Pearl Jam

We asked a dad to come up with the big four of dad rock bands, and it did not disappoint. His five-year-old kid also sent along her reviews of the music.

These are the most bizarre songs released by 9 different grunge bands and musicians that will really make you scratch your head.

How did some of rock's biggest bands do after scoring their biggest-selling albums in the '90s? We take a closer look and rank how each band did in trying to keep the success going.

Ex-Pearl Jam drummer Dave Krusen revealed that Pearl Jam have hired a new drummer in place of Matt Cameron — and it's not him.

Guitarist Mike McCready said last month that they were still looking for a replacement.

See a gallery of photos of different rock stars from the Seattle grunge scene before they were famous and after, since many of them started in other bands.

Breaking down the best covers of songs from when grunge ruled the music world, including tracks by Soundgarden, Nirvana and Stone Temple Pilots.

Here's what you need to know about Mike McCready's new graphic novel and rock opera album.

Serious about collecting vinyl? You might want to make sure these greatest hits collections are on your shelves.

These grunge songs were originally written for movie soundtracks, such as Cameron Crowe's 'Singles' and were either included on albums or left as singles.

Grunge isn't known for being the happiest music, but we compiled a list of the 'happiest' (sounding) songs by Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains and others.

We looked at every album by the 'Big 4' of grunge — Alice In Chains, Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam — and picked the best song off each.

Rock, grunge, pop-punk, alternative, metal, Brit-rock, funk rock, ska punk and more populated the airwaves in 1996.

Grunge bands aren't necessarily known for ballads, but these 13 ballads by Alice In Chains, Temple of the Dog, Pearl Jam and others are the best of the era.

The American Heart Association says Pearl Jam's 'Even Flow' is the correct tempo to perform CPR as its beat is between 100 and 120 beats per minute.

The 1990s grunge era often captured the moments that were the hardest to express; those raw moments are what continue to resonate with fans today.