Sydney Sierota Quisena
Nightwish
Michael Franti and Spearhead
The Cure
Paul Davis
Iggy Pop
Black Veil Brides
All Time Low
Joe Bennett and The Sparkletones
Roxanna
David Mallett
Fanny
Cowboy Junkies
- Ira Louvin – country singer/songwriter/mandolinist – The Louvin Brothers – (4/21/1924 – 6/20/1965)
- Eddie King – Chicago blues guitarist/singer/songwriter – (4/21/1938 – 3/14/2012)
- Pee Wee Ellis – jazz-funk-soul saxophone/keyboards/flute/composer – associated acts include – James Brown – Van Morrison – (4/21/1941 – 9/23/2021)
- Howard “Sparky” Childress – guitarist – early rock-rockabilly group – Joe Bennett and The Sparkletones – best known for 1957 hit – Black Slacks – (4/21/1943 – 11/30/2019)
- Alan Warner – guitarist/songwriter – best known as a founding member of – The Foundations – 1947
- Iggy Pop – punk rock singer – 2010 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of – The Stooges – 2020 Grammy Lifetime achievement award for body of work as a – solo artist – 1947
- John Weider – bass/guitar/violin – best known as guitarist with Eric Burdon and the Animals (1966-1968) – bassist with Family (1969-1971) – 1947
- Paul Davis – singer/songwriter/keyboards/piano – hits include – I Go Crazy – 65 Love Affair – Ride ‘Em Cowboy – Cool Night – (4/21/1948 – 4/22/2008)
- David Mallett – folk singer/songwriter/guitarist/harmonica – known for his folk standard – Garden Song – his songs were covered by many artists including – Emmylou Harris – Arlo Guthrie – John Denver – Allison Krauss – (4/21/1951 – 12/17/2024)
- Nickey Barclay – keyboards/vocals – best known will all female rock group – Fanny – 1951
- Robert Gotobed (Robert Grey) – punk rock drummer – best known with – Wire – 1951
- Mike Barson – songwriter/composer/multi-instrumentalist – best known with – Madness – 1958
- Jerry Only – bassist/vocals – best known with punk-metal group – The Misfits – 1959
- Michael Timmins – songwriter/guitarist – Canadian alt-rock group – Cowboy Junkies – songs include – Sweet Jane – Sun Comes Up, It’s Tuesday Morning – A Common Disaster – 4/21/1959
- Robert Smith – English alternative rock singer/songwriter/guitar/bass/keyboards/producer – The Cure – 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – group hits include – Just Like Heaven – Lovesong – Friday I’m In Love – associated acts include – Cult Hero – The Glove – Siouxsie and the Banshees – 1959
- John Maher – drummer – best known with punk-new wave group – Buzzcocks – 1960
- Johnny McElhone – guitarist/songwriter – associated acts include – associated acts include – Hipsway – Texas – Altered Images – 1963
- Michael Franti – singer/poet/rapper/guitar – Michael Franti and Spearhead – The Beatnigs – The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy – 1966
- Glen Hansard – folk-rock singer/songwriter/guitar/piano/mandolin/actor – associated acts include – The Swell Season – The Frames – 1970
- Roxanna – Canadian pop singer/songwriter – songs include – Close Your Eyes – Unforgotten – 1974
- Branden Steineckert – drummer – best known with punk groups – Rancid – The Used – 1978
- Jukka “Julius” Nevalainen – drummer – best known with symphonic metal group – Nightwish – 1978
- Christian “CC” Coma – drummer – best known with multi-award winning rock band – Black Veil Brides – 1985
- Cam Avery – Australian multi-instrumentalist/bassist/singer/songwriter – associated acts include – Tame Impala – Pond – The Growl – 1988
- Zack Merrick – bassist/backing vocals – best known with multi-award winning rock band – All Time Low – 1988
- Sydney Sierota Quiseng – singer/keyboards – alt-pop band – Echosmith – solo artist – 1997