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Alma (Finnish singer)
Alma (Alma-Sofia Miettinen, born 1996, Kuopio) is a Finnish pop singer-songwriter behind "Karma", "Dye My Hair", and "Chasing Highs", albums Have U Seen Her? and Time Machine, and cowrites for Miley Cyrus; distinct from Alma Alanko and Alma Pöysti.
Amelia Lily
Amelia Lily (Amelia Lily Oliver), English pop singer born 1994 in Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough; third place on The X Factor UK series 8 (2011). Known for UK No. 2 debut single "You Bring Me Joy" (2012), the scrapped Xenomania album Be a Fighter, and later Celebrity Big Brother and Celebrity Karaoke Club runner-up finishes.
Ana Matronic
Ana Matronic, stage name of Ana Lynch (born 1974), American singer, DJ, broadcaster and author; co-lead vocalist of Scissor Sisters 2001–2012, BBC Radio 2 Dance Devotion host, author of Robot Takeover, not on the 2025 reunion tour.
Astrid S
Astrid S (Astrid Smeplass, born 1996, Berkåk, Norway) is a Norwegian pop and R&B singer-songwriter who finished fifth on Idol 2013, won Spellemann awards for 2016 and 2017, released the albums Leave It Beautiful (2020) and Joyride (2024), and acts in Tre nøtter til Askepott.
Ava Max
Ava Max, born Amanda Ava Koci, is an American pop singer of Albanian descent whose 2018 single "Sweet but Psycho" topped charts worldwide, and who has released three studio albums.
Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish (Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O'Connell), born 2001 in Los Angeles, is an American singer-songwriter whose debut album produced "Bad Guy" and swept the 2020 Grammys.
Charli XCX
Charli XCX (Charlotte Emma Aitchison, b. 1992), English pop singer-songwriter; stage name from her MSN display name. Known for 'I Love It,' 'Fancy,' hyperpop-era mixtapes, and the 2024 album Brat with three 2025 Grammy wins.
Daniel Bedingfield
Daniel Bedingfield, born 1979 in Auckland, is a New Zealand-English pop singer-songwriter behind "Gotta Get Thru This", three UK number-one singles, and the 2004 BRIT Best British Male award.
Daya (singer)
Daya (Grace Martine Tandon), American pop singer from Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Hindi translation of her name Grace. Broke out with "Hide Away" (2015), won a 2017 Grammy for "Don't Let Me Down" with the Chainsmokers, and released the album Til Every Petal Drops in 2025.
Ellie Goulding
Ellie Goulding (born 1986, Hereford) is an English pop singer-songwriter, BBC Sound of 2010 winner, with four UK No. 1 singles and albums, hits Lights, Love Me Like You Do and Miracle, and sixth album I Know Too Much (2026).
Fleur East
Fleur East (born 1987, Walthamstow, London) is an English singer and presenter, X Factor 2014 runner-up behind Ben Haenow; her single Sax reached UK No. 3, and she hosts Strictly: It Takes Two and the Hits Radio Breakfast Show.
Foxes (singer)
Foxes is the stage name of Louisa Rose Allen (born 1989, Southampton), British electro-pop singer. Known for Zedd's Grammy-winning "Clarity" and albums Glorious, All I Need, and The Kick.
Go-Jo
Go-Jo, real name Marty Zambotto (born 1995), is an Australian pop singer from Manjimup, Western Australia, known for "Mrs. Hollywood" and for representing Australia at Eurovision 2025 with "Milkshake Man".
Jake Shears
Jake Shears (Jason Sellards, born 1978), American singer-songwriter and actor, frontman of Scissor Sisters (2004 UK best-selling debut) and solo artist (Jake Shears 2018, Last Man Dancing 2023), Broadway Kinky Boots and Tammy Faye lyricist.
Jess Glynne
Jess Glynne (Jessica Hannah Glynne, born 1989) is an English pop singer; first British female solo artist with seven UK number one singles, Grammy winner for Clean Bandit's "Rather Be", albums I Cry When I Laugh, Always in Between, JESS.
