Hair Metal Long Sleeve T-Shirts

The Hair Metal Logo in all Black!

A Hair Metal girl

The Hair Metal Podcast on the Fandom Podcast Network

The Hair Metal Podcast on the Fandom Podcast Network

There's only one kind of music for you, and you know what it is! 80's Metal Rocks!

Hair Metal Podcast on the Fandom Podcast Network

Third in the hair metal and post apocalyptic inspired series.

The Fourth in the series

You don't like people, but you LOVE 1980s hair metal!

eighties hair metal chick..

Hair Metal 80's style

Hair Metal ROCKS

furby black metal girl

80s Hair metal girl

The Hair Metal Podcast Logo in Black & Red

The Hair Metal podcast on the Fandom Podcast Network

80s style Hari metal girl with some anime/manga vibe

Vince Neil meets Mastersof the Universe!

80 Heavy Metal Cassette Tape

80s rock band

Metal

Hammer man

A doodle I made that needed to be a shirt. Wear it with confidence. Two sided!

Celebrate your favorite music with this unique design!

Eddie guitar van 80s glam halen 1980s style music frankenstrat evh guitarist shred solo wah whammy pedal bar hair metal heavy hope obama poster

Heart / 80s Styled Original Fan Design

vintage

80s band Poison

You gonna die!

We all know heavy metal makes everything better lets teach others the way...

Debra Winger was a rockstar before Kip Winger was.

classic guitar pro

If you've got something to say, and you know it's better to burn out than fade away, then you already know you want this. When everyone else sees it, they'll tell you "I'm a gettin it!"

If you lived in the greater Seattle area in the mid to late '80s, then you probably remember seeing the occasional TV ad for a rock 'n roll hair salon called Rockutz. With an infectious heavy metal jingle that screamed “Rockutz… look like a staaaarrrrrrr!!!!,” it stuck with you, and if you ever decided that you (or your whole band) needed a new hair metal inspired hair do, then you knew that you needed to make the trip out to Rockutz so that you could look like a star.

Glam Punk Band

Britny Fox was an American glam metal band from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area that was active from 1985 to 1992. They are best known for their music video for "Girlschool" and their minor hit "Long Way to Love" (U.S. No. 100). Named after a track of the same name on their self-titled 1988 debut album, Rock Revolution was the name of the band's 1989 tour. Despite achieving moderate popularity on the tail end of glam metal as it was fading out, Britny Fox maintained a successful following that resulted in four studio albums.