Singers & Vocalists Chronological History Timeline

Chronological Timeline (1509 Entries)

1. [859] Rudaki — Pioneering Persian poet, credited with establishing New Persian literary tradition.
2. [1253] Amir Khusrau — Iconic Indo-Persian Sufi poet, musician, and scholar of the Delhi Sultanate.
3. [1280] John Koukouzeles — A revered 14th-century Byzantine composer, singer, and reformer of sacred chant.
4. [1410] Johannes Ockeghem — Master Franco-Flemish composer of the early Renaissance, influential between Du Fay and Josquin.
5. [1470] Purandara Dasa — Pitamaha of Carnatic Music; a foundational composer and philosopher.
6. [1479] Surdas — Blind 16th-century Hindu devotional poet and singer, celebrated for Krishna bhajans.
7. [1493] Tansen — Master vocalist and composer of Hindustani classical music, famed in Mughal courts.
8. [1561] Jacopo Peri — Pioneering Italian composer bridging the late Renaissance and early Baroque eras.
9. [1563] John Dowland — Master of Renaissance lute music, renowned for his deeply melancholic songs.
10. [1619] Barbara Strozzi — Pioneering Venetian Baroque composer and singer, known for secular output.
11. [1670] Turlough O'Carolan — Blind Celtic harper, composer, and singer, considered Ireland's national composer.
12. [1705] Farinelli — Legendary Italian castrato singer, renowned for his unparalleled vocal range and artistry.
13. [1775] Muthuswami Dikshitar — A foundational composer of Carnatic music, known for Sanskrit compositions and temple descriptions.
14. [1785] Bettina von Arnim — A pivotal German Romantic writer, composer, and social activist.
15. [1792] Gioachino Rossini — Master of Italian Opera, bridging the late Classical and early Romantic eras.
16. [1808] Maria Malibran — Iconic Spanish opera singer known for dramatic intensity and powerful voice.
17. [1811] Giulia Grisi — Leading Italian soprano of the 19th century, celebrated for her operatic artistry.
18. [1820] Jenny Lind — The "Swedish Nightingale," a celebrated 19th-century soprano opera star.
19. [1821] Mathilde Marchesi — Influential German mezzo-soprano and renowned vocal teacher of the bel canto style.
20. [1823] Leopold Kronecker — Pioneering German mathematician known for number theory and his critique of set theory.
21. [1834] Charles Santley — Eminent English baritone of the Victorian era, celebrated for his versatile vocal career.
22. [1841] Ina Coolbrith — Pioneering poet laureate and literary figure of the California Bay Area.
23. [1845] Georg Cantor — Pioneering set theory, Cantor proved the existence of different sizes of infinity.
24. [1856] John Singer Sargent — Master portraitist celebrated for capturing the luxury of the Belle Époque and Edwardian eras.
25. [1863] Géza Gárdonyi — Pioneering Hungarian writer, celebrated for historical novels like 'The Stars of Eger'.
26. [1869] Komitas — Founder of the Armenian national school of music and ethnomusicology.
27. [1870] Marie Lloyd — The 'Queen of the Music Hall,' a celebrated English singer and comedian.
28. [1873] Feodor Chaliapin — Master Russian bass opera singer, pioneer of naturalistic performance.
29. [1873] Gauhar Jaan — Pioneering Indian singer and dancer, known as the 'gramophone girl'.
30. [1875] George Formby Sