REPRESENT!
Breathe Carolina
Breathe Electric
The Ready Set
Nickasaur!
Jon Daniels
The Secret Handshake
Show Me The Skyline
NeverShoutNever!
There are a bunch of good bands that are close to Owl City!
On My-Space there is a band called "Swimming with Dolphins" that is super totally AMAZING... and there is also The Secret Handshake and Port Blue :]
^All the above TBH are only compared because they are electro. If you truly want to find similarities then you will have to look into Indie bands. "I Hate This Place" are an electro band however, who NO one knows for some reason.. check them out seriously, they have amazing similarities, something all of those examples up there Don't have
Port Blue is a project before Owl City where Adam Young creates soothing instrumentals.
Swimming With Dolphins is mainly by a guy called Austin Tofte but Adam Young helps to produce his material.
hello you guys are missing something here, WHAT ABOUT "HEYHIHELLO!" come on they sound very similar, oh and also "The Postal Service" although they sound great they dont have the same happy feeling as Owl City, but there still good especially the song "such great heights".
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Very few 90's bands sound like Owl City, if any, but his sound is often compared to The Postal Service. The Postal Service's first iTunes debut was in 2003. I hope this answer was satisfactory.
A ROCKET TO THE MOON (awesome band)
the ready set, never shout never, racing kites
this is just my opinion but queen,The Beatles,and blur and solo artists i think Justin beiber
I know that Crash Test Dummies did on the album A Lump of Coal.
Modern day bands that have are Cobra Starship The Academy is... theSTART Gym Class Heroes in the movie SNAKES ON A PLANE But if you want like i dont know say 70s - 90s bands then they would be The Beatles The Who Lynard Skinard ACDC And a lot more junk ~ -l-@Yl0R
There are several bands from the 90s consisting of three men and one woman. Some examples are The Cranberries, The Pixies, No Doubt, and Aqua.
I only like "dance" rap from the late '80s and early '90s.
Oasis! Celine Dion! Whitney Houston! Ronan Keaton! Shania Twain! Destinys Child! Mariah Carey! Robbie Williams! AeroSmith! Billy Joel! They are the best singers/bands of the 90's! Oasis are the best what so ever!
none yet
He was the lead singer of 90s grunge band Alice in Chains
I know that Crash Test Dummies did on the album A Lump of Coal.
Modern day bands that have are Cobra Starship The Academy is... theSTART Gym Class Heroes in the movie SNAKES ON A PLANE But if you want like i dont know say 70s - 90s bands then they would be The Beatles The Who Lynard Skinard ACDC And a lot more junk ~ -l-@Yl0R
In the 90s in New York City.
" '90s " or " 90s " , but never " 90's " , I would suggest. An apostrophe following a noun denotes ownership, or is a shortened form of "-is".Numbers should be treated just like this.e.g.John's gloves are blue.- apostrophe for John; he owns the gloves no apostrophe for "gloves"; there are two of them. The '90s are years in the decade ending -90, so it's a plural.so for '90s,I like the music of the '90s.The 90s' music is the best.
its about the mid 90s
It was never technically 'introduced'. When bands like Nirvana became especially popular after starting out in the late 80s but exploding into fame in the beginning of the 90s, they in particular helped spread the laid back 'grungy' movement of music with their music and image.
high 80s low 90s
high 80s low 90s
It was infinitely better.In all seriousness (although the fact that britpop is way better than the girl or boy bands of the 90s is obvious)... britpop rose to prominence in the 90s too, but I guess one way it differed was in that it was very specifically English, and tended to be pretty Anglo-centric. Also, it was more guitar based and not focused on choreographed dances (thank god). Britpop was also kind of a reaction to American grunge, too. Like, Noel Gallagher (Oasis) said that he wrote Live Forever because he was sick of bands like Nirvana singing about how they hate themselves and they want to die. That's the main thrust of the quote, I can't remember the whole thing.I mean, the most popular boy bands were American (N*Sync, Backstreet Boys, etc) and the most popular girl band was clearly the Spice Girls, but... britpop was catchy, guitar-based, Anglocentric and awesome. That is all you need to know about britpop.You can't really even fairly compare britpop bands like Supergrass or Suede or Oasis or Blur or Pulp or the Boo Radleys or Menswear or even Black Grape or Cast. It's just not the same.
Rascal Flats Tom Cochrane did it in the 90s