Jessica Sutta
Jessica Sutta (J Sutta), born 1982, Miami, is an American singer and dancer, a Pussycat Dolls member 2003-2010 and 2019-2022, whose solo "Show Me" topped Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart in 2011.
Jessie J
Jessie J (Jessica Ellen Cornish, born 1988) is an English pop/R&B singer-songwriter from London, known for "Price Tag," "Domino," and "Bang Bang," her BRIT School background, songwriting for Miley Cyrus, and her 2025-26 breast cancer journey.
Kesha
Kesha (Kesha Rose Sebert, born 1987) is the American pop singer of "TiK ToK," "Timber," and "Praying"; signed to Dr. Luke at 18, she fought a decade-long legal battle with him, settled in 2023, and now records on her own Kesha Records.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga (Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, born 1986, New York) is an American pop singer and actress; stage name from Queen's "Radio Ga Ga," fame via The Fame (2008), Oscar for "Shallow," 16 Grammys.
Lights (musician)
Lights (Valerie Anne Poxleitner, born 1987) is a Canadian electropop singer-songwriter from Toronto, a four-time JUNO winner whose albums run from The Listening (2009) to the comic-accompanied Skin&Earth and 2025's A6.
Loreen
Loreen (Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui, born 1983) is a Swedish dance-pop singer of Moroccan Berber descent who won Eurovision twice, with "Euphoria" (2012, 372 points) and "Tattoo" (2023), the first woman to do so.
MØ
MØ (Karen Marie Aagaard Ørsted Andersen, born 1988, Odense) is a Danish electropop singer-songwriter, ex-punk, whose 'Lean On' with Major Lazer and DJ Snake became one of Spotify's most-streamed songs; albums include No Mythologies to Follow, Forever Neverland, Motordrome, Plæygirl.
Netta Barzilai (נטע ברזילי)
Netta Barzilai (נטע ברזילי), Israeli looper artist and singer, won Eurovision 2018 with 'Toy' (529 points) after winning HaKokhav HaBa; known for live looping, EP Goody Bag, albums HaKol Alay and Fuego.
Nicole Scherzinger
Nicole Scherzinger (born 1978, Honolulu) is an American singer, actress, and TV personality, lead vocalist of The Pussycat Dolls, judge on The X Factor UK and The Masked Singer, and Tony and Olivier Award winner for Sunset Boulevard.
Olly Alexander
Olly Alexander (Oliver Alexander Thornton, born 1990), British singer and actor, lead vocalist of Years & Years, star of It's a Sin, UK Eurovision 2024 entry with 'Dizzy', and solo artist whose debut album Polari was released February 2025.
Sarah Hudson (singer)
Sarah Hudson (born 1984) is an American singer and songwriter, daughter of Mark Hudson of the Hudson Brothers. Debut album Naked Truth (2004, S-Curve/EMI); later co-wrote Dark Horse, Levitating, Physical, and Black Widow.
Saygrace
Saygrace (Grace Sewell, born 1997, Brisbane) is an Australian R&B singer formerly known as Grace, famous for the 2015 Quincy Jones-produced cover "You Don't Own Me" with G-Eazy, which topped the Australian chart, plus albums FMA (2016), Deep Rest, and New Age (2024).
Sia
Sia (Sia Kate Isobelle Furler, born 1975, Adelaide) is an Australian pop singer-songwriter behind "Chandelier" and "Cheap Thrills", the album 1000 Forms of Fear, the supergroup LSD, and hits written for Rihanna and Beyoncé; distinct from the Sia storage network and other SIA organizations.
Sigrid (singer)
Sigrid (Sigrid Solbakk Raabe, born 1996, Ålesund) is a Norwegian pop singer-songwriter; winner of BBC Sound of 2018, albums Sucker Punch, How to Let Go, There's Always More That I Could Say; Spellemannprisen winner. Not the Austrian duo Sigrid & Marina.
Sky Ferreira
Sky Ferreira (Sky Tonia Ferreira, born 1992, Los Angeles) is an American singer-songwriter, model, and actress discovered via Myspace; her 2013 album Night Time, My Time reached Billboard No. 45, while her second album Masochism stayed unreleased.