List of People Who Have Appeared On The Cover of Rolling Stone - Groups

Groups

This is an alphabetical list of musical groups who appeared on the cover. If only one member of a group appeared on the cover (for example, Richard Ashcroft of The Verve), they will be listed in the Individuals section.

  • AC/DC (1065)
  • Aerosmith (575, 867)
  • The B-52's (574)
  • Backstreet Boys (813b, 832, 856/857)
  • The Band (16)
  • The Bangles (496)
  • The Beach Boys (94)
  • Beastie Boys (688, 792, 804)
  • The Beatles (3, 9, 20, 24, 46, 172, 217, 415, 855, 863, 916, 942, 946, 958, 1000, 1086)
  • The Bee Gees (243, 263, 291)
  • Belly (706)
  • The Black Crowes (605)
  • The Black Eyed Peas (1103)
  • The Black Keys (1148)
  • Blind Melon (669)
  • Blink-182 (846)
  • Blondie (294)
  • The Blues Brothers (285)
  • The Carpenters (164)
  • The Cars (283, 329)
  • The Charlatans (UK band) (602)
  • Cheap Trick (293)
  • Cheech & Chong (280)
  • The Clash (315, 1000)
  • Coldplay (981)
  • Counting Crows (685)
  • Creed (890)
  • Creedence Clearwater Revival (52)
  • Crosby, Stills & Nash (240)
  • Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (168)
  • Culture Club (423)
  • D12 (950)
  • Dave Matthews Band (864, 902, 976)
  • Def Leppard (629)
  • De La Soul (602)
  • Destiny's Child (869, 871)
  • The Doobie Brothers (300)
  • Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show d (131)
  • Duran Duran (414)
  • The Eagles (196, 305, 1053)
  • The Everly Brothers (467)
  • Fall Out Boy (1021)
  • Fleetwood Mac (235, 256, 310, 772)
  • Foo Fighters (718)
  • The Fugees (742)
  • The Go-Go's (375, 425)
  • Good Charlotte (921)
  • The Grateful Dead (66, 101, 504/505)
  • Green Day (700, 724/725, 968, 1079)
  • Guns N' Roses (539, 612, 1032)
  • Hall & Oates (237, 439)
  • Heart (244, 317)
  • Hole (715)
  • Hootie & the Blowfish (714)
  • Ike & Tina Turner (93)
  • Jefferson Airplane (92)
  • Jefferson Starship (203, 265)
  • Jonas Brothers (1058, 1082/1083)
  • Kings of Leon (1077)
  • KISS (736)
  • Labelle (190)
  • Ladysmith Black Mambazo (503)
  • Led Zeppelin (182, 587, 702, 1006, 1041)
  • Linkin Park (891)
  • Live (726)
  • Living Colour (590)
  • Loggins & Messina (181)
  • Maroon 5 (1034)
  • The Mars Volta (1051)
  • Men at Work (398)
  • Metallica (617, 737, 1062)
  • Mötley Crüe (506)
  • My Morning Jacket (1051)
  • 'N Sync (837, 871, 875b)
  • Nine Inch Nailse (690, 755, 823)
  • Nirvana (628, 674)
  • No Doubt (759, 888)
  • Oasis (733)
  • Outkast (944)
  • Panic! at the Disco (1019)
  • Pearl Jam (668)
  • Phish (917)
  • Pink Floyd (513f, 1023, 1141g)
  • The Police (337, 416, 1029)
  • The Pretenders (318, 420b)
  • R.E.M. (514, 550, 607, 625, 693, 745)
  • Radiohead (874, 1155)
  • Rage Against the Machine (826)
  • The Rascals (67)
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers (633, 719, 820, 839, 958, 1002, 1138)
  • The Rolling Stones (191, 273, 324, 359/360, 560, 573, 689, 775, 855, 946, 983, 1000, 1050)
  • Run-D.M.C. (488, 1000)
  • Salt-N-Pepa (771)
  • The Sheepdogs (1137h)
  • Simon and Garfunkel (365, 1000)
  • Slipknot (879)
  • Sly & the Family Stone (54)
  • The Smashing Pumpkins (680, 721)
  • Soul Asylum (662, 711)
  • Soundgarden (684)
  • Spice Girls (764/765)
  • Spin Doctors (647)
  • Staind (873)
  • Steely Dan (167i)
  • Stone Temple Pilots (753)
  • The Stray Cats (390)
  • The Strokes (935)
  • Talking Heads (491)
  • Three Dog Night (117)
  • U2 (443, 499, 521, 618, 761, 860, 958, 964/965, 1074, 1089)
  • Vampire Weekend (1051)
  • Van Halen (477, 530/531)
  • The Village People (289)
  • The Vines (905)
  • Weezer (973)
  • Wendy and Lisa (472)
  • The White Stripes (982)
  • The Who (275, 382, 556/557)
  • Wilson Phillips (603)

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