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Mike Nolan (singer)
Mike Nolan (born 1954, Dublin) is an Irish-born pop singer, founding member of Bucks Fizz, winners of Eurovision 1981 with Making Your Mind Up; later The Fizz, retired 2024. Not the silent-film musician of the same name.
Mike Oldfield
Mike Oldfield (Michael Gordon Oldfield, マイク・オールドフィールド), English multi-instrumentalist; his 1973 debut Tubular Bells, first Virgin Records release, sold ~16 million copies, won a 1974 Grammy, and spawned a series plus pop hits like Moonlight Shadow.
Mike Patton
Mike Patton (born 1968, Eureka, California) is the American vocalist of Faith No More and founder of Mr. Bungle, Fantômas, Tomahawk, Peeping Tom, and Ipecac Recordings, known for extreme vocal range.
Mike Pickering
Mike Pickering is an English DJ, songwriter, and A&R executive who pioneered house music at Manchester's Haçienda, signed Happy Mondays and James to Factory Records, and founded M People.
Mike Pinder
Mike Pinder (1941–2024), co-founder and original keyboardist of the Moody Blues and pioneer of the Mellotron in rock; last surviving original member, key figure on Days of Future Passed, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee in 2018.
Mike Porcaro
Mike Porcaro (Michael Joseph Porcaro, 1955–2015), American bassist, longtime bass player of rock band Toto from 1982, replacing David Hungate; brother of Jeff and Steve Porcaro; died of ALS in 2015.
Mike Portnoy
Mike Portnoy (Michael Stephen Portnoy, born 1967, Long Beach, New York) is an American progressive metal drummer who co-founded Dream Theater in 1985, left in 2010, rejoined in 2023, and also plays in Transatlantic, The Winery Dogs, and Liquid Tension Experiment.
Mike Posner
Mike Posner, Detroit-born singer-songwriter (born 1988 or 1989), known for "Cooler Than Me" and "I Took a Pill in Ibiza" (2017 Grammy Song of the Year nomination), who walked across America in 2019 and summited Everest in 2021.
Mike Post
Mike Post (Michael Postil, born 1944 or 1945) is an American composer of TV themes, including The Rockford Files, Hill Street Blues, L.A. Law, Magnum P.I., and Law & Order; five Grammys, one Emmy, and 2025 Television Academy Hall of Fame induction.
Mike Reno
Mike Reno (Joseph Michael Rynoski, born 1955) is the Canadian lead singer of rock band Loverboy, formed in Calgary in 1979; also sang on Moxy's Under the Lights and the 1984 hit duet Almost Paradise with Ann Wilson.
Mike Rutherford
Mike Rutherford, born 1950, is an English musician and songwriter, a founding member of Genesis, and the leader of Mike + The Mechanics, formed in 1985.
Mike Score
Mike Score is the Liverpool-born keyboardist, vocalist, and songwriter who founded synthpop band A Flock of Seagulls (1979), wrote and sang "I Ran (So Far Away)", won a 1983 Grammy for "DNA", and remains its only constant member.
Mike Shinoda
Mike Shinoda (Michael Kenji Shinoda, born 1977) is an American rapper, producer, and visual artist, co-founder and primary songwriter of Linkin Park and founder of Fort Minor (The Rising Tied); his solo debut Post Traumatic (2018) followed Chester Bennington's death, and Linkin Park returned with From Zero in 2024.
Mike Skinner (musician)
Mike Skinner (Michael Geoffrey Skinner, born 1978) is the English rapper-producer behind The Streets, whose UK garage-hip-hop debut Original Pirate Material (2002) redefined British rap, followed by A Grand Don't Come for Free (2004) and a 2023 return.
Mike Starr (musician)
Mike Starr (Michael Christopher Starr, 1966–2011) was the original bassist of Seattle grunge band Alice in Chains, playing on Facelift and Dirt before leaving in 1993; distinct from the Steel Panther singer Michael Starr.
Mike Stud
Mike Stud, stage name of Michael Francis Seander (born 1988, Providence, Rhode Island), now performs as mike.; American rapper and former Duke pitcher whose 2010 viral song "College Humor" led to albums Relief, Closer, These Days, and independent touring.
Mike Vennart
Mike Vennart, also Vennart, is a Manchester-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist, former Oceansize frontman, Biffy Clyro live guitarist, British Theatre co-founder, Empire State Bastard member, and new Cardiacs vocalist on LSD (2025).
Mike Watt
Mike Watt (born 1957, San Pedro) is an American punk bassist: Minutemen and fIREHOSE founder, Stooges bassist 2003–2016, Dos and MSSV member, solo artist behind Ball-Hog or Tugboat? and the 'jamming econo' ethos.
Mike Will Made It
Mike Will Made-It (Michael Len Williams II, b. 1989, Marietta, GA) is an Atlanta trap producer behind 'Tupac Back,' 'Mercy,' 'HUMBLE.,' 'Formation,' Miley Cyrus's Bangerz, and 2024's Grammy-winning 'Flowers'; R3SET came in 2026.
Mikey Lion
Mikey Lion is an American house and techno DJ from San Diego, California, who co-founded the Desert Hearts crew at Burning Man in 2011 and launched Desert Hearts Records in 2014.
Mikey Way
Mikey Way (Michael James Way, born 1980) is the American bassist and co-founder of My Chemical Romance, brother of Gerard Way, later frontman of Electric Century, with Fender signature Mustang (2012) and Jazz Bass (2023) models.
Mikey Welsh
Mikey Welsh (Michael Edward Welsh, 1971–2011), American bassist for Weezer 1998–2001 who played on the 2001 Green Album, and later a full-time painter in Burlington, Vermont; died in Chicago at 40 after tweeting a prediction of his own death.
Mikha (singer)
Mikha Lim (Mikhaela Janna Jimenea Lim, born 2003, Cebu) is the main rapper, lead dancer and visual of Filipino P-pop girl group BINI, a Star Hunt Academy trainee whose group topped Billboard Philippines and passed one billion Spotify streams.
Mikhail Shufutinsky
Mikhail Shufutinsky (Михаил Шуфутинский), born 1948 in Moscow, is a Soviet and Russian chanson singer and pianist, informally called the king of Russian chanson, best known for the annual hit «Третье сентября».
Miki Berenyi
Miki Berenyi (born 1967, London) is a British singer-guitarist, co-frontwoman of shoegaze band Lush, later Piroshka and Miki Berenyi Trio, and author of the 2022 memoir Fingers Crossed.
Miki Fujimoto
Miki Fujimoto (藤本美貴), born 1985 in Hokkaido, is a Japanese singer who debuted solo in 2002, joined Morning Musume in 2003, and led it for 25 days in 2007.
Miki Howard
Miki Howard, born Alicia Michelle Howard in Chicago, is an American R&B singer and actress, ex-Side Effect member, with R&B number ones "Ain't Nuthin' in the World" and "Ain't Nobody Like You," a 2002 Grammy nomination for Three Wishes, and the Billie Holiday role in Malcolm X.
Miki Imai
Miki Imai (今井美樹), born in 1963 in Miyazaki Prefecture, is a Japanese pop singer and actress whose million-selling hits include "PIECE OF MY WISH" and "PRIDE".
Miki Matsubara (松原みき)
Miki Matsubara (松原みき), 1959–2004, Japanese city pop singer from Sakai, Osaka; 1979 debut "Mayonaka no Door – Stay with Me" sold 300,000+ copies, topped Spotify's viral chart 18 days in 2020, and passed 500 million streams.
Miki Núñez
Miki Núñez (Miguel Núñez Pozo, born 1996 in Terrassa, Spain) is a Spanish pop singer who rose to fame on Operación Triunfo 2018 and represented Spain at Eurovision 2019.