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Genre in a city

Grunge artists from Seattle

The 32 most-read grunge artists based in Seattle, by Wikipedia readership in August 2026. Movement compares against July 2026.

Artists

32

Readers August

497,650

New entries

00
Data 2026-08-01·MusicBrainz + Wikimedia

32 artists are tagged grunge in Seattle. The biggest move was Helms Alee, up 3 places.

#ArtistReaders30d
01
Pearl Jamgrunge, alternative rock
135,471
+1
02
Alice in Chainsgrunge, alternative rock
116,744
-1
03
Soundgardengrunge, alternative rock
75,068
0
04
Temple of the Dogalternative rock, grunge
40,726
0
05
Mad Seasongrunge, blues rock
28,531
0
06
Mother Love Bonegrunge, alternative rock
20,878
0
07
Kim Thayilgrunge, rock
17,262
0
08
Hiro Yamamotoalternative metal, grunge
13,529
0
09
Mudhoneyalternative rock, grunge
10,939
0
10
Green Riveralternative rock, grunge
8,268
0
11
Tadgrunge, alternative metal
4,319
0
12
3rd Secretgrunge, blues
3,667
+1
13
7 Year Bitchgrunge, punk rock
2,946
-1
14
Tina Bellgrunge
2,518
0
15
Skin Yardgrunge
2,248
0
16
Dan Petersgrunge, rock
2,163
0
17
Bradgrunge
1,853
0
18
Love Batteryalternative rock, grunge
1,661
+1
19
Gruntruckgrunge
1,487
-1
20
Spys4Darwinalternative rock, grunge
1,042
0
21
Trulyalternative rock, grunge
977
+1
22
U‐Mengrunge
906
-1
23
10 Minute Warninggrunge
791
0
24
Hammerboxgrunge
659
0
25
Helms Aleegrunge, metal
536
+3
26
Satchelgrunge, rock
473
+1
27
Blood Circusalternative rock, grunge
466
-1
28
Carrie Akregrunge
418
-3
29
War Babiesgrunge
413
0
30
Dicklessgrunge
350
0
31
Willardgrunge, sludge metal
299
0
32
Guy Laceygrunge
42
0

Adjacent scenes

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How this is ranked. Artists are matched from the MusicBrainz database by genre and by the area they are based in. An artist appears in a genre when at least 15% of their genre votes are for it. Position is set by readership of their English Wikipedia article in August 2026; movement compares that against July 2026. Readership measures public attention, not streams or sales.