The 1990s music scene was diverse, featuring various genres such as grunge, hip-hop, pop, and alternative rock. Bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam popularized grunge, while artists like TLC and Dr. Dre brought hip-hop into the mainstream. The decade also saw the rise of boy bands and pop stars, including Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears.
Additionally, the 1990s marked the emergence of electronic music, with genres like techno and house gaining popularity. The decade was characterized by significant cultural shifts, with music reflecting social issues and youth culture. Iconic festivals, such as Woodstock '94, showcased the era's vibrant music scene.