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Tommy Bolin
Tommy Bolin (1951-1976), American guitarist from Sioux City, Iowa, known for Billy Cobham's Spectrum, the James Gang, Deep Purple's Come Taste the Band, and solo albums Teaser and Private Eyes.
Tommy Cash
Tommy Cash names two musicians: an American country singer (1940–2024), Johnny Cash's younger brother, hit with "Six White Horses"; and Estonian rapper Tomas Tammemets (born 1991), Eurovision 2025 entrant with "Espresso Macchiato".
Tommy Clufetos
Tommy Clufetos, Detroit-born hard rock drummer for Ozzy Osbourne's solo band and Black Sabbath's reunion tours (The End), previously Ted Nugent, Alice Cooper, and Rob Zombie; leads Tommy's RockTrip and plays in The Dead Daisies.
Tommy DeVito (musician)
Tommy DeVito (Gaetano DeVito, 1928–2020), American singer and guitarist, founding lead guitarist and baritone vocalist of the Four Seasons, not the NFL quarterback or the Goodfellas character; three consecutive US No. 1 hits 1962–63, Rock Hall 1990, left the band in 1970.
Tommy Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey (Thomas Francis Dorsey Jr., 1905–1956), American swing-era trombonist and bandleader, "Sentimental Gentleman of Swing," led the top dance band of 1935–45, recorded 286 chart hits, and launched Frank Sinatra's career.
Tommy Emmanuel
Tommy Emmanuel (born 1955, Muswellbrook, NSW) is an Australian fingerstyle guitarist, Certified Guitar Player under Chet Atkins, Grammy winner, Maton signature artist, and solo performer of about 300 concerts a year.
Tommy Henriksen
Tommy Henriksen, American rock guitarist, songwriter, and producer from Long Island, New York; member of Alice Cooper's band since 2011, founding member of Hollywood Vampires, ex-Warlock/Doro, and frontman of Crossbone Skully.
Tommy James
Tommy James (Thomas Gregory Jackson), American pop-rock singer from Tommy James and the Shondells; hits "Hanky Panky," "Crimson and Clover," "Mony Mony"; Roulette Records, mob ties, 110 million records.
Tommy James and the Shondells
American pop rock band formed 1960 in Niles, Michigan, led by Tommy James (Thomas Gregory Jackson); 14 Top 40 hits 1966-1969 on Roulette, including "Hanky Panky," "I Think We're Alone Now," "Mony Mony," "Crimson and Clover."
Tommy Lee
Tommy Lee (Thomas Lee Bass, born 1962, Athens, Greece) is the American drummer and co-founder of Mötley Crüe, also known for Methods of Mayhem, solo albums including Andro, and aerial drum-solo stunts like the Crüecifly.
Tommy Page
Tommy Page (Thomas Alden Page, 1970-2017) was an American pop singer and music executive whose 1990 single "I'll Be Your Everything" hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100; he later ran promotion at Warner Bros. and published Billboard.
Tommy Ramone
Tommy Ramone (Erdélyi Tamás, Thomas Erdelyi, born Budapest 1949 or 1952, died 2014) was the Ramones' founding manager, original drummer, co-writer of Blitzkrieg Bop, and co-producer of Leave Home, Rocket to Russia, Road to Ruin, and Too Tough to Die; last surviving original member, Rock Hall 2002.
Tommy Roe
Tommy Roe (Thomas David Roe, born 1942, Atlanta) is an American bubblegum pop-rock singer-songwriter whose hits "Sheila" (1962) and "Dizzy" (1969) both topped the Billboard Hot 100, with six top ten hits and four gold records in the 1960s.
Tommy Steele
Tommy Steele, born Thomas Hicks in 1936 in Bermondsey, London, is Britain's first home-grown rock 'n' roll star and teen idol, known for "Singing the Blues" and later musicals like Half a Sixpence and Finian's Rainbow; knighted entertainer.
Tommy Stinson
Tommy Stinson (Thomas Eugene Stinson, born 1966, Minneapolis) is an American rock bassist, a founding member of the Replacements, Guns N' Roses bassist 1998-2014, and leader of Bash & Pop, Perfect, and Cowboys in the Campfire.
