OT: Name a good band where all the members are under 40

Second timtebro's recommendation of Kaleo.  I'd add Royal Blood if you want something harder, and The Family Crest if you want something artsier.  Southern Avenue or Lake Street Dive if you want something bluesier.

Re: LSBlue: I LOVE St. Paul and the Broken Bones, but I saw that they have at least one person over 40.  But what they hell, they're still new-ish enough to include, and Paul Janeway is still under 40.

I like Halestorm for Rock, but their latest album was disappointing.

Turnpike Troubadors/Whiskey Myers/Cody Jinks(but he's 39), Tyler Childers for Red Dirt Country/Southern Rock

Walk the Moon

I'm starting to feel really old, even Draft Punk band members are over 40. I liked when Williams and Rodgers joined them in get lucky.

Chout. Young band out of the Chicago area. Singer was in the AIC tribute band, Facelift, and is damn near a Layne clone. His original stuff with Chout is pretty good.

Rolling Stones still under 40?

damn, I did not expect 10/11 members of arcade fire to be over 40 years old...

But I'd pay money to see:

• Twenty One Pilots (maybe not considered a band?)
• Highly Suspect
• the Lumineers if my Fiancée wanted to go. 
• Alabama Shakes if the venue was right. 
• Manchester Orchestra

Pricing would have to be affordable though. I'm not a big concert guy to begin with, and outrageous pricing keeps me away from a lot of concerts I'd go to for half the price. Give me Incubus, Any band including Dallas Green or ben Gibbard before I go to any of the concerts above. 

I had Panic! at the Disco listed before realizing they dropped all band members and tour under that name as a solo act now...I did pay to see the band version of Panic! back when they played at the EMU convocation center with Dashboard Confessional. 

Ghost, Highly suspect, Badflower, Parkway Drive

The Midnight - 80s retrowave band

And one of the members is a Michigan fan iirc.

The 1975

t.A.T.u.

There's a few younger bands that sound pretty cool, if you like guitar rock.

Heron Oblivion

Windhand

Blood Ceremony

I guess Greta Van Fleet not too bad. I remember when Def Leppard came out as the next great Zep band. Early on they even admitted it but they went on and had some good songs.

The fact that no one has mentioned Paramore makes me sad. I don’t know if people understand just how young they were during the mid-00s... Hayley Williams is only 31.

The Band Camino is another recent rock-pop band that I’ve been enjoying over the last year or two as well.

The Go Rounds are a fun Jam band. 

Different genre than the prevailing crowd here, but Florida Georgia Line puts on a great show

I fully expected this to be a tired-old-man snarkfest, and I'm very pleasantly surprised.

On the metal side of things, most or possibly all of the bands on Sumerian Records are under 40...Periphery, Veil of Maya, Born of Osiris, etc. Even Between the Buried and Me has another year before Giles turns 40.

Young the Giant. The lead singer was born in Ann Arbor too.

Yonaka

Nothing But Thieves

Cleopatrick

Saint Motel

The Blue Stones

Apparently, no one listens to the same music I do.  My list off the top of my head (I’m sure I’m missing quite a few I have either seen or I listen to)

Ghost, Falling in Reverse, Memphis May Fire, Attila, Motionless in White, Beartooth, I Prevail (from Southfield), Fever 333, Fit for a King, Stick to Your Guns, Blessthefall ....

In my other favorite genre, Wiz Khalifa, Da Baby, Moneybagg Yo, Roddy Rich, Jack Harlow, Kevin Gates, Lil Wayne, MGK (old stuff was good, new stuff is meh, but he’s proving to be a very talented individual in numerous music genres as well as acting)

I've long held the belief the EVERY good band is under 40.  In fact, most bands make their best albums in their mid-late 20's.  Springsteen did "Born To Run" at 25.  Tom Petty did "Damn The Torpedoes" at 29.  Eddie Vedder was 26 when "10" was released.  Kurt Cobain was 24 when "Nevermind" came out.  Bono was 22 when "War" was issued (and 27 for "The Joshua Tree").  You get the idea.

I know that doesn't exactly answer your question because those most of those bands are still going strong (if alive)......but their best work came in their earliest days. 

I'm sure that there a lot of viable bands in their 20's......we might just know about them yet.

Personally, I've been on an Alt-Country binge for the past few years (Old 97's, Whiskeytown, Wilco, Lucero, American Aquarium, Avett Brothers......things like that).  A lot of those guys are in their 40's and 50's now.

Jade Jackson. Gets classified as country-ish, but has a lot of rock influence..mentored by Mike Ness of Social Distortion. Reminiscent of Lucinda Williams, if that floats your boat. A very nascent career.

Twenty One Pilots.  Fantastic live show, music will move you if you actually listen. 

5 Seconds of Summer.

Not sure if they're rock in the Dewey Finn sense, but they're legit, very good, and have a decent range.

MGMT

The Wayouts.

As a 40 year old, I disapprove of this thread.

They technically don't count because a few members are just over 40, but Arcade Fire absolutely killed the two times I saw them live (both in the past 5 years, so past what I would have thought was their "peak" era).

A few other bands (actually under 40):

• Tame Impala
• Beach House
• Bon Iver

Solo acts:

• Tyler, the Creator
• Solange
• Janelle Monáe
• Childish Gambino
• Mac DeMarco
• Kendrick Lamar

tOSU marching band