Which of the following types of shirts have you ever worn?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

emo, hardcore, post-hardcore, indie rock, emoviolence, melodic hardcore, orgcore, post-rock, riot grrl, metalcore, melodic metalcore, garage rock and a Christian shirt for me

[dead0man]

would a t-shirt with the name of a church on the front that I wore to play church softball in count as a "Christian Tshirt" if I never wore it anywhere but to church softball games?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I own a Paramore shirt and a Nirvana shirt. Those are the only band shirts I've worn.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I own a Paramore shirt and a Nirvana shirt. Those are the only band shirts I've worn.

Somehow I managed to leave off BOTH grunge and pop-punk. Fixed.

would a t-shirt with the name of a church on the front that I wore to play church softball in count as a "Christian Tshirt" if I never wore it anywhere but to church softball games?

sure

[dead0man]

melodic hardcore-assuming NOFX counts
metal band-assuming the Bulletboys or Soundgarden counts
grunge shirt-Nirvana, Pearl Jam
pop-punk-Blink 182
Christian-a light blue shirt with a big number 23 on the back that says Alton First Southern Baptist Church on the front

[Dr. MB]

hardcoore, indie, metal, grunge. R&B too. I have a few shirts from local bands that I've bought at their shows but I wouldn't always put them into a single genre.

I've worn Christian shirts (mostly from like middle/high school youth group) but not really band related

[Crumpets]

I have three classic rock shirts (Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr's All-Star Band, and Bruce Springsteen), one for an indie pop/twee band (Belle & Sebastian), and one for a funk/R&B band (Earth, Wind, and Fire). I'm planning to go to an Alvvays+Beths concert later this year, and will probably get shirts for both if I do end up going. Alvvays I'd classify as indie pop. The Beths are indie rock, but you could also make the case for them being post-punk.

[Lambsbread]

I've worn all sorts of music shirts since I was a kid. I grew up wearing Led Zeppelin, Queen, and My Chemical Romance shirts, graduated into metalcore/post-hardcore/deathcore/pop-punk, now in recent years I've graduated to some rappers, some garage rock, some post-punk, some punk rock and hardcore, and so forth. I only strictly counted t-shirts and long sleeves but I also have plenty of hoodies that fit some of these categories too.

Currently wearing a Pink Spiders shirt from when I saw them on their last US tour (great show, I was super depressed for about a week before the show and they were so much fun that it cheered me right up)

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Only one and once.  We went to see Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow with Dio singing and we wore a shirt.  So that's hard rock.

[Lambsbread]

Only one and once.  We went to see Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow with Dio singing and we wore a shirt.  So that's hard rock.

So lucky. I wish I could've seen Dio live. I remember very vividly when he died, I was crushed.

[SWE]

I have an emo band shirt (the front bottoms) and a pop-punk band shirt (blink 182)

[Smash255]

I have an old Wu-Tang sweatshirt that is about it

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

Closest I have is a shirt with four penguins crossing Abbey Road with the title “Penguin Road.” Actually wearing that one today.

[Nutmeg]

Just a Nirvana shirt from a secondhand store.

[Del Tachi]

A country band/singer shirt

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

I have a Dark Side of the Moon T-shirt and one which has the AC/DC logo on it but is actually a visual pun (it also has the faces of Edison and Tesla). I can't think of anything else.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I have a Dark Side of the Moon T-shirt and one which has the AC/DC logo on it but is actually a visual pun (it also has the faces of Edison and Tesla). I can't think of anything else.

Do people in Italy normally wear hoodies or is that just a hardcore band thing? I can't see Italy's climate being big for hoodies but it seems hardcore people wear them eveywhere.

[vitoNova]

Right before COVID, I would occasionally wear these really gaudy Hawaiian shirts into the office that my former supervisor--who was a huge Stranger Things fan--used to say I reminded her of that cop guy on the show.  I even had the 80s timex watch to go along with it, that I had for years (not that I was copying the show.  I never watched it)

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

I never remember wearing any of those

[Penn_Quaker_Girl]

Closest I have is a shirt with four penguins crossing Abbey Road with the title “Penguin Road.” Actually wearing that one today.

....I've never been so jealous of an Atlas friend before in my life. 

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

Closest I have is a shirt with four penguins crossing Abbey Road with the title “Penguin Road.” Actually wearing that one today.

....I've never been so jealous of an Atlas friend before in my life. 

Can’t find it online unfortunately. Got it from the California Academy of Sciences a loooong time ago.

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

I have a Dark Side of the Moon T-shirt and one which has the AC/DC logo on it but is actually a visual pun (it also has the faces of Edison and Tesla). I can't think of anything else.

Do people in Italy normally wear hoodies or is that just a hardcore band thing? I can't see Italy's climate being big for hoodies but it seems hardcore people wear them eveywhere.

A decent amount of people wear hoodies in the winter. I would never associate them with "hardcore bands", if anything with hip-hop probably.

[Electric Circus]

At one point I had a graphic tee featuring "Snoop doggy dogg" brandishing a gun. It originally belonged to college girlfriend.

My wardrobe has never hit any other category here, unless free t-shirts from youth groups or high school band count. However, I did have a cherished collection of graphic tees in high school, and I can remember saving up money from my summer job to buy designs off of Threadless, at least one of which has held up over two decades of wear.

These days, I just have few that are comfortable for sleeping (including, oddly enough, a South Park shirt that I rescued from a relatives' donation bag because its fabric is a very soft cotton). The newer ones are mostly give-aways from volunteer events.

[HillGoose]

i have a Krewella shirt that i got for like $5 at a rave in college but that's about it

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Only one and once.  We went to see Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow with Dio singing and we wore a shirt.  So that's hard rock.

So lucky. I wish I could've seen Dio live. I remember very vividly when he died, I was crushed.

We all were, R2.  I really wish I could have seen him during his solo career tour, but I didn't get the chance.  He was better live than on tape.