Breakout band of the 2010’s? Greta Van Fleet, according to the folks at Loudwire.com. This leads me to believe that Loundwire.com is run by [email protected] morons. The publication named the Zeppelin-esque Michigan quartet its ‘Breakout Act of the Decade’ for their meteoric rise “during an era when rock’n’roll was constantly ignored by mainstream media”. Greta Van Fleet’s rise to fame included help from some big names, including Bob Seger, Elton John, and Metallica. Seriously, this band comes off as badly put together than Jolly Rancher breakfast cereal.
INTERVIEW: @GretaVanFleet is the Breakout Artist of the Decade: https://t.co/CdCuyAZ4X9
— Loudwire (@Loudwire) December 11, 2019
Of the decade? Ignoring the fact they're awful, are there really no bigger breakouts than Greta Van Fleet?! pic.twitter.com/pHaMpOywU2
— James (@sonofnihility) December 11, 2019
Greta Van Boy Band. Iād rather listen to a dentistās drill.
Ya wanna hear real rock listen to the Rival Sons. Forget this crap. Waiting for the first idiot to make a Zeppelin comparison. Ready, go!— LarryS (@skabmaluke) December 11, 2019
Greta Van Fleet are the Great Value brand of Led Zeppelin.
— Bex (@REBECCA3133) October 25, 2018
This is the only Greta that matters to me!
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