Tommy Thayer
Tommy Thayer (Thomas Cunningham Thayer, born 1960, Portland, Oregon) is an American guitarist, Black 'n Blue founding guitarist and Kiss's longest-tenured lead guitarist, performing as the Spaceman from 2002 to 2023 and again from 2025.
Tommy Tutone
Tommy Tutone is a California power pop band formed in 1978 by Tommy Heath and Jim Keller, famous for "867-5309/Jenny," a No. 4 Billboard hit in 1982 whose phone number later became a cancer support helpline.
Tommy Vext
Tommy Vext, born Thomas Cummings in 1982, is an American heavy metal singer from Brooklyn, best known as Bad Wolves' vocalist from 2017 to 2021.
Tomo Miličević
Tomo Miličević (Tomislav Miličević), born 1979 in Sarajevo, is a Bosnian-born American musician best known as lead guitarist of Thirty Seconds to Mars from 2003 to 2018.
Tomora (duo)
Tomora (トモーラ) is a 2025 electronic superduo of Chemical Brothers' Tom Rowlands and Norwegian singer Aurora; debut album Come Closer (Fontana, 17 April 2026), singles "Ring the Alarm", Coachella 2026 debut.
Tones and I
Tones and I is the stage name of Toni Watson, an Australian singer-songwriter whose 2019 single "Dance Monkey" topped charts in over 30 countries and set an Australian record for weeks at number one.
Toni Basil
Toni Basil (Antonia Christina Basilotta), American choreographer, dancer, and singer; Lockers founding member; "Mickey" hit #1 Billboard Hot 100 in December 1982 and #2 in the UK.
Toni Braxton
Toni Braxton, American R&B singer and contralto from Severn, Maryland; 7 Grammys from 14 nominations, 70+ million records; hits include Un-Break My Heart.
Toni Cornell
Toni Cornell, daughter of Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell and Vicky Karayiannis, is an American singer-songwriter known for the 2018 posthumous duet "Nothing Compares 2 U," her 2019 debut "Far Away Places," IRC ambassadorship, and 2025 Rock Hall tribute performance.
Toni Tennille
Toni Tennille (Cathryn Antoinette Tennille, born 1940, Montgomery, Alabama) is an American singer and songwriter, vocalist of the 1970s pop duo Captain & Tennille with husband Daryl Dragon; their "Love Will Keep Us Together" hit No. 1 and won the 1976 Record of the Year Grammy, after which she recorded big-band standards solo.
Tonic (band)
Tonic is an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1993 by Emerson Hart and Jeff Russo. Its platinum 1996 debut Lemon Parade yielded "If You Could Only See," the most-played rock song of 1997; later albums include Sugar, Head on Straight, and Tonic.
Tony Allen (musician)
Tony Allen (Tony Oladipo Allen, 1940–2020), Nigerian drummer and unofficial musical director of Fela Kuti's Africa 70, co-created Afrobeat with independent four-limb patterns; Fela said 'Without Tony Allen, there would be no Afrobeat'. Distinct from the Irish singer of Foster & Allen and the British alternative comedian Tony Allen.
Tony Ann
Tony Ann (born 1994, Beijing; raised in Toronto) is a Chinese-Canadian neoclassical pianist and composer, ex-Chainsmokers touring keyboardist, co-writer of "Sick Boy", creator of #playthatword, albums EMOTIONS and 360°, and the 2026 SYNERGY EP with ARKAI.
Tony Banks (musician)
Tony Banks (born 1950) is the English keyboardist and main songwriter of Genesis, formed at Charterhouse; also solo rock albums from 1979 and Naxos orchestral works Seven, Six Pieces, and Five.
Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett (Anthony Dominick Benedetto, 1926–2023), American singer and NEA Jazz Master known for "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"; pre-rock pop star turned interpreter of the Great American Songbook who won 19 Grammys and, with Lady Gaga, became the oldest artist with a No. 1 album.