Almost Famous: 5 Millennial Bands Who Should Have Been More
Successful  2. The Ataris Kris Roe was always a hell of a pop-
punk songwriter. With classics like "San Dimas High School
Football Rules" to his name, the Ataris always seemed destined
for bigger things than being on Fat Wreck. They seemed well on
their way to being the next blink-182 when they made the choice
to go darker and more indie on Welcome the Night. It was good
for their art but bad for their record sales.  What Happened
Next: Even though he hasn't released a full-length since 2007,
Kris Roe continues to tour. Wikipedia claims there are 15 ex-
members of the group, including the drummer Roe attacked at a
show last October.  1. Lostprophets Sometimes success doesn't
travel across the ocean. Popular in the UK, the group never
quite stuck with American audiences even though they had plenty
of singles that got radio play. While Start Something eventually
went gold, most of the people that bought it would be shocked to
learn they put out three alb