The band, however, wouldn't stay the same - for both good and bad reasons - and their updated logo reflects the shifts. Most notably, lead singer Chester Bennington committed suicide in 2017.

Insider explored the history of 12 iconic rock band logos to explain how they were created. The Rolling Stones paid a master's student £50 to create their iconic logo. The Grateful Dead's "Steal ...

The Rolling Stones iconic logo has almost transcended the band (Picture: Getty Images/RS No.9 Carnaby) Besides the Christian cross, there may be no more prominent instance of successful branding ...

The band's logo has been one of the most adored logos of all time. While it switched styles three times in the first three years of creation, the current design has been around since 1977.

Every inch the former business student that he was, Jagger and the band copyrighted the logo, giving Pasche just L50 for the task, with a bonus of L200 a couple of years later as a nod to its success.

It began life as a tiny emblem, something to adorn a 45 r.p.m. single or the band’s letterhead. It quickly became ubiquitous and, ultimately, the most famous logo in rock ’n’ roll.

His lettering appears on the album covers for “High Voltage” in 1976 and “Let There Be Rock” in 1977, the latter letters leading to the band’s now-iconic logo of AC/DC with the slash ...

Ace Frehley’s original Kiss logo design was put up for auction with a starting price of $50,000.. The guitarist hand-drew the artwork in 1973 and attached it to a button badge with the aim of ...

The band has played with it through the years - adding text, wraparound curves, fire, and the planet at some points - but the basic design has always remained. 7.