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Skirt music (English: rock) is a popular music genre that became known in general in the mid-50s. Its roots come from rhythm and blues, country music from the '40 and '50s and other influences. Furthermore, the skirt music also takes style from a variety of other music, including folk music (folk music), jazz and classical music.

The distinctive sound of skirt music often revolves around an electric guitar or an acoustic guitar, and the use of a very subtle back beat on rhythm section with bass and drum guitars, and keyboards such as organs, pianos or since the '70s, synthesizers. In addition to guitars or keyboards, saxophone and blues-style harmonics are sometimes used as solo music instruments. In its pure form, skirt music "has three chords, consistent and striking backbeats and interesting melodies."

In the late '60s and early' 70s, skirt music evolved into several types. Mixed with folk music (local music in America) became folk rock, with blues being blues-rock and with jazz, becoming jazz-rock fusion. In the 70s, rock combined the influences of soul, funk, and latin music. Also in the 1970s rock developed into subgenres such as soft rock, glam rock, heavy metal, hard rock, progressive rock, and punk rock. Rock subcategories that sprouted in the '80s included New Wave, hardcore punk, and alternative rock. In the 90's there was grunge, Britpop, indie rock and nu metal.

A group of musicians specializing in playing rock skirts dubbed rock bands or rock groups. Many rock groups consist of guitar players, lead singers, bass guitar players, and drummers, forming a quartet. Some groups remove one or two positions above and / or use the main singer as a musical instrument player in addition to singing, forming a duo or trio. Other groups have additional musicians like two rhythm guitars and / or a keyboardist. Somewhat more rarely, the use of stringed instruments such as violins, cellos, or wind instruments such as saxophone, trumpet, or trombone.

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