List of glam rock artists

This is a list of notable musical acts who pertain to the glam rock genre of music.

Classic era of glam (1971-1976)

ABBA[1][2] Angel[3] Arrows[4] Bay City Rollers[4] Be Bop Deluxe Blackfoot Sue[4] Marc Bolan[5] David Bowie[6] Chicory Tip[4] Alice Cooper[4] Jayne County[7] Donovan (briefly in the early 1970s)[8] Doctors of Madness[9] Brian Eno[10] David Essex[4] Bryan Ferry[11] Fox Geordie[12] The Glitter Band[13] Gary Glitter[14] Alex Harvey[15] Heavy Metal Kids Hello[16] John Howard[17] Ian Hunter Hush

Iron Virgin[18] Jet[19] Jobriath[20] Elton John[21] Kenny[22] Kiss[4] Lemming Magic Tramps[23] Ney Matogrosso[24][25] Neil Merryweather Metro[26] Milk 'N' Cookies Mott the Hoople[27] Mud[28] New York Dolls[29] Paper Lace[30] Pilot[31] Iggy Pop[4] Suzi Quatro[32] Queen[33] Rabbit Racey Lou Reed[34] Alastair Riddell[35] Mick Ronson[36] Roxy Music[37] The Rubettes[38] Sadistic Mika Band

Sailor Secos & Molhados[39][40] Silverhead[41] Skyhooks Slade[42] Slik[4] Brett Smiley[43] Smokie Space Waltz[35] Sparks[44] Alvin Stardust[45] Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel[46] Supernaut Sweeney Todd[47] Sweet[48] T.Rex[49] The Tubes Magnus Uggla[50] Vodka Collins[51] The Walkers White Witch William Shakespeare Wizzard[52] Roy Wood[53] Zolar X[54]

Post-1976 glam

The Ark[55] The Darkness[56] Foxy Shazam Girl[57] Hanoi Rocks[58] Heavy Stereo Hot Leg[59] Jetboy King Adora[60] Mikey Jukebox

Negative[61] Prima Donna[62] Pure Rubbish The Quireboys Marcus Reeves Robin Black and the I.R.S.[63] Semi Precious Weapons Spacehog[64] The Struts Suede[65]

Supergroupies[66] T. Roth and Another Pretty Face Undercover Slut V Sparks We Are the Fury White Hot Odyssey[67] Wig Wam The Yellow Monkey

Artists influenced by glam

While not true glam rock, these artists are heavily influenced by its musical/visual style.

The 69 Eyes Adam Ant The Auteurs[68] Black Veil Brides[69] Blondie King Charles Cheap Trick Cinema Bizarre The Cure Def Leppard Duran Duran Edguy Electric Light Orchestra Engine Alley Fakawi Falling in Reverse

Guns N' Roses Harlow HIM IAMX Joan Jett Kesha [70][71][72][73][74][75] Lacrimas Profundere (on last albums) Lady Gaga Adam Lambert Lordi Manic Street Preachers Mansun Marilyn Manson[76][77][78][79] Melody Club Janelle Monáe Mötley Crüe

My Chemical Romance Amanda Palmer Panic! At the Disco Placebo[80] Poison Reckless Love Take That The Runaways Scissor Sisters[81] Split Enz Alexandra Starlight Steel Panther Tokio Hotel Twisted Sister W.A.S.P. Wrathchild

See also

• Glam metal
• List of glam metal bands and artists

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References

• Auslander, Philip (2006). Performing glam rock: gender and theatricality in popular music. University of Michigan Press. ISBN 0-472-06868-7.

External links

• Top 10 Glam Rocker Artists: Then and Now