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The latest installment in the History of Rock series, JT Curtis, Nick Patrella and Ashley Rose are back to discuss the History of Rock & Roll: The 2010s. This is the decade where Rock music "Died" with the genera all but disappearing from mainstream radio, but with bands like The Black Keys, The Arctic Monkeys, Avenged Sevenfold, Paramore, Halestorm, even King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, maybe it's not as dead as everyone says it is?

Written and performed by JT Curtis, Nick Patrella & Ashley Rose, with archival performances by Jay Curtis and Emily Seibert.

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History of Rock & Roll - The 2010s

The latest installment in the History of Rock series, JT Curtis, Nick Patrella and Ashley Rose are back to discuss the History of Rock & Roll: The 2010s. This is the decade where Rock music "Died" with the genera all but disappearing from mainstream radio, but with bands like The Black Keys, The Arctic Monkeys, Avenged Sevenfold, Paramore, Halestorm, even King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, maybe it's not as dead as everyone says it is? Written and performed by JT Curtis, Nick Patrella & Ashley Rose, with archival performances by Jay Curtis and Emily Seibert. A HUGE thank you to all those who donated to our GoFundMe page and also our Patreon supporters. You all made this happen! All credits are included in the video. Please support these artists!

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Ronald Pena

No joke, this is my first time paying for Patron because I like your series so much. And I wish you had mention Bring Me The Horizon.

Henry Blake

Kind of surprised Tame Impala only got a passing mention in this vid... I feel like their song "Elephant" should definitely have been featured. Also kind of bummed Black Veil Brides didn't get a mention, I feel they were a pretty important hard rock band in the early 2010s. I am impressed, though, that you managed to include Royal Blood and Badflower in here! As for my favorite 2010s rock band, that would have to be Electric Citizen, a little-known psychedelic/stoner band from Cincy. Supposedly they're putting out a new album after all these years.

JT Curtis Music

(Sigh) I wrote a reply and it didn't post... So to give a little behind-the-scenes info here, when we did the big shoot with me, Nick and Ashley, our only day filming altogether, we didn't have a finished script. I hadn't gone through all of Tame Impala's repertoire and had to settle on talking about Currents as that was the big one. Later on when I realized Lonerism was well loved by fans, I was having a hard time trying to fit it into the script and we already had that bit with Ashley mentioning them with King Gizzard, so we had to stick with it. Though if I'm being completely honest, even "Elephant" and the earlier stuff doesn't do much for me. I actually found "Less I Know the Better" and the stuff on Currents more interesting, but it is nonethless poppy (at least compared to King Gizzard). Black Veil Brides didn't seem to be on our radar, unless I missed a comment about them. Let's hope this comment posts this time!