This is a list of rock music sub-genres:
- 2 Tone
- Acid rock
- Afro punk
- Alternative country
- Alternative dance
- Alternative metal
- Alternative rock
- Anatolian rock
- Art punk
- Art rock
- Baroque pop
- Baggy
- Bandana Thrash
- Beat
- Bent edge
- Big beat
- Bisrock
- Black metal
- Blues-rock
- Brazilian thrash metal
- Breakcore
- Britpop
- Canterbury sound
- Cello rock
- Celtic punk
- Celtic metal
- Celtic rock
- Chicano rock
- Christian metal
- Christian punk
- Christian rock
- Coldwave
- Comedy rock
- Country rock
- Cowpunk
- Crossover thrash
- Crunkcore
- Crust punk
- Dance-punk
- Dance-rock
- Dark cabaret
- Dark rock
- Darkwave
- D-beat
- Death 'n' roll
- Deathcore
- Death/doom
- Deathgrind
- Death metal
- Death rock
- Digital hardcore
- Djent
- Doom metal
- Dream pop
- Drone metal
- Dunedin sound
- Electric folk
- Electronicore
- Electronic rock
- Electroclash
- Emo
- Ethereal Wave
- Experimental metal
- Experimental rock
- Extreme metal
- Folk metal
- Folk punk
- Folk rock
- Funk metal
- Funk rock
- Garage punk
- Garage rock
- Glam metal
- Glam punk
- Glam rock
- Goregrind
- Gothabilly
- Gothic metal
- Gothic rock
- Grebo
- Grindcore
- Grindie
- Groove metal
- Group Sounds
- Grunge
- Gypsy punk
- Hard rock
- Hardcore punk
- Heartland rock
- Heavy metal
- Horror punk
- Indie pop
- Indie rock
- Indietronica
- Indorock
- Industrial metal
- Industrial rock
- Instrumental rock
- Jangle pop
- Jersey Shore sound
- Krautrock
- Madchester
- Manila Sound
- Mathcore
- Math rock
- Medieval folk rock
- Medieval metal
- Melodic death metal
- Melodic hardcore
- Metalcore
- Mod revival
- Nardcore
- Neue Deutsche Härte
- Neue Deutsche Welle
- Neo-classical metal
- Neoclassical dark wave
- Neo-prog
- Neo-psychedelia
- New rave
- New Wave
- New Wave of American Heavy Metal
- New Wave of British Heavy Metal
- New Wave of New Wave
- New Weird America
- Nintendocore
- Noise pop
- Noise rock
- Nu gaze
- Nu metal
- Oi!
- Ostrock
- Pagan metal
- Pagan rock
- Paisley underground
- Pinoy rock
- Pop punk
- Pop rock
- Pornogrind
- Post-Britpop
- Post-grunge
- Post-hardcore
- Post-metal
- Post-punk
- Post-punk revival
- Post-rock
- Power pop
- Power metal
- Powerviolence
- Progressive rock
- Protopunk
- Psychedelic rock
- Psychobilly
- Punk blues
- Punk jazz
- Punk rock
- Punkcore
- Queercore
- Raga rock
- Rapcore
- Rap metal
- Rap rock
- Reggae rock
- Riot grrrl
- Rock Against Communism
- Rock and roll
- Rockabilly
- Rock in Opposition
- Roots rock
- Sadcore
- Samba-rock
- Screamo
- Shoegazing
- Shock rock
- Ska-core
- Ska punk
- Skate punk
- Skate rock
- Slowcore
- Sludge metal
- Soft rock
- Southern metal
- Southern rock
- Space rock
- Speed metal
- Straight edge
- Stoner doom
- Stoner metal
- Stoner rock
- Street punk
- Sufi rock
- Sunshine pop
- Surf music
- Swamp pop
- Swedish death metal
- Symphonic black metal
- Symphonic gothic metal
- Symphonic metal
- Symphonic power metal
- Symphonic rock
- Synthpop
- Taqwacore
- Technical death metal
- Teutonic thrash metal
- Third Wave Ska
- Thrashcore
- Thrash metal
- Traditional heavy metal
- Tulsa Sound
- Twee pop
- Unblack metal
- Viking metal
- Viking rock
- Visual kei
- Youth crew
- War metal
- Wizard rock
- Zeuhl
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