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This is a list of alternative rock artists. Bands are listed alphabetically by the first letter in their name (not including "The"), and individuals are listed by the first name.

Contents

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+44^[1]
3 Doors Down^[2]
3OH!3^[3]
4 Non Blondes^[4]
7 Year Bitch^[5]
8stops7^[6]
10 Years
12 Stones^[7]
13 Engines^[8]
54-40^[9]
The 77s^[10]
311^[11]^[12]^[13]
The 1975
10,000 Maniacs^[14]

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Eddie Vedder^[231]
Editors
Edwyn Collins
Eels^[232]
Elastica
Elbow^[233]
Eleanor Friedberger^[234]
Electrasy
Electronic
Eleventh Dream Day
Elvis Costello^[235]
Emiliana Torrini
Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton^[236]
Enter Shikari^[237]
Envy on the Coast^[238]
Eraserheads^[239]
Evanescence^[240]
Evans Blue^[241]
Everclear
Every Avenue
The Exies
The Explosion^[242]
Explosions in the Sky^[243]

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I Hate Kate
I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness
I Mother Earth
iamamiwhoami
IAMX
Ian Brown
Icicle Works
Icon For Hire
Ida Maria
Ideamen
Idlewild
I Dont Know How But They Found Me
Imagine Dragons^[297]^[298]^[299]^[300]
Imogen Heap
Incubus^[301]^[302]
The Innocence Mission
Inspiral Carpets
Institute
Interpol
Into Another
The Invisible
INXS
IOYOU
Iron & Wine
Isaac Slade
Islands^[303]
Ivoryline

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O.A.R.
Oasis
The Ocean Blue
Ocean Colour Scene
Oceansize
Odds
The Offspring^[352]^[353]
Of Mice & Men^[354]
Of Monsters and Men^[355]
Of Montreal
Oingo Boingo
OK Go^[356]^[357]^[358]^[359]
Okkervil River
Oleander
Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
Oliver Sykes
Oliver Tree^[360]
One Ok Rock^[361]^[362]^[363]
OneRepublic^[364]
The Operation M.D.
Orgy
Ostava
Our Lady Peace
Our Last Night
The Owl Service
Ozma

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Queens of the Stone Age^[381]
Quicksand
Quietdrive^[382]

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The U-Men
U2^[436]
Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker
Ugly Casanova
Ultra Vivid Scene
Ultravox
Uncle Tupelo
Underworld
Under the Influence of Giants^[437]
Uniklubi
Unrest
Unsane
Unwritten Law
Urge Overkill
Us Amongst The Rest
The Used^[438]
Uverworld

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V6
The Vaccines
Vampire Weekend
Vanessa Petruo
The Vaselines
Vast
Vector
Veridia
Verona
VersaEmerge
Versus
Vertical Horizon
Veruca Salt
The Verve
The Verve Pipe
VHS or Beta
Vib Gyor
Vic Chestnutt
Victoria Williams
The Vines
Violent Femmes
Violent Soho
The Virgins
Volcano Suns
The Von Bondies
Voxtrot

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X Ambassadors^[451]

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Yeasayer
Yellowcard^[452]
Yo La Tengo
You Am I
You Me At Six
Young Gods
Young Guns
Young the Giant
Youngblood Hawke^[453]
Yungblud^[454]

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Zebrahead^[455]
Zoé
The Zolas
Zonic Shockum
Zox
The Zutons
Zvuki Mu
Zwan

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List of alternative metal artists
List of Britpop musicians
List of dream pop artists
List of gothic rock bands
List of indie pop artists
List of indie rock musicians
List of industrial rock bands
List of math rock groups
List of post-grunge bands
List of post-punk revival bands
List of post-rock bands
List of shoegazing musicians
Lists of musicians

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