
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N–Z (other page)
• See also
• References

0–9

• 3 Doors Down ^[1]

A

• AC/DC ^[2]
• Aerosmith ^[3]
• Ahat ^[4]
• Airbourne ^[5]
• Alcatrazz ^[6]
• Alice Cooper (the band) ^[7]
• Alice in Chains ^[8]
• Alisa ^[9]
• Alkatrazz ^[10]
• Amajlija ^{[11] [12]}
• The Amboy Dukes ^[13]
• Ampage ^[14]
• The Angels ^[15]
• The Answer ^[16]
• April Wine ^[17]
• Argent ^[18]
• Art of Anarchy ^[19]
• Asterix ^[20]
• Atomic Opera ^[21]
• Atomic Rooster ^[22]
• Atomsko Sklonište ^[23]
• Attila ^[24]
• Avenged Sevenfold ^[25]

B

• Babe Ruth ^[26]
• Baby Animals ^[27]
• Sebastian Bach ^[28]
• Randy Bachman ^[29]
• Bachman–Turner Overdrive ^[30]
• Bad Company ^[31]
• Badlands ^[32]
• Bakery ^[33]
• Balkan ^{[34] [35]}
• Band-Maid ^[36]
• Bang Tango ^[37]
• Barnabas ^[38]
• Jimmy Barnes ^[39]
• BB Steal ^[40]
• Beatrice ^[41]
• Beautiful Creatures ^[42]
• Pat Benatar ^[43]
• Nuno Bettencourt ^[44]
• Betty Blowtorch ^[45]
• Birth Control ^[46]
• Birtha ^[47]
• Kat Bjelland ^[48]
• Black 'n Blue ^[49]
• Black Oak Arkansas ^[50]
• Black Sabbath ^{[51] [52]}
• Black Widow ^[53]
• Blackfeather ^[54]
• Blackfoot ^[55]
• Blackjack ^[56]
• Ritchie Blackmore ^[57]
• Black Stone Cherry ^[58]
• Bloodrock ^[59]
• Blue Cheer ^[60]
• Blue Öyster Cult ^[61]
• Blues Creation ^[62]
• Blues Image ^[63]
• Tim Bogert ^[64]
• Michael Bolton (early work) ^[65]
• Bonafide ^[66]
• Bon Jovi ^[67]
• Graham Bonnet (with Rainbow) ^[68]
• Boston ^[69]
• Bow Wow ^[70]
• Boys ^[71]
• Brainbox ^[72]
• Breaking Benjamin ^[73]
• Bring Me the Horizon ^[74]
• Brownsville Station ^[75]
• Jack Bruce ^[64]
• Buckcherry ^[76]
• Buffalo ^[77]
• Cidny Bullens ^[78]
• Bullet ^[79]
• BulletBoys ^[80]
• Bullet for My Valentine ^[81]
• Bush ^[82]
• Buster Brown ^[77]
• BUX ^[83]
• Glen Buxton ^[84]
• B'z ^[85]

C

• Cactus ^[86]
• Cheap Trick ^[29]
• Cheetah ^[87]
• Chevelle ^[88]
• The Choirboys ^[89]
• Chrome ^[90]
• Chrome Division ^[91]
• Cinderella ^[92]
• Circus of Power ^[93]
• Cirith Ungol (early work) ^[94]
• Eric Clapton ^[95]
• Cold ^[73]
• Coldrain ^[96]
• Cold Chisel ^[97]
• Alice Cooper (the musician) ^[29]
• Copperhead ^[98]
• Coven ^[99]
• Crack the Sky ^[100]
• Cream ^[101]
• Peter Criss ^[102]
• István Cserháti ^[103]
• The Cult ^[39]

D

• D-A-D ^[104]
• Roger Daltrey ^[39]
• Daniel Band ^[105]
• Deep Purple ^[106]
• Def Leppard ^[107]
• Defryme ^[108]
• Rick Derringer ^[109]
• Detroit ^[110]
• Diablo Blvd ^[111]
• Divlje Jagode ^{[112] [113]}
• Dokken ^[114]
• The Doors ^[115]
• Doro ^[116]
• Dorothy ^[117]
• Drowning Pool ^[118]
• Drugi Način ^[119]
• Duke Jupiter ^[120]

