List of musicians in the second wave of punk music

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These are bands that could be considered to be part of the 'second wave' of the punk rock movement, circa 1980 and after.

see: List of musicians by genre

(Please add to list in alphabetical order)

• The Adolescents
• Alkaline Trio
• All
• Adicts, The
• Anti-Flag
• The ?fect
• AFI
• The All-American Rejects
• The Ataris
• Bad Religion
• Big Black*
• Bedlam Hour
• Bikini Kill
• Blink-182
• Blue Meanies
• Bored Suburban Youth
• Bouncing Souls
• Box Car Racer
• Bratmobile
• The Butchies
• Chumbawamba
• The Circle Jerks
• Citizen Fish
• The Cult
• Cro-Mags
• Dead Kennedys
• Dead Milkmen
• Discharge
• DOA (band)
• Dropkick Murphys
• Electric Frankenstein
• Fear
• Flipper
• Fugazi
• Goldfinger
• Good Charlotte
• Green Day
• Guttermouth
• The Hellacopters
• Happy Campers
• Hot Snakes
• Justincase
• Billy Idol
• Lit
• Local H
• Long Beach Dub Allstars
• Lunachicks
• The Maystadt Process
• Meat Puppets
• Mest
• Millions Of Dead Cops
• Milton (Lock Haven, PA)
• Minor Threat
• Minutemen
• The Misfits
• Mission of Burma
• Mr. Bungle
• MxPx
• The Need
• New Found Glory
• Nerf Herder
• NOFX
• No Use for a Name
• Operation Ivy
• Pansy Division
• the Pixies
• Powerman 5000
• Pretty Girls Make Graves
• Printed Blanks
• Propagandhi
• Protein
• Public Image Limited/PiL
• Pennywise
• The Offspring
• Rancid
• The Replacements
• Rites of Spring
• Samiam
• Sex Mutants
• Shortfuse
• SNFU
• Sick of it All
• Sleater-Kinney
• Smutt Peddlers, The
• Social Distortion
• Strung Out
• S.T.U.N
• Sublime
• Sonic Youth
• Sugarcult
• Suicidal Tendencies
• Sum 41
• Team Dresch
• Tilt
• Tribe 8
• 1208
• The Unseen
• The Used
• The Vandals
• The Violent Femmes
• UP SyNDROME
• The Vibrators

See also

• Pre-Punk Bands (ca. 1968-1976)
• Early Punk Bands (ca. 1976-1980)
• Punk Films
• List of punk cities

• Related genres:

  post punk

  New Wave

  Anarcho-punk

  Grunge

  Skate punk

  Oi

  Hardcore punk

  Straight edge

  Ska punk

  Emo

  Nu metal

  Queercore

  Gothic rock

  Cassette culture

  Pub rock (UK)

  Riot Grrl