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Dottie West
Dottie West (Dorothy Marie Marsh, 1932–1991), American country singer-songwriter from McMinnville, Tennessee; first female country Grammy winner for "Here Comes My Baby," Coca-Cola "Country Sunshine" jingle writer, Kenny Rogers duet partner, 2018 Hall of Fame inductee.
Doug Aldrich
Doug Aldrich (Douglas Layng Aldrich), American hard rock guitarist born 1964 in Raleigh, North Carolina; played with Lion, Dio, Whitesnake, and The Dead Daisies since 2016, with Suhr Aldrich pickups and Blackstar Ruby signature amps.
Doug Fieger
Doug Fieger (Douglas Lars Fieger, 1952-2010) was the Detroit-born lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the Knack, co-writer and singer of the 1979 six-week No. 1 hit "My Sharona" about Sharona Alperin, frontman of the six-million-selling Get the Knack, and not the coiner of power pop.
Doug Hopkins
Doug Hopkins (1961-1993), American guitarist and songwriter, co-founded Gin Blossoms in Tempe, Arizona, and wrote "Hey Jealousy" and "Found Out About You"; fired in 1992 during New Miserable Experience sessions, he died by suicide in December 1993.
Dougie Payne
Dougie Payne (born 1972, Glasgow) is the Scottish bassist and backing vocalist of rock band Travis, which he joined in the mid-1990s despite never having played bass. Known for The Man Who, his Fender Jazz bass, session work, and a 2026 children's book.
Dougie Poynter
Dougie Poynter (born 1987, Orsett, Essex) is the English bassist and backing vocalist of pop-rock band McFly (joined 2003, youngest member), also a member of McBusted, founder of INK, children's author of The Dinosaur That Pooped and Plastic Sucks!, winner of I'm a Celebrity 2011, and a microplastics-ban campaigner.
Dove Ellis
Dove Ellis is the stage name of Thomas O'Donoghue, an Irish singer-songwriter born around 2002 in Galway and based in Manchester, whose 2025 debut album Blizzard drew wide acclaim and a Mercury Prize nomination.
Dover (band)
Dover, a Spanish rock band from Madrid founded in 1992 by sisters Cristina and Amparo Llanos with Jesús Antúnez, sang in English; its 1997 album Devil Came to Me sold around 800,000 copies before the 2016 dissolution. Not the London Britainicana band of the same name.
Doves (band)
Doves are a Manchester indie rock band formed in 1998 by Jimi Goodwin and twin brothers Jez and Andy Williams, formerly dance act Sub Sub. Three UK No. 1 albums, Mercury nominations, and 2025's Constellations for the Lonely.
Down (band)
Down (Down NOLA band) is a New Orleans heavy metal supergroup formed in 1991 with members of Pantera, Corrosion of Conformity, Crowbar, and Eyehategod; debut NOLA (1995) went platinum, followed by Down II, Down III, the Down IV EPs, and Volume V (2026).
Down to Earth (Rainbow album)
Down To Earth (1979, Polydor) is Rainbow's fourth studio album and the only one with singer Graham Bonnet, alongside Ritchie Blackmore, Cozy Powell, Don Airey, and Roger Glover (bass and producer), whose Russ Ballard cover Since You Been Gone hit UK No.6 and made it the band's best-seller.
Downstait
Downstait is an American alternative metal and hard rock band best known for writing professional wrestling entrance themes, most famously "Kingdom" (2016), the entrance theme of Cody Rhodes.
Downtown music
Downtown music, or the Downtown scene, is a community of experimental musicians in Lower Manhattan, New York, active from the 1970s and centered on the Knitting Factory.
Downtown New York and loft-era jazz ensembles
Downtown New York and loft-era jazz ensembles were artist-run avant-garde groups of the 1970s Lower Manhattan lofts and the 1980s–90s downtown scene around the Knitting Factory.
Dowoon
Dowoon (도운, Yoon Do-woon), born 1995, is the drummer and youngest member of JYP's band DAY6 and leader of sub-unit DAY6 (Even of Day); debuted 2015 with The Day, solo single Out of the Blue, military band service 2022–2023.
