List of People From Virginia - Bands From Virginia

Bands From Virginia

  • Alabama Thunderpussy, Southern Metal band (Richmond)
  • Arsis, Death/Thrash Metal band (Virginia Beach)
  • Avail, Punk Rock band (Richmond)
  • Carbon Leaf, Pop-Rock/Folk Rock band (Richmond)
  • Clipse, rap group (Virginia Beach)
  • Darkest Hour, metal band (Washington D.C.)
  • Dave Matthews Band, Alt. Rock band (Charlottesville)
  • dc Talk, Christian rapcore band (Lynchburg)
  • Deceased, Death/Thrash Metal band and first band to sign with Relapse Records (Arlington)
  • Far-Less, Post-hardcore (Marion, Pulaski, Blacksburg)
  • GWAR, shock rock punk thrash band (Richmond)
  • The Hackensaw Boys, bluegrass band (Charlottesville)
  • HURT, Art Rock/Hard Rock band
  • Lamb of God, contemporary extreme metal band (Richmond)
  • Mae, Indie/Indie rock band (Virginia Beach)
  • Municipal Waste, Thrash Metal band (Richmond)
  • Naysayer (band), Hardcore band (Richmond)
  • Pig Destroyer, deathgrind band (Northern Virginia)
  • Winter Solstice, Christian Metalcore band (Lynchburg)
  • While Heaven Wept, Doom metal band (Dale City)
  • The Friday Night Boys, Power pop/Pop punk/Electronica, band (Fairfax)
  • The Downtown Fiction, Power pop/Pop punk/Alternative rock, band (Fairfax)
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