List of glam metal bands and artists

The following is a list of glam metal bands and artists and includes bands and artists that have been described as glam metal or its interchangeable terms, hair metal,^[1][2] hair bands,^[3] pop metal^[1] and lite metal^[1] by professional journalists at some stage in their career. Glam metal is a subgenre of heavy metal^[4] and is influenced by 1970s glam rock.^[5] Glam metal groups wear "... flashy clothing, heavy makeup, and large, teased hair ...".^[6]

Contents
Glam metal bands and artists: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Glam metal revival bands

Glam metal bands and artists

A

• Accept (Eat the Heat era)^[7]
• Aerosmith^[8][9]
• Alias^[10]
• Alice N' Chains^[2][11]
• Autograph^[12][13][14]

B

• Babylon A.D.^[15][16]
• Bad Company (1986–90)^[17]
• Bad English^[18]
• Bad4Good^[2]
• Badlands^[7][19]
• Bang Tango^[13][20]
• Barren Cross^[21]
• Beggars & Thieves^[22]
• Bitch (as Betsy)^[13][23]
• Black 'n Blue^[24][25]
• Blonz^[26]
• Bloodgood^[27]
• Blue Murder^[28]
• Bon Jovi^{[1][8][9][26][29][30][31][32][33]}
• Bonham^[16]
• Bride^[27][34]
• Brighton Rock^[35]
• Britny Fox^[13][26][36]
• BulletBoys^[2][19][37]

C

• Candy Harlots^[38]
• Celtic Frost (Cold Lake era)^[39][40]
• Child's Play^[26]
• Cinderella^{[26][29][30][32][41][42][43][44]}
• Circus of Power^[45]
• Contraband^[46]
• Alice Cooper (1980s work)^[9][19][47]
• Cry Wolf^[26]
• Cycle Sluts from Hell^[16][26][48]

D

• D-A-D^[49]
• Damn Yankees^[50]
• Danger Danger^[19][30][51]
• Dangerous Toys^[19][26][30]
• Def Leppard^[9][32]
• Dirty Looks^[52]
• Discharge (Grave New World era)^[53]
• D'Molls^[54]
• Dokken^{[9][26][29][32][41][43][55]}

E

• Easy Action^[25]
• Electric Boys^[16][49]
• Enuff Z'Nuff^[19][56][57]
• Europe^{[13][29][58][59][60][61]}
• Every Mother's Nightmare^[26]
• Extreme^[9][26][62]
• Ezo^[63]

F

• Faster Pussycat^{[30][32][43][64]}
• Fastway^[19]
• Femme Fatale^[65]
• FireHouse^{[19][26][30][66][67]}
• Lita Ford^{[1][32][68][69][70]}
• Frehley's Comet^[19][71]

G

• Giant^[72][73]
• Giuffria^[19][74]
• Gorky Park (early work)^[16][75]
• Gotthard^[76]
• Great White^[13][26][77]
• Guardian^[27][78]
• Guns N' Roses^{[9][29][30][32][49][79][80]}

H

• Sammy Hagar^[81]
• Halloween^[19]
• Hanoi Rocks^{[29][32][43][49][82][83]}
• Hardline^[16][26]
• Harem Scarem^[84][85]
• Heaven's Edge^[86]
• Heavy Bones^[26][87]
• Helix^[13][88]
• Hollywood Rose^[25]
• Holy Soldier^[27][89]
• Honeymoon Suite^[13]
• House of Lords^[90]
• Hurricane^[62]

I

• Icon^[91]
• It's Alive^[30][92]

J

• Jackyl^[93]
• Jetboy^[25][94]
• Johnny Crash^[95]
• Judas Priest (Turbo era)^[96][97]
• Junkyard^[25][98]

K

• Keel^[25][99]
• Kick Axe^[100]
• Kik Tracee^[25][101]
• Killer Dwarfs^[25][102]
• King Kobra^[25][103]
• Kingdom Come^[16]
• Kiss^[9][32][104]
• Kix^{[13][26][105]}
• Krokus (80s work)^[13][106]

L

• L.A. Guns^{[26][29][32][41][107]}
• Leviticus^[108][109]
• Lillian Axe^{[16][65][110][111]}
• Lion^[16]
• Little Caesar^[19]
• Lizzy Borden^[25][112]
• London^{[25][113][114]}
• Lord Tracy^[25][65]
• Loudness^[13][63]
• Love/Hate^[19][26]
• Lynch Mob^[26][115]

M

• Madam X^[16][116]
• Magdallan^[117]
• Michael Monroe^[118]
• Mötley Crüe^{[1][3][8][9][26][29][30][32][41][43][49][119]}
• Montrose (Mean era)^[120]
• Mr. Big^{[13][26][121][122]}

