Papa Roach Logo
- At the end of 2000, they went on a tour to Great Britain and, later, to Japan, after which the musicians started to become known all over the world.
- By today, the group has released eight studio-recorded albums and eight mini-albums, which have been sold in more than 20 million copies.
- This name was given to the band back in 1993, when the musicians, as their soloist Jacoby Shaddix put it in an interview, were “young and dumb”.
- Thus, the choice of the band name is not surprising.
- 2000 — 2004 The first professional version of Papa Roach Logo was used on the labels of their disks from 2000 to 2004.
- There were three variants of the wordmark: white letters on a black background and black or red letters on a white background.
- 2004 — 2006 In 2004 Papa Roach placed its logotype into a horizontally stretched ornate frame, which looked extremely elegant and sleek.
- As for the wordmarks, it was written in all capitals and executed in solid and bold Sans-serif typeface with geometric shapes and a slight shadow, adding some air and volume to the composition.
- 2012 — 2015 In 2012 the wordmark took a high-tech appearance.
- The letters looked square and the font was close to the commercial Anlinear Std Bold with some changes of the graphics; for instance, the counter of the letters “P” was made like a triangle.
- 2015 — 2016 In 2015 the logo came back to the romantic style, reminding a bit the version of 2006-2012.
- 2016 — 2018 In 2016 the band adopted a new logo reminiscent in style of the 2000 year version but with a much thinner font.
- The wordmark received a new feature, it was like scratched through with several lines.
- 2018 — Today The current logo was developed in 2018, it’s to a great extent the same as the previous one but stricter, the letters are made all even and there is only one cross-through line, inscribed in the font graphics.
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