However, rock music didn’t disappear. In fact, quite a few rock bands did quite well in the 1980s, only to be forgotten decades later. Let’s refresh your memory, shall we? These five rock bands from ...

The 1980s get reduced to big hair and power ballads more often than they deserve. Sure, MTV was king and glam metal ruled the ...

Bands like Nine Inch Nails, Sublime and Deftones have dipped back into the past to give a hit from the '80s a second life.

The 80s had solo artists and bands releasing a wide variety of music. But the decade also had several duos, including these ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s been over 40 years since Men Without Hats told the world it was okay to dance -with or without your friends- and there seems ...

As Metallica et al broke through, Kreator, Sodom and Destruction were forging an even harder sound. They recall gigs in coalmines, sessions in steelworks – and boozing with Slayer ...

The ’80s in London had a little something for everyone. On the one hand, you had the continuation of punk rock in bands like the Clash, the Psychedelic Furs, the Jam, the Pretenders, Siouxsie and the ...

Ah, the ’80s—a time when hair was big, neon was a fashion statement, and rock music was king! We had legends like Van Halen and U2 blasting through our boomboxes, but not every band from that glorious ...

These are our picks for the "Big 4" bands (and artists) of 1980s metal. That of course doesn't mean that there are only four legendary thrash bands, it just means they're the bands that are most ...

It’s been more than 40 years since Men Without Hats gave the world permission to dance if they want to—and there seems to be more dancing than ever these days. The Canadian synth-pop band behind the ...