Rock music faded in the 2000s, other genres stepped forward, and the charts took on a different look with a few surprises ...

Not every song is a hit, but that doesn't mean they're not great tunes. Here are five songs that flopped but deserve a spot on your road trip playlist.

Most of the time, the best song on a record becomes the highest-selling single from that respective record. Whether it’s pop, rap, or rock, the best song usually gets the most attention. However, ...

Here's the best metal album of each year of the 2000s. After a difficult '90s period where an overwhelming amount of big '80s names either broke up or stuck together long enough t ...

The 2000s were the last decade to give us a string of classic rock songs that people still remember. It was also an eclectic time for rock ‘n’ roll, considering that Green Day and Linkin Park managed ...

The 2000s was a primetime for R&B lovers. It was an era in which R&B was dominant on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, neo-soul had some of its best commercial success, and BET launched its daily video ...

The 2000s were a transitional time in music, shaped by shifting trends, the rise of digital downloads, and the decline of traditional album sales. As radio and MTV became more focused on hits and ...

A viral social media trend has helped a song from the 2000s chart on the Billboard Hot 100 nearly 25 years after its release. English singer Imogen Heap earned her first career Hot 100 entry this week ...

The 2000s marked a shift in how music was consumed. With the rise of digital sales, ringtone hits, and viral marketing, certain albums rode waves of hype built more on visibility than substance.

There were over 35 hard rock and metal albums that went No. 1 in the 2000s. We don't see hard rock and metal top the Billboard 200 very often anymore. As of May 2025, Ghost's Skeleta is only the ...