More often than not, calling one’s self a fan of a band means more than just loving the music. For die-hard fans, it also means embracing the band’s image. -Remember the mop top haircuts because of the Beatles? Or how girls started wearing tracksuits, babydoll dresses, or platform shoes during the Spice Girls’ heyday?

That said, it’s not always about looking like one’s idols. Some people prefer to announce their musical allegiances with branded merchandise like rock band stickers. These veritable badges have graced countless lockers, binders,walls, and car bumpers, basically displaying the sticker owner’s musical tastes (or lack thereof, really.)

That said, the rock band sticker is a relatively affordable way to promote gigs or just to remind people that they exist. They can be concert freebies, or they can be sold to fans. It’s not unheard of for really rad limited edition band stickers to go for a pretty penny. However which way you give them out, rockin’ rock band stickers will definitely help promote your band.

Now all one has to do is back the great designs with some awesome music.

To help you come up with great stickers for your band, here are some excellent examples we found from various places around the ‘net.
 

39 Head-Bangin’ Rock Band Stickers to Inspire You

All rights reserved by Brendan Edwards

Cub


All rights reserved by Tanya Gelman

Paramore


All rights reserved by marshotline

The Offspring


Some rights reserved by Thomas Duchnicki

Jimi Hendrix


All rights reserved by NOTIMEWARPMUSIC

Frank Zappa


All rights reserved by Robby Virus

Salcon (a French band)


All rights reserved by STAB MBC

Jimi Hendrix


All rights reserved by Brendan Edwards

The Inbreds


Some rights reserved by Joe Goldberg

Air (a French band)


All rights reserved by Jeffrey S.

Dave Matthews Band


All rights reserved by Darnett B. Vandal

KISS


All rights reserved by Narisa

Editors


All rights reserved by pepelovespj

Pearl Jam


All rights reserved by Brendan Edwards

Hammerbox


All rights reserved by Anna Melcon Bond

Band Marino


All rights reserved by street_milk

Blur – a sticker based on “Milky” from the music video, Coffee & TV


All rights reserved by m0t_vu0n_banana

Pantera


Some rights reserved by 4rank

The Illustrators


All rights reserved SouthernGrrrl

Various concert stickers from Travis, Incubus, Oasis, The Killers.


All rights reserved by Carolina

John Lennon


All rights reserved by Amy Watts

REM


All Rights Reserved by Static Invasion

Shim!



All rights reserved by Helderes Santos

Eddie (A Brazilian band)


All rights reserved by Danny PiG

Root Down


All rights reserved by iluvu4191

Panic at the Disco


All rights reserved by AnarchistJordanJawbreaker

My Chemical Romance


All rights reserved by Jonafun2 (Jonathan)

Smashing Pumpkins


All rights reserved by ellecer

u2


All rights reserved by John Fischer


Eddie Van Halen


All rights reserved by ldindo1

Oasis


All rights reserved by temporarySPASTIC

Megadeth


Some rights reserved by red hand records

They Might Be Giants


Some rights reserved by stir crazy

Super Phat Productions


All rights reserved by Felipe Ramirez Amigo

Duran Duran


All rights reserved by Carolyn

The Offspring


All rights reserved by Ollie Keable

Stay Away from Paris


All rights reserved by NoTimeWarp Music

Grateful Dead


All rights reserved by No Time Warp Music

Pink Floyd


All rights reserved by No Time Warp Music

Black Crowes

We’d insert ourselves into a huge, sweaty, mosh pit just for these, wouldn’t you?! They’re terrific concert mementos!

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