E

• Eagles of Death Metal ^[121]
• Eloy ^[122]
• John Entwistle ^[64]
• Enuff Z'Nuff ^[123]
• Europe ^[124]
• Extreme ^[125]

F

• Fanny ^[126]
• Finch ^[127]
• The Firm ^[128]
• Floating Me ^[129]
• Flower Travellin' Band ^[130]
• Foo Fighters ^[131]
• Foghat ^[132]
• Frehley's Comet ^{[133] [134]}
• Lita Ford ^[135]
• Foreigner ^[136]
• The Four Horsemen ^[137]
• Freak of Nature ^[138]
• Free ^[139]
• Frijid Pink ^[140]
• Fuse ^[141]

G

• Gamma ^[142]
• Geeza ^[143]
• Generacija 5 ^{[144] [145]}
• Geordie ^[146]
• Ghost ^[147]
• Giant ^[148]
• Gillan ^[149]
• Girlschool ^[150]
• Glass Harp ^[151]
• Godsmack ^[73]
• Golden Earring ^[152]
• Gordi ^{[153] [154] [155]}
• Grand Funk Railroad ^[156]
• Great White ^[157]
• Griva ^{[158] [159]}
• Derry Grehan ^[160]
• Jack Green ^[161]
• Greta Van Fleet ^[162]
• The Guess Who ^[163]
• Guns N' Roses ^[164]

H

• Sammy Hagar ^[165]
• Hanoi Rocks ^[166]
• Hard Stuff ^[167]
• Lauren Harris ^[168]
• Hawkwind ^[169]
• Haywire ^[170]
• Head East ^[171]
• Headpins ^[172]
• Heart ^[173]
• Heavens Edge ^[174]
• Heavy Metal Kids ^[175]
• Jimi Hendrix ^[176] / The Jimi Hendrix Experience ^[177]
• His Majesty ^[178]
• Holy Soldier ^[179]
• Honeymoon Suite ^[180]
• House of Lords ^[181]
• Humble Pie ^[182]
• Ian Hunter ^[183]
• Steve Hunter ^[184]

I

• In This Moment ^[185]
• I Prevail ^[186]
• Iron Butterfly ^[187]

J

• Jackyl ^[188]
• James Gang ^[189]
• Jefferson Starship ^[190]
• Jeronimo ^[191]
• Jerusalem ^[192]
• Jethro Tull ^[193]
• Jo Jo Gunne ^[194]
• John Paul Jones ^[64]
• Journey ^[195]
• Juicy Lucy ^[196]
• Jutro (early work) ^[113]

K

• Kahvas Jute ^[197]
• Karthago ^[198]
• Keel ^[199]
• Kerber ^[200]
• Kin Ping Meh ^[201]
• King's X ^[21]
• The Kinks ^[202]
• Kiss ^[203]
• Kissin' Dynamite ^[204]
• Kracker ^[205]
• Krokus ^[206]

L

• L.A. Guns ^[207]
• Allen Lanier ^[208]
• The Law ^[209]
• Leather Charm ^[210]
• Led Zeppelin ^[211]
• Legs Diamond ^[212]
• Linkin Park ^{[213] [214]}
• Kerry Livgren ^[215]
• Living Colour ^[216]
• Nils Lofgren ^[217]
• Loverboy ^[218]
• Lucifer's Friend ^[219]
• George Lynch ^[220]
• Phil Lynott ^[221]
• Lynyrd Skynyrd ^[222]
• Jimmy Lyon ^[223]

M

• Madder Lake ^[224]
• Majke ^[225]
• Manic Street Preachers ^[226]
• Marilyn Manson ^[227]
• Mantissa ^[228]
• Frank Marino ^[229]
• Steve Marriott ^[230]
• Bernie Marsden ^[231]
• Masters of Reality ^[232]
• MC5 ^[233]
• Metak ^[234]
• Charlie Midnight ^[235]
• Montrose ^[236]
• Ronnie Montrose ^[142]
• Keith Moon ^[237]
• Mötley Crüe ^[238]
• Motörhead ^[210]
• Mountain ^[239]
• Moxy ^[240]
• Mr. Big ^[241]
• My Chemical Romance ^[242]

See also

• List of hard rock musicians (N–Z)

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