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Kenney Jones
Kenney Jones (born 1948, Stepney, London) is an English rock drummer, founding member of Small Faces, drummer with Faces and the Who (1978-1989), later the Law and the Jones Gang.
Kenny Aronoff
Kenny Aronoff (born 1953, Albany, New York) is an American rock drummer, Mellencamp's drummer 1980-1996 and a top session player on 300 million records sold, including "Jack & Diane."
Kenny Beats
Kenny Beats, stage name of Kenneth Charles Blume III, is an American record producer from Greenwich, Connecticut, known for collaborations with Denzel Curry and Rico Nasty.
Kenny Burrell
Kenny Burrell (Kenneth Earl Burrell), born July 31, 1931, Detroit, is an American jazz guitarist, composer, and educator; NEA Jazz Master 2005, Blue Note leader debut 1956, Midnight Blue 1963, UCLA Ellingtonia course founder.
Kenny Chesney
Kenny Chesney is an American country music singer and guitarist. He has released over 30 million records and won multiple Entertainer of the Year awards from the CMA and ACM.
Kenny G
Kenny G (Kenneth Bruce Gorelick, born 1956, Seattle) is an American smooth jazz saxophonist, best-selling instrumental artist with over 75 million records, famous for soprano sax hit "Songbird" and Duotones (1986).
Kenny Lattimore
Kenny Lattimore (Kenneth Lee Lattimore), American R&B singer-songwriter born 1970 in Washington, D.C.; gold 1996 debut with "Never Too Busy" and Grammy-nominated "For You", duet albums with Chanté Moore, SincereSoul Records founder, R&B Hall of Fame inductee.
Kenny Loggins
Kenny Loggins (Kenneth Clark Loggins, born 1948, Everett, Washington) is an American soft rock singer-songwriter of Loggins & Messina fame, known for soundtrack hits "I'm Alright," "Footloose," and "Danger Zone," two Grammys, and 2026 Songwriters Hall of Fame induction.
Kenny Lynch
Kenny Lynch (Kenneth Lynch, 1938–2019) was an English singer, songwriter, actor and entertainer known for the hits "Up on the Roof" and "You Can Never Stop Me Loving You".
Kenny Rogers
Kenny Rogers (Kenneth Ray Rogers, 1938–2020), American country-pop singer and actor, First Edition frontman, 24 country No. 1s, 120 million records, Country Music Hall of Fame 2013, "The Gambler."
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Kenny Wayne Shepherd (born Kenny Wayne Brobst, 1977, Shreveport, Louisiana) is an American blues-rock guitarist whose 1995 debut Ledbetter Heights went platinum and whose band has six Grammy nominations.
Kenyon Dixon
Kenyon Dixon (born 1989, Watts, Los Angeles) is an American R&B singer-songwriter, producer, and background vocalist with five Grammy nominations for Bring It On Home to Me, Lucky, Can I Have This Groove, and Come As You Are.
Keren Woodward
Keren Woodward is an English singer from Bristol, founding member of Bananarama with childhood friend Sara Dallin and Siobhan Fahey; hits include Venus and Cruel Summer, and she has led the duo version since the early 1990s.
Keri Hilson
Keri Hilson (Keri Lynn Hilson, born 1982, Decatur, Georgia) is an American R&B singer-songwriter and vocal arranger who co-wrote hits for Britney Spears and others, peaked at No. 3 on the Hot 100 with 'The Way I Are' and 'Knock You Down,' released In a Perfect World... (2009) and No Boys Allowed (2010), and returned in 2025 with WE NEED TO TALK: LOVE.
Kerry King
Kerry King, born Kerry Ray King in 1964 in Los Angeles, is an American guitarist who co-founded Slayer in 1981 and led his solo band from 2024.
Kerry Livgren
Kerry Livgren (born 1949, Topeka, Kansas), founding guitarist, keyboardist, and primary songwriter of the rock band Kansas; wrote Carry On Wayward Son and Dust in the Wind, later led Christian rock band AD and Proto-Kaw.
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.
Keshi (singer)
Keshi, stage name of Casey Thai Luong (born 1994, Houston), is a Vietnamese-American alternative R&B singer-producer; EPs THE REAPER, skeletons, bandaids, always; albums GABRIEL (2022) and Requiem (2024).
Keshia Chanté
Keshia Chanté (Keshia Chanté Harper), Canadian R&B singer-songwriter and TV host born 1988 in Ottawa; 2004 gold debut, 2005 Juno winner, 106 & Park and ET Canada host, KHAIR founder, Drake collaborator.
Kevin Ayers
Kevin Ayers (1944–2013), English singer-songwriter and Soft Machine founding bassist, key figure of the Canterbury scene; 17 solo albums including Joy of a Toy and The Unfairground.
Kevin DuBrow
Kevin DuBrow (1955-2007) was the American lead singer and co-founder of heavy metal band Quiet Riot, whose 1983 album Metal Health was the first heavy metal album to top the US Billboard chart.
Kevin Gilbert (musician)
Kevin Gilbert (1966–1996), also known as Matthew Delgado or Kai Gilbert, was a Sacramento-born American singer-songwriter and producer behind Toy Matinee, co-writer of Sheryl Crow's "All I Wanna Do," and creator of the posthumous rock opera The Shaming of the True.
Kevin Godley
Kevin Godley (born 1945, Manchester) is an English drummer, singer, and music video director, founding member of 10cc and half of Godley & Creme, director of around 100 videos including Rockit and Every Breath You Take.
Kevin Jonas
Kevin Jonas (Paul Kevin Jonas, born 1987, Teaneck, New Jersey) is the eldest member and lead guitarist of the Jonas Brothers, formed 2005; after the 2013 split he entered real estate, rejoined the 2019 reunion, and debuted solo with "Changing" in 2025.
Kevin MacLeod
Kevin MacLeod, American composer behind Incompetech, the most-used free music library on YouTube; 2,000+ CC BY 4.0 tracks like Monkeys Spinning Monkeys and Sneaky Snitch, $30 no-attribution license, Tampa, Florida-based.
Kevin Max
Kevin Max (Kevin Max Smith, born 1967, Grand Rapids, Michigan) is an American singer, songwriter, and poet, a member of dc Talk (four Grammys, Jesus Freak) and since 2001 a genre-spanning solo artist, briefly frontman of Audio Adrenaline.
Kevin Moore
Kevin Moore (born 1967) is the American keyboardist and founding member of Dream Theater (1986–1994), later of Chroma Key and OSI; not the gospel artist of the same name.
Kevin Morby
Kevin Morby (born 1988, Lubbock, Texas) is an American indie singer-songwriter, formerly of Woods and the Babies, whose eight solo albums from Harlem River (2013) to Little Wide Open (2026) blend Dylan-informed folk-rock with Midwestern Americana.
Kevin Olusola
Kevin Olusola (K.O.), born 1988, is an American cellist, beatboxer, singer, and Yale-trained pre-med graduate who pioneered celloboxing and, after a viral 2011 Julie-O video, joined Pentatonix, the three-time Grammy-winning a cappella group from The Sing-Off, later releasing solo EPs and the album Dawn of a Misfit.
Kevin Parker (musician)
Kevin Parker is the Australian multi-instrumentalist behind Tame Impala, a Perth project where he writes, plays, produces, and mixes everything himself. Known for Innerspeaker, Lonerism, Currents, The Slow Rush, and collaborations with Rihanna, Justice, and Dua Lipa.