W.A.S.P.
Walk The Chalk
Walk The Moon
Walk The Sky
Wallflowers
Wallows
Waltham
Wand
Wanderlust
Wanted
War And Piece
War Babies
War Dance
Warant
Warning, The
Warpaint
Warpdrive
Warrior Soul
Warrior
Wasted Youth
Watchmen
Water From Your Eyes
Way Station
Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
We Came As Romans
Weapons
Weaves
Wedge
Wednesday
Wee B Toyz
Wee Willie Harris
Weezer
West Exit
Westworld
Wet Leg
What If
While She Sleeps
Whiskey Gypsy
White Diamond
White Eagle
White Heart
White Lion
White Reaper
White Russian
White Sister
White Stripes, The
White Tiger
White Trash
White Vision
White Widow
White
Whitechapel
Whitecross
Whitefoxx
Whitesnake
Whitford/St. Holmes
Whitney
Who, The
Wicked Angel
Wicked Ryhme
Wicked Stick
Wicked Teaze
Wicked Wayz
Wicken Kin
Widowmaker
Widows Rose
Widows
Wikkerboxx
Wilco
Wild August
Wild Boyz
Wild Dogs
Wild Horses
Wild Ride
Wild
Wilder
Wildside
Wildweeds
Wilkes Booth
Will And The Kill
William Burroughs
Willow
Wilson Brothers
Windfall
Winger
Wings
Wings Over America
Wise Guy
Wiser Sin
Wishbone
Wishdoctor
Wishing Well
Witch Fever
Witchfinder General
Without Love
Witness
Wolf Alice
Wolfbrigade
Wolvz
Work Force
World Trade
World XXI
Worlds Apart
Wrecks, The
Wulf Gang
WWIII
Wycked Synn
Wye Oak
Wynonie Harris
Wyred
- The Who: Although already mentioned previously, The Who are an iconic British rock band formed in 1964, known for their dynamic sound and explosive live performances. They played a crucial role in the development of rock music, with classic hits like “Baba O’Riley,” “My Generation,” and “Pinball Wizard.” Their use of innovative technology and rock operas, particularly the album Tommy, set them apart as pioneers in the genre.
- Wilco: Emerging in the 1990s, Wilco is an influential alternative rock band known for their eclectic sound, blending rock, country, and experimental elements. Fronted by Jeff Tweedy, they gained recognition with albums like Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and A Ghost Is Born, featuring hits such as “Jesus, Etc.” Their introspective lyrics and innovative production techniques have earned them critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase.
- Weezer: Formed in 1992, Weezer is known for their catchy melodies and relatable lyrics. Their self-titled debut album, often referred to as the “Blue Album,” included hits like “Buddy Holly” and “Undone – The Sweater Song.” Their unique blend of power pop and alternative rock has made them a staple in the rock genre, appealing to multiple generations.
- Wings: Founded by Paul McCartney in 1971 after The Beatles disbanded, Wings achieved significant commercial success in the 1970s. With hits like “Band on the Run,” “Live and Let Die,” and “Maybe I’m Amazed,” the band showcased McCartney’s melodic songwriting and pop sensibility. Their energetic performances and diverse musical style helped them remain relevant throughout the decade.