The beloved rock band is heading back on the road this fall with fellow ’90s favorites 4 Non Blondes and Soul Asylum joining select dates.

SALT LAKE CITY -- For most GenXers, the music of the 1990s hold a special place in their flannel covered hearts. Not only did the music define their experiences during that decade, the 1990s gave birth to a new genre of music called alternative rock.

The music was hot. Dudes in the crowd could rock to it, and the girls could dance to it. And because of that, in the early/mid ’90s Blues Old Stand became one of the Southeast’s greatest “almost famous” bands.

Neurotic Outsiders burned bright in the ’90s, earning a spot among the greatest supergroups despite their brief run.

Pavement led a hugely popular alt-rock movement in the '90s.

Here are five 1990s hard rock bands that should've been way bigger. The 1990s were a period of upheaval for hard rock. As grunge and alternative rock surged into the mainstream, the genre’s center of gravity shifted almost overnight. Bands that had ...

Midway through a set of dedicated garage rock covers, the drummer for The Return of Jackie and Judy addressed the crowd from the back of the main stage. “Has anyone here ever seen The Ramones play?” Fred Armisen asked BottleRock on the balmy Saturday afternoon.

The 1990s were such a cool era for rock music, and so many subgenres came to be during the decade. And with so many bands achieving fame, there were also a few rock outfits from the 1990s that have since been forgotten. Let’s dive into a few somewhat ...

Gabrielle Ulubay is a Music writer at Collider. She has previously been published in The New York Times, Bustle, HuffPost Personal, and other magazines, and wrote at Marie Claire for nearly three years. Her interests have spanned film, politics, women's ...