Legendary Bands of the 90s: Then and Now

Destiny's Child (1990)
The four members of Destiny's Child were still children when the band was formed in 1990.
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Hooverphonic (Now)
The original three came back together again, and what's more, they were Belgium's entry for the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest!
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Spice Girls (Now)
In 2019, the Spice Girls (without Victoria Beckham) did some shows in the UK as part of the Spice World Tour.
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Spice Girls (1994)
In 1994, a time when several boybands were rising, five female artists formed the Spice Girls in London.
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Pearl Jam (Now)
Throughout its existence, the band has sold more than 60 million records worldwide and performed several charity shows.
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Pearl Jam (1990)
Pearl Jam emerged in 1990 when Eddie Vedder was 26 and Mike McCready, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament were 24.
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Oasis (Now)
Despite being one of the most successful bands in the UK, it dissolved in 2009. In the photo we see Liam Gallagher (1972).
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Oasis (1991)
British band formed in 1991 by five members: Liam Gallagher, who was 19 at the time, Noel Gallagher, 24, Paul Arthurs, 26
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The Cardigans (now)
The band took a six-year break from the stage but returned in 2012 for a tour.
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Destiny's Child (Now)
Beyoncé Knowles (1981), Kelly Rowland (1981) and Michelle Williams (1980) continued with the group until 2005, when each of them continued with a solo career.
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