Doyle (band)
Doyle is the American horror metal band of ex-Misfits guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein and Cancerslug singer Alex Story, formed around 2010, with the albums Abominator (2013) and Doyle II: As We Die (2017).
Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein
Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein (Paul Caiafa, born 1964, Lodi, NJ) is the Misfits horror punk guitarist, brother of Jerry Only, leader of the band Doyle (Abominator, As We Die), creator of the Annihilator guitar and scooped tone.
Dr. Dog
Dr. Dog: Philadelphia indie rock band formed in 1999 by Scott McMicken and Toby Leaman, known for harmony-driven psychedelic pop; albums include Easy Beat, Shame, Shame, and the 2024 self-titled record; ended touring in 2021.
Dr. Feelgood (band)
Dr. Feelgood: British pub rock/R&B band formed 1971 on Canvey Island, Essex; original lineup Brilleaux, Wilko Johnson; live album Stupidity hit UK No. 1 in 1976; "Milk and Alcohol" 1978; still touring with Kane, Russell, Morris, Mitchell.
Dr. John
Dr. John, born Malcolm John "Mac" Rebennack Jr. (1941–2019), was a New Orleans pianist and singer, aka Dr. John the Night Tripper, whose 1968 album Gris-Gris fused voodoo mysticism with Crescent City funk; he won six Grammys and recorded over 30 albums.
Dr. Luke
Dr. Luke (Lukasz Gottwald), American pop songwriter-producer and former SNL band guitarist behind 18 No. 1 hits for Katy Perry, Kesha, Doja Cat and others; known for the Kesha defamation litigation and Prescription Songs/Kemosabe ventures.
Dragon (band)
Dragon is a New Zealand rock band formed in Auckland in January 1972, led by Todd Hunter and fronted by his brother Marc Hunter; hits include April Sun in Cuba, Are You Old Enough?, and Rain. ARIA Hall of Fame 2008, NZ Music Hall of Fame 2011.
Dragon Pony (드래곤포니)
Dragon Pony (드래곤포니) is a South Korean rock band formed by Antenna in 2022, which debuted September 26, 2024 with the EP POP UP; members born in dragon and horse zodiac years, later releasing Not Out and Run to Run.
Drain Gang
Drain Gang is a Swedish music collective from Stockholm formed in 2013, consisting of Bladee, Ecco2k, Thaiboy Digital, and producer Whitearmor, known for heavily Auto-Tuned cloud rap.
Dream (American group)
Dream was an American teen pop girl group formed in 1998, signed to Bad Boy Records; members Holly Blake-Arnstein, Diana Ortiz, Ashley Poole, and Melissa Schuman scored the 2000 No. 2 Hot 100 hit "He Loves U Not" and the platinum album It Was All a Dream. Not the Japanese pop group, the-Dream, or NCT Dream.
Dream Street
Dream Street: American teen pop boy band formed 1999 in New York by Baldonieri and Lukow, featuring Jesse McCartney; Gold debut album, 2002 parent lawsuit, disbandment, and 2023 revival.
Drew Lachey
Drew Lachey (Andrew John Lachey), American singer and actor, youngest member of 98 Degrees with brother Nick Lachey; winner of Dancing with the Stars season 2 with Cheryl Burke; former Army combat medic.
Drive Like Jehu
Drive Like Jehu: San Diego post-hardcore band (1990-1995) with Rick Froberg and John Reis, formerly of Pitchfork. Released Drive Like Jehu (1991) and Yank Crime (1994) on Interscope; disbanded 1995, later influential on At the Drive-In and Hot Snakes.
Drive-By Truckers
Drive-By Truckers, Southern rock and alternative country band from Athens, Georgia, founded 1996 by Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley; known for Southern Rock Opera (2001), American Band (2016), and constant touring.
Dropkick Murphys
Dropkick Murphys, Celtic punk band formed in 1996 in the Boston area (Quincy/South Boston) by Ken Casey, Mike McColgan, and Rick Barton; known for "I'm Shipping Up to Boston," Hellcat Records debut Do or Die, the Claddagh Fund, and labor and political activism.