Musicians Wearing Shirts from Bands That Sound Nothing Like Them

this isn't the most noteworthy example, but Lynn Canfield (frontwoman of the dreampop group The Moon Seven Times) wore a Third Stone t-shirt at a reunion show

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXqcar7lON0

Third Stone being a long dead Alice in Chains knockoff band from Illinois. there's an awkward moment at the 4:00 mark where Lynn namechecks the band and a heckler calls out, "are you sleeping with somebody in that band?" (Lynn: "nope...are you?")

Holger Czukay wearing a Who t-shirt (apparently this photo was taken at the Notting Hill Carnival in 1978).

https://live.staticflickr.com/3051/5692702098_4be48d1a1c_b.jpg

https://images.genius.com/e49dac0bb26bd76a1a7d9ab801a20e11.1000x1000x1.png

Orville Peck

(xp) Trying to think if Can ever sounded like the Who and all I can think of is the bass playing in "Vernal Equinox".

Bill Berry wears a Steel Pulse shirt in this (1982) performance:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sBVX9kRmBE

xxxp tbf Orville Peck was in Nu Sensae so wearing a punk t-shirt is not surprising

tbf Orville Peck was in Nu Sensae so wearing a punk t-shirt is not surprising

I had no idea! That's a suprisingly interesting fact.