After getting their start opening for Nickelback over 20 years ago, Theory of a Deadman is rocking harder than ever with hits like “Angel,” “Rx,” “Bad Girlfriend,” “Not Meant to Be” and more.

From grunge to classic rock, Stone Temple Pilots’ impressive range is showcased on songs like “Interstate Love Song,” “Plush” and “Creep.”

With 11 albums, two Grammy Award nominations and a Billboard Music Award, Skillet is at the top of their game. The group has surged throughout pop culture with hits like “Monster,” “Hero” and “Feel Invincible.”

Since their 2005 hit “Lips of an Angel,” Hinder has embodied an ethos of defiance and tenacity through gutsy lyrics, rousing melodies and soaring choruses. From “Take It to the Limit” to “The Reign,” each album in their musical journey has reflected a progression, keeping them on the forefront of the rock scene for nearly two decades.

Following the late-‘90s rise of post-grunge, Buckcherry reignited hard rock and brought the throwback sound to the mainstream with hits like “Lit Up,” “Sorry” and “Everything.”

Crossfade has marked their territory in the rock landscape with three monumental studio albums. Their self-titled debut album in 2004 made an indisputable impact with songs like “Cold,” “Colors” and “No Giving Up.” Their second album, “Falling Away,” followed in 2006 and 2011’s profound release, “We All Bleed,” cemented their legacy.

Solidifying their presence in the pop-rock spectrum, Hoobastank has dominated with hits like “The Reason,” “Crawling in the Dark” and “Out of Control.”

Almost 20 years in and Black Stone Cherry still retains the same fire and camaraderie. With rock, metal, roots, blues, soul and hip hop in their blood, they’ve found success with songs like “Blame It on the Boom Boom,” “Stay” and “Again.”

With an undeniable ability to bridge the gap between two seemingly different worlds, Royale Lynn is a self-professed “metalhead from a small town.” She’s showcased her songwriting skills and musical identity with songs like “Six Feet Deep,” “DEATH WISH” and “Redneck Rockstar.”