Well i listen to christian rock bands and i know alot. here are a few. Red, Skillet, Disciple, Kids in the way, Attack Attack, Devil wears Prada, Flyleaf, before their eyes, bless the fall, fire flight, super chick, sanctus real. if you need more you know who to come to:>
I think it will be Canada, Germany, Norway, and Japan. This is considering their rise of mostly genre based rock bands like J-Rock, J-Pop, Black Metal, Techno, Industrial, and Indie bands.
well, the emergence of the "core" bands (metalcore, post hardcore, etc.) and the rise of Alternative Rock (Mumford and sons, Imagine Dragons). Also, with the internet more and more small bands are getting discovered and the recognition they deserve. New technology are allowing bands to get more creative with their sound and many bands are experimenting with electronics in their music. Rock and Roll is still very much alive.
Christian music is a branch of the music industry which includes many genres of music. For hundreds of years, Christians have been writing music in all types of genres with a Christian message. Generally, Christian music can exist in any type or genre. There is Christian Country, Christian Hip-Hop (TobyMac) and Rap (LeCrae, Grits), Christian Pop (Matthew West), Christian Rock (Kutless), Christian Soft Rock (Casting Crowns), Christian Hard Rock (Skillet), Christian Metal (Demon Hunter), Christian Alternative and many more. As well as a ton more artists/bands!
You can make a music page on Myspace, purevolume, isound, or other music sites that listeners go to to find new bands.
Chris Knox is a rock and roll musician from New Zealand. He played in punk rock bands The Enemy, Toy Love, and Tall Dwarfs as well as performed solo in his career.
cause they all sound alike, and are unoriginal
I think it will be Canada, Germany, Norway, and Japan. This is considering their rise of mostly genre based rock bands like J-Rock, J-Pop, Black Metal, Techno, Industrial, and Indie bands.
Christian Rock, Worhip
It Is Well is Christian Rock, Worship.
well, the emergence of the "core" bands (metalcore, post hardcore, etc.) and the rise of Alternative Rock (Mumford and sons, Imagine Dragons). Also, with the internet more and more small bands are getting discovered and the recognition they deserve. New technology are allowing bands to get more creative with their sound and many bands are experimenting with electronics in their music. Rock and Roll is still very much alive.
Rise Against are classed as a rock band, although their new album 'Appeal to Reason' is classed as alternative.
The Undertones are a punk rock/new wave band, and they are Irish, and performed in Derry, Northern Ireland in 1975. They drew much of their material from other punk rock/new wave bands.
No. It's an American rock band from New Jersey.
skillet, anberlin, eleventyseven (brand new, unknown) flyleaf, linkin park :D
Yes because some bands are making a new age in rock and roll and their own style.
I would say it began in the late 1960s in New York with bands like The Velvet Underground and The Stooges.
Christian music is a branch of the music industry which includes many genres of music. For hundreds of years, Christians have been writing music in all types of genres with a Christian message. Generally, Christian music can exist in any type or genre. There is Christian Country, Christian Hip-Hop (TobyMac) and Rap (LeCrae, Grits), Christian Pop (Matthew West), Christian Rock (Kutless), Christian Soft Rock (Casting Crowns), Christian Hard Rock (Skillet), Christian Metal (Demon Hunter), Christian Alternative and many more. As well as a ton more artists/bands!