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The stars of 2005: Where are they now?
The biggest and most hyped bands from a decade ago - then and now
2005 was a big year for music. It has also proven, a decade on (feeling old yet?), to be something of a mixed bag.
The winners of the BBC's Sound of 2005, for example, were The Bravery. They were barely even the Sound of 1 January, 2005. The winners of the Grammy for Best New Artist however, were Maroon 5. And, for better or worse, they're still at it today.
Take a walk down memory lane with us as we look at the band's blowing up in 2005, and where they are now.
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