Garbage

Garbage is an alternative rock band founded in Madison, Wisconsin. The group's lineup includes Scottish vocalist Shirley Manson and drummer/percussionist Butch Vig, who became well known as the producer of Nirvana's 1991 breakthrough album Nevermind.

Garbage has earned 16 top 40 hits to date, including five apiece from their fourth studio album Bleed Like Me (2005) and fifth studio album Not Your Kind Of People (2012). The latter album was responsible for the band's three biggest chart entries, "Blood For Poppies" (their first #1), "Control" (#2) and "Battle In Me" (#4). Garbage followed up this success the following year with their Record Store Day single "Because The Night", a collaboration with New Jersey punk rock band Screaming Females, which spent two weeks at #1.

During Garbage's hiatus, Shirley Manson began an acting career and also charted on JT40 with a solo single, "The Hunger", in 2011. Butch Vig produced Green Day's 2009 album 21st Century Breakdown and the Foo Fighters' 2011 album Wasting Light, both of which produced several JT40 top 3 singles.

JT40 Awards
2005:

Best Group/Band (Nominated)

Best Rock Artist (Nominated)

Best Rock Song for "Why Do You Love Me?" (Nominated)

2013:

Best Group/Band (Nominated)

Best Rock Artist (Nominated)

Best Rock Song for "Blood For Poppies" (Won)

Best Rock Album for Not Your Kind Of People (Nominated)

Album Of The Year for Not Your Kind Of People (Nominated)

Artist Of The Year (Nominated)

Song Of The Year for "Blood For Poppies" (Nominated)

Best Music Video for "Blood For Poppies" (Nominated)

Best Comeback (Nominated)