Gavin Rossdale is the lead singer of which band?

Gavin Rossdale is the lead singer of the rock band Bush.

Rossdale co-founded Bush in London in 1992 and serves as the band’s lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. Bush became one of the most commercially successful British rock groups associated with the 1990s alternative-rock wave, particularly in the United States.

The band’s 1994 debut album, Sixteen Stone, produced major songs including “Glycerine,” “Comedown,” “Machinehead,” and “Everything Zen.” Rossdale’s raspy vocals and introspective lyrics became central to Bush’s sound, which blended grunge-influenced guitar with polished arena-rock production.

Some listeners mistakenly connect Rossdale primarily with his celebrity relationships or solo work, but Bush remains his defining musical project. The band has continued releasing music and touring through multiple lineup changes, with Rossdale remaining its most consistent member and public face.