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Sprucing up your wardrobe? It’s never a bad time to celebrate your favorite rock band but you don’t have to be you don’t have to be a music lover to rock a band T-shirt.

If you haven’t noticed, band tees are incredibly trendy and have been for decades. They pair nicely with jeans, skirts, pants, leggings or shorts, and if you’ve been working from home lately and don’t want to think about what to wear to your next Zoom meeting, throw on a graphic T-shirt and call it a day (provided that it fits the dress code).

Another great thing about band tees: they’re cheap. Band T-shirts typical cost around $20 and up for adult sizes and they can run even cheaper if you find them on sale or thrift them from Etsy, Ebay and other sites that sell used clothing.

Apart from being affordable, collecting band T-shirts could pay off in the future. Plus, they’re great for layering over a tank top or swimsuit, or cozy wear like thermals, long-sleeve shirts and sweatshirts.

Whether you’re back to school shopping, grabbing something for yourself, or picking up a gift for birthdays and other special occasions, the band tees listed below will look great in any clothing collection.

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Celebrate AC/DC with this black T-shirt commemorating the Australian rock band. This cotton T-shirt is available in multiple colors including black, blue, navy and dark heather gray and sizes ranging from S-3X. You also might like this AC/DC tee honoring the band’s 1980’s album.

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Not your typical Beatles tee, this shirt pays homage to the Fab Four’s 1969 rootfop concert. Available in sizes S-3X, this comfy shirt comes in six different colors which includes black, blue, red, green and two shades of gray.

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If you’re a fan of Blondie then you won’t be able to pass up this awesome T-shirt complete with an image of lead singer, Debbie Harry, on the front. This shirt is available in small, medium and XX-large.

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This Nirvana tee showcases the band’s name above the signature Smiley face logo below. The machine-washable tee is available in multiple sizes including small and X-large.

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Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon is one of the best-selling albums of all time. This premium T-shirt, made from lightweight jersey knit, pays tribute to the epic 1973 LP. The shirt comes in sizes from small to XX-large.

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Fight the power! Lightweight with a retro design, this officially licensed Public Enemy shirt will make a great gift for old school hip hop fans.

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This vintage, unisex band T-shirt features a KISS logo along with a graphic of the rock band. The shirt comes with free KISS stickers and is available in sizes ranging from small to 5X.

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This Ramones Presidential Seal T-Shirt is a popular design available at Hot Topic, Amazon and other major retailers. The shirt features the band’s infamous seal logo and if you look closely, you’ll see the names of the band members written around the seal and an eagle holding a baseball bat, the latter of which is a nod to Johnny Ramone’s love for America’s Favorite Pastime. 

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The Rolling Stones tongue-and-lips logo is probably one of music’s most recognizable emblems. The shirt featured above is a relaxed fit graphic tee, but if you’d prefer a different design for around the same price, try this Men’s Rolling Stone Band tee from Kohl’s ($16.99). For more expensive options check out the Rolling Stones Shruken Tee from Free People ($88) or the Madeworn Rolling Stones Tee ($165).

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Another nostalgic tee for hip hop lovers, this official band T-shirt features the group’s signature black, white and red logo. Halloween just passed, but this shirt can easily double as a costume, just throw on a pair of glasses, a bucket hat, gold jewelry and Adidas sneakers.

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You’ll have a “Whole Lotta Love” for this Led Zeppelin Icarus Flag T-Shirt. This cotton tee features an image of the mythological Icarus in British flag print and the band’s name across the front. These shirts are in short supply, but if they happen to sell out, you can find a selection of Zeppelin tees at Amazon, Walmart and Hot Topic.

Taylor Swift set a historic record on the Hot 100 this week (chart dated Nov. 5) by dominating all ten slots of the top 10, and fellow artists like Halsey, Ryan Tedder and Zara Larsson have all been celebrating her record-breaking accomplishment.

“That’s a first,” the OneRepublic frontman wrote on his Instagram Story above the Billboard chart filled with Swift’s Midnights songs while Larsson wrote, “This is insaaaaane” with a fire emoji.

Meanwhile, Halsey wrote “And that’s how ya do it @taylorswift long live taykarma” of her pal, who enlisted her to help perform “Shake It Off” at the 2019 American Music Awards alongside former Reputation Stadium Tour opener Camila Cabello.

First single “Anti-Hero” is now Swift’s eighth career No. 1 hit while instant fan favorites like “Lavender Haze,” “Midnight Rain” and “Question…?” helped round out the Top 10 along with “Maroon,” “Bejeweled” and the Lana Del Rey-assisted “Snow on the Beach.”

Earlier on Tuesday (Nov. 1), Taylor announced the U.S. dates for The Eras Tour, her upcoming stadium jaunt where Swifties will finally be able to hear the songs they love from Lover, Folklore, Evermore, Fearless (Taylor’s Version), Red (Taylor’s Version) and Midnights live for the first time. (Ahead of the mad dash for tickets, check out Billboard’s dream setlist for the shows here.)

Meanwhile, Tay’s former tourmate and “That’s When” collaborator Keith Urban also commented on her tenth album, raving, “It’s just beautiful. Absolutely love it, top to bottom. I think it’s one of her best albums ever.”

Check out Larsson, Tedder and Halsey’s support for Taylor below.

As the world and the Korean entertainment industry react to the crowd-crush tragedy in Seoul’s Itaewon neighborhood in South Korea, AleXa took a moment of her tour to remember those lost.

At her concert Sunday at Los Angeles’ Avalon Hollywood, the final date in AleXa’s First Meet & Live Tour in U.S. tour, the star asked for a minute of silence to pay respect to the victims.

“As you guys probably know, like millions of others around the world, I’m saddened and quite devastated to hear what happened in Itaewon recently in Korea,” the 25-year-old told the audience. “Many bright, young stars, many young lives were lost in this tragedy that will forever go down in history as one of the worst things to happen in modern times in Korea. It’s forever going to change the lives of people they knew, friends, family, and loved ones. I kindly ask that we altogether observe a minute of silence here together out of respect for all the victims and all the lives lost in the tragedy.”

The stage then went dark, minus a video screen with the phrase “Pray for Itaewon” glowing throughout the moment.

AleXa’s Korean record label ZB Label also announced on Sunday that they would temporarily postpone the planned promotional schedule for the singer’s forthcoming Girls Gone Vogue EP. Earlier this month, Billboard revealed that the new EP, along with the new single “Back in Vogue,” would be released on Nov. 10 as the first new music since the Oklahoma-raised star won the inaugural season of NBC’s American Song Contest. There’s no clear indication if the release date will change at press time, but ZB Label shared that “detailed schedule changes will be announced through a separate notice.” The company added, “our deepest condolences to the victims, bereaved families, and those affected by the heartbreaking tragedy.”

AleXa joins the likes of PSY, ENHYPEN, Jessi and more K-pop stars who have shared their condolences with victims of the tragedy that’s left more than 150 dead and led to a weeklong national mourning period in South Korea. AleXa and ZB Label are also joining the dozens of artists and labels opting to hold or cancel promotional plans and new music in light of the tragedy.