N

• Nasty Idols^[123]
• Vince Neil (Exposed era)^[124]
• Nelson^{[16][26][125]}
• Night Ranger^[13]
• Nitro^{[25][43][126]}
• The Nymphs^[127]

O

• Ozzy Osbourne (The Ultimate Sin era)^[96]

P

• Pantera (80s work)^{[2][16][128][129]}
• Poison^{[1][2][3][8][9][26][29][30][32][41][43][49][130]}
• Pretty Boy Floyd^{[19][131][132]}
• Pretty Maids^[49]

Q

• Queensrÿche (80s work)^{[26][62][133]}
• Quiet Riot^{[9][26][29][32]}
• The Quireboys^[134]

R

• Ratt^{[1][9][26][29][30][32][41][43][135][136]}
• Return^[137]
• Rock City Angels^[138]
• David Lee Roth^[139][140]
• Rough Cutt^[16][141]
• Roxx Gang^[142]

S

• Sacred Warrior^[143]
• Saigon Kick^[25][26]
• Sea Hags^{[25][26][144]}
• Shark Island^[16][145]
• Shotgun Messiah^{[19][49][146][131]}
• Shout^[147][148]
• Skid Row^{[9][26][32][149][150][151]}
• Slaughter^{[2][13][26][30][41][152]}
• Sleeze Beez^{[16][26][153]}
• Sleze^[2]
• Slik Toxik^[26]
• Smashed Gladys^[16]
• Sons of Angels^[49]
• SouthGang^[2][30]
• Spinal Tap^[154]
• Spread Eagle^[26][155]
• Stage Dolls^[49][65]
• Steeler^[16]
• Steelheart^{[26][155][156]}
• Stryken^[108]
• Stryper^{[13][157][158][159][160]}

T

• Takara (Eternal Faith era)^[161]
• Ken Tamplin^[162]
• Tempest^[108]
• Tesla^{[9][13][26][133]}
• Thor^[16][163]
• Thunder^[164]
• Tigertailz^[16][49]
• TNT^{[25][49][165]}
• Tokyo Blade (Ain't Misbehavin' era)^[166]
• Tora Tora^{[25][30][167]}
• Treat^[168]
• T-Ride^[169]
• Triumph (Thunder Seven era)^[170]
• Trixter^{[19][26][30][155][171]}
• T.S.O.L.^[172][173]
• Tuff^[25][26][46]
• Twisted Sister^{[3][9][32][65][174][175]}
• Steven Tyler^[176]

U

• Ugly Kid Joe^[26]
• Uriah Heep (Equator era)^[177][178]

V

• Vain^[179]
• Van Halen^{[9][80][180][181][182]}
• Vanadium (late 80s work)^[183]
• Vandal^[2]
• Vandenberg (Alibi era)^[184]
• Vinnie Vincent Invasion^[19][185]
• Vixen^{[1][13][65][186][187]}

W

• War Babies^[26]
• Warlock^[19][188]
• Warrant^{[26][29][32][41][43][189][190]}
• W.A.S.P.^{[32][43][191]}
• Whitecross^{[192][193][194]}
• Whitesnake^{[29][32][190][195]}
• White Lion^{[2][26][32][41][196]}
• White Tiger^[197]
• Wildside^[30]
• Winger^{[13][26][29][41][198][199]}
• Winter Rose^[200]
• Wrathchild^[25]

X

• X Japan^{[63][201][202]}
• X-Sinner^[192]
• XYZ^[25]

Y

• Y&T (1984–90)^{[13][203][204]}

Z

• Zebra^[13]

Glam metal revival bands

• Bad City^[205]
• Bang Camaro^[206][207]
• Black Veil Brides^{[65][205][208]}
• Blessed by a Broken Heart^[209][210]
• Brain Donor^[211]
• Brides of Destruction^[212]
• Crashdïet^[205]
• Crazy Lixx^[205]
• The Darkness^{[26][213][214][215]}
• The Datsuns^[216]
• Diamond Nights^[217]
• Diemonds^[218][219]
• Dirty Penny^[220]
• Hardcore Superstar^[205]
• H.E.A.T^[221]
• Hinder^[26]
• Impotent Sea Snakes^[222]
• The Last Vegas^[205]
• Lynam^[205]
• Nasty Crue^[223][224]
• Orgy^[225]
• The Poodles^[226]
• Reckless Love^[205][208]
• Santa Cruz^[208]
• Satanicide^[227]
• Seventh Key^[228]
• Steel Panther^{[26][205][208][209]}
• Towers of London^[229]
• We Are Harlot^[208]

See also

• List of heavy metal bands
• List of glam rock artists

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