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Jónsi
Jónsi (Jón Þór Birgisson, born 1975) is the Icelandic Sigur Rós frontman known for cello-bowed guitar and falsetto to B5; solo albums Go (2010) and Shiver (2020), film scores, and multimedia installations.
Jools Holland
Jools Holland (Julian Miles Holland, born 1958) is a British pianist, bandleader of the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, former Squeeze member, The Tube co-presenter, and host of BBC Two's Later... with Jools Holland.
Jordan Davis (singer)
Jordan Carl Wheeler Davis (born 1988) is an American country singer-songwriter from Shreveport, Louisiana, signed to MCA Nashville, known for "Singles You Up," "Buy Dirt," and albums Home State, Bluebird Days, and Learn the Hard Way.
Jordan Fish
Jordan Fish is a British record producer, songwriter, and keyboardist; former Bring Me the Horizon member (2012 to late 2023) behind Sempiternal and That's the Spirit; since 2023 a go-to producer for Poppy, Architects, Beartooth, Evanescence, and BABYMETAL.
Jordan Knight
Jordan Knight (born 1970), falsetto lead vocalist of New Kids on the Block and later a solo artist; 1999 gold debut album with Top Ten hit "Give It to You", 2011 Unfinished, and 2014 Nick & Knight duet album with Nick Carter.
Jordan Rudess
Jordan Rudess (born 1956, Great Neck, NY) is Dream Theater's keyboardist since 1999 and a Liquid Tension Experiment co-founder; Juilliard-trained, Wizdom Music app developer, MusicRadar's Best Keyboardist of All Time.
Jordan Smith (musician)
Jordan Smith, full name Jordan Mackenzie Smith, is an American gospel and pop singer from Harlan County, Kentucky, best known as the winner of season 9 of The Voice in 2015.
Jordana Bryant
Jordana Bryant (born 2005) is an American country pop singer-songwriter from Pennsylvania, formerly on Riser House Entertainment, now independent; her debut album Hopeless Romantic arrived September 4, 2026.
Jordi Savall
Jordi Savall (born 1941, Igualada) is a Catalan viola da gamba player and conductor, founder of Hespèrion XXI, La Capella Reial de Catalunya, and Le Concert des Nations, and of the Alia Vox label.
Jorja Smith
Jorja Smith (Jorja Alice Smith), English R&B/soul singer-songwriter from Walsall; 'Blue Lights' (2016) led to Drake's More Life, Lost & Found (2018), falling or flying (2023), and What Are the Odds (2026), all on her label FAMM.
Jorma Kaukonen
Jorma Kaukonen is an American guitarist and singer, best known for his work with Jefferson Airplane and his role in founding the Fur Peace Ranch in Ohio.
Jørn Lande
Jørn Lande, full name Jørn Marumsrud Lande, is a prolific Norwegian hard rock singer. He is best known for his vocal work with Masterplan, Jorn, and Avantasia.
José Carreras
José Carreras (Josep Carreras), Spanish Catalan lyric tenor born Barcelona 1946; one of the Three Tenors with Domingo and Pavarotti; 1987 acute leukemia survivor who founded the José Carreras Leukemia Foundation; over sixty operas in repertoire.
José González (singer)
José González, also Jose Gonzalez, Swedish-Argentine indie folk singer-songwriter and classical guitarist born 1978 in Gothenburg; known for the Sony Bravia-advertised Knife cover "Heartbeats", albums Veneer and In Our Nature, and the band Junip.
José Madero
José Madero Vizcaíno (Pepe Madero), born 1980 in Monterrey, Mexican singer-songwriter who founded and fronted pop-punk band PXNDX (Panda) from 1996, then built a solo career with color-titled albums from Carmesí (2016) onward, plus books and a 2026 US tour.
Jose Mari Chan
Jose Mari Chan (Jose Mari Lim Chan) is a Filipino singer-songwriter and sugar-industry businessman whose album Christmas in Our Hearts became an annual fixture of the Philippine holiday season.
Josef K (band)
Josef K were a Scottish post-punk band from Edinburgh (1979-1982), named for Kafka's The Trial protagonist, on Postcard Records. One album, The Only Fun in Town (1981), plus the shelved Sorry for Laughing; influenced Franz Ferdinand.
Josef Slavík
Josef Slavík (1806–1833) was a Czech violin virtuoso and composer, nicknamed the "Czech Paganini", for whom Schubert wrote his Fantasie in C and whom Chopin predicted would surpass Paganini.
Josef Suk
Josef Suk (1874–1935) was a Czech composer, violinist, and teacher, the pupil and son-in-law of Antonín Dvořák, known for the Asrael Symphony and Serenade for Strings.
Joseph Haydn
Joseph Haydn, also known as Franz Joseph Haydn, was an Austrian composer who served the Esterházy court. He wrote over 100 symphonies and the oratorio The Creation.
Joseph Williams (musician)
Joseph Stanley Williams (born 1960), American singer, son of composer John Williams. Toto lead vocalist 1986-1988 (Fahrenheit, The Seventh One) and again from 2010; sang adult Simba in The Lion King; Emmy-nominated composer; ten solo albums including Denizen Tenant (2021).
Josey Scott
Josey Scott (Joseph Sappington) is a founding lead vocalist for the Memphis band Saliva, known for hits like "Click Click Boom" and his performance of "Hero" in 2002.
Josh Beech
Josh Beech, English singer-songwriter and former model from Bromley, London; half of duo Beech ('Lovers', album Letters Written In The Sky, 2014), solo Fight Strong EP 2015, now a photographer on hiatus.
Josh Dun
Josh Dun (Joshua William Dun, born 1988, Columbus, Ohio) is the self-taught drummer of Twenty One Pilots, joined 2011, known for SJC custom kits, hybrid electronic rigs, and drum island crowd surfing.
Josh Farro
Josh Farro, American guitarist and songwriter, co-founded Paramore at 16 with brother Zac and Hayley Williams, wrote its first three albums, left in 2010, and later wrote worship songs including "This Is Amazing Grace."
Josh Freese
Josh Freese (Joshua Ryan Freese, born 1972) is an American session and touring drummer from Orlando, Florida, with 500-plus credits; member of The Vandals, Devo, A Perfect Circle, Nine Inch Nails, and briefly Foo Fighters (2023-2025).
Josh Groban
Josh Groban, American baritone singer, songwriter, and actor in classical crossover pop; multi-platinum albums including Noel, Broadway roles in The Great Comet and Sweeney Todd, over 30 million records sold.
Josh Homme
Josh Homme (born 1973) is the American founder, singer, and guitarist of Queens of the Stone Age, formerly of Kyuss, also in Them Crooked Vultures and Eagles of Death Metal, and producer for Arctic Monkeys and Iggy Pop.
Josh Kaufman (singer)
Josh Kaufman (born 1976, Sarasota, Florida) is an Indianapolis-based soul and R&B singer who won season 6 of NBC's The Voice in 2014 on Team Usher; distinct from the producer namesake of Bonny Light Horseman.
Josh Kelley
Josh Kelley (Joshua Bishop Kelley, born 1980, Augusta, Georgia) is an American singer-songwriter known for the 2003 hit "Amazing," the Heatseekers No. 1 album Almost Honest, and his 2011 country crossover Georgia Clay; brother of Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley and husband of Katherine Heigl.