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Associated Press
Georgia is known for several important contributions to American culture: great peaches, Martin Luther King Jr., the Masters Tournament, and R.E.M. </p><p>Many bands are proud of their roots and like to tout them, especially when they stop in their home state on tour. It's where they got their start, the place that helped shape who they are and propelled them to success. The Red Hot Chili Peppers honored their native California with "Californication." Bruce Springsteen named his first album "Greetings from Asbury Park, New Jersey." Justin Vernon, the lead singer of indie band Bon Iver and proud Wisconsinan, even started a music festival in his hometown of Eau Claire to pay homage to his beloved city.</p><p>With this in mind, <a href="http://prettyfamous.com">PrettyFamous</a>, an entertainment data site part of the <a href="http://graphiq.com,">Graphiq</a> network, identified the most famous band from every state. To determine the popularity of each band, PrettyFamous ranked them by their "Band Score," a score from 1-100. Though the relative popularity of an artist can be gauged in a multitude of ways, Wikipedia searches highlight groups that are top of mind at present. As such, PrettyFamous accounted for the following factors in its Band Score:</p>The band's number of Spotify followersThe band's <a href="https://www.wikipedia.org/">Wikipedia </a>page views over the last 30 days The Wikipedia page views of the band's releases <p>N