1990s

It's the '80s and '90s that's left with Metallica and Pantera going head to head in the March Madness championship.

The rider from a 1990 show in Nashville reveals Poison and Warrant allegedly wanted dressing rooms filled with canned fish, candy, alcohol and cigarettes.

Do you recall where you were when these big rock and metal events were happening?

We take a closer look at why and how Gen X has developed such a love for and had a front row seat for some of the best music in history.

Hard rock didn’t disappear in the ’90s; it just went underground. These bands should've been much bigger.

You need these alternative rock classics from the 1990s if you're a true vinyl collector who can't get enough of that decade.

Some of these bands are still going today while others ended up finding success outside of music.

Not every album finds their audience upon release, but there are some '90s rock albums that certainly deserved more support than they got.

These albums were big in the '90s and they got it right by grabbing your attention with the first notes of the first song.

Alt-rock finally got a mainstream spotlight in the '90s and these are the albums that made the most of having that broader platform.

The year 1995 was a truly dynamic year for alternative and rock music, with Alanis Morissette, Bush, Foo Fighters, Oasis and more leaving their mark.

The '90s was an explosive time for rock and these five alt-rock bands should've been a lot bigger.