Best pop rock albums of the decade

All Time Low's 'Wake Up, Sunshine' successfully merges their punk-rock origins with a more mature sound and indie-pop elements. This album demonstrates significant artistic growth while maintaining the band's signature energetic appeal.

Yellowcard's 'Better Days,' their first album in almost a decade, features a chart-topping single and represents a strong return to their pop punk/alternative rock sound. This highly anticipated release is a significant pop rock event.

Wet Leg's critically acclaimed debut offers a fresh take on post-punk, blending indie rock with pop appeal. Its fun, aggressive, yet sweet and edgy sound makes it a standout and influential pop rock album.

This album by The 1975 is a prime example of modern pop rock, showcasing the band's ability to seamlessly blend diverse genres. Its expansive sound and experimental approach make it a standout release of the decade.

Foo Fighters' 'But Here We Are' is a powerful and emotional rock 'n' roll album that addresses themes of pain and loss with grace and guttural honesty. Its critical acclaim highlights its significance in the pop rock genre.

Foo Fighters' 'Medicine at Midnight' is a straight-ahead rock album infused with undeniable pop sensibilities. It achieved chart success and delivered powerful, anthemic tracks, making it a strong contender in the pop rock category.

While primarily a pop album, 'Harry's House' features strong rock tendencies and was recognized on 'Top Rock Albums' lists. It continues Harry Styles' evolution with catchy, well-crafted songs that blend pop and rock seamlessly.

Tame Impala's 'The Slow Rush' offers a dreamy, retro sound with strong rock underpinnings, leaning into psychedelic pop. Its self-reflective themes and beautifully crafted music make it a compelling and unique pop rock experience.

Coldplay's 'Music of the Spheres' embraces a cosmic, pop-rock sound with uplifting anthems, including the hit collaboration 'My Universe' with BTS. Its global appeal and blend of pop and rock elements make it a significant release.

Måneskin's 'Rush!' delivers party indie rock punctuated with cinematic ballads, all infused with an irresistible sense of fun and swagger. This album showcases their unique blend of rock energy and pop accessibility.

Green Day's 'Saviors' delivers plenty of loudness and political commentary, blending straight-up punk-rock energy with melodic and lush pop elements. This album showcases their enduring relevance and genre-blending skill.

iDKHOW's 'Gloom Division' is an eclectic and surprising sophomore record, showcasing vocal charm over gleaming production that channels a bygone era of sophisticated adult pop rock. Its unique sound makes it a notable entry.

De'Wayne's 'June' is packed with luxurious summer bangers, drawing influences from Prince and Lenny Kravitz, featuring groovy guitars and disco elements that firmly place it in the pop rock realm. It promises a fresh and vibrant sound.

Harry Styles' 'Kiss All the Time,' while listed as 'Disco, Occasionally,' is expected to incorporate significant pop rock elements, continuing his successful musical trajectory. His previous work suggests a strong blend of pop and rock.