Band or Artist with O

  • British-Irish boy band popular in the 2010s

  • British rock band from the 90s

  • American singer-songwriter and actress, 2020s pop

  • English heavy metal singer, lead of Black Sabbath

  • American hip-hop duo from the 90s and 2000s

  • American pop rock band formed in 2002

  • English pop singer and TV personality

  • American electronic music project led by Adam Young

  • American punk rock band formed in 1984

  • Swedish progressive metal band

  • English-Australian pop singer and actress

  • Puerto Rican reggaeton and Latin trap singer

  • American R&B singer and actor

  • American singer-songwriter and producer known for alternative pop

  • Short name for Ozzy Osbourne, English heavy metal singer

  • American pop-rock band from the 2000s

  • US rock/jam band (O.A.R.), formed in the 1990s

  • Iconic American soul singer from the 1960s

  • British alt-pop duo, 2010s vibes

  • Icelandic indie-folk/pop band, 2010s

  • American rapper, Migos member, 2010s

  • British synth-pop/new wave band from the 80s

  • American metalcore band (Of Mice & Men), 2010s

  • American alt-rock band from the 2000s, fun videos!

  • Moldovan Eurodance trio from the 2000s

  • South Korean K-pop girl group, debuted 2015

  • American country band formed in the 2010s

  • South Korean K-pop boy group, active since 2019

  • Japanese rock band from the late 2000s

  • American funk band from the early 1980s

  • American electronic duo from Seattle, 2010s

  • US boy band from the early 2000s reality TV

  • Mexican American alt-R&B/pop singer, 2020s

  • Canadian soft rock/gospel band from the 1970s

  • American country-gospel vocal quartet, since 1960s

  • Classic US country singer from the 70s–80s

  • Jamaican pop singer, 2010s hit Cheerleader

  • US new wave band from the 80s, led by Danny Elfman

  • American synth-pop project by Adam Young, 2000s

  • Hungarian rock band, big in the 60s–70s

  • US post-hardcore rock band, active since the 2000s

  • US R&B singer Olivia (Longott), 2000s

  • French rapper OrelSan, 2000s–2010s

  • K-pop trio, After School sub-unit from the 2010s

  • Canadian alt-rock band from the '90s.

  • British indie-pop artist (Oscar Scheller).

  • Filipino pop band from the 2000s.

  • American hip-hop group from the '90s.

  • American heavy metal band from the '80s.

  • American boy band from the early 2000s.

  • American pop singer and actress, 2010s.

  • Brazilian singer-songwriter, known in Brazil.

  • Canadian alt-country singer with a mask, 2010s.

  • British neo-soul singer, active since the '90s.

  • American Americana/folk string band, 2000s.

  • LA hip-hop collective from the 2010s.

  • Los Angeles punk rock band from the 2000s.

  • Funk/soul band from Ohio, big 70s hits.

  • American alt-rock/jam band, 2000s and beyond.

  • American nu-metal band, active since the 2000s.

  • Family pop group (The Osmonds), 1970s stars.

  • Venezuelan salsa star, known as Oscar D’León.

  • 1980s American psychedelic rock band.

  • Philadelphia soul/R&B group, 1970s classics.

  • Mexican pop group, late 90s–2000s hits.

  • American pop-rock band with mid-2000s UK hits.

  • Scottish post-punk/indie band, early 1980s.

  • K-pop boy group from South Korea (2010s–now).

  • American boy band O-Town, early 2000s TV-made.

  • Bahraini prog rock band from the 80s.

  • Austrian pop-rock band from the 80s.

  • American thrash metal band since the 80s.

  • German industrial rock/metal band (90s).

  • British 90s Romo-scene pop band.

  • Irish indie pop singer-songwriter (2010s).

  • Chicago experimental art/noise band.

  • French-British rapper from the late 2010s.

  • UK-Irish doo-wop/pop vocal group (The Overtones).

  • English pop rock band (The Outfield), 80s.

  • American boy band from the early 2000s.

  • Australian-British pop singer, 70s–80s hits.

  • British pop singer/influencer, 2010s–2020s.

  • American post-grunge rock band, late 1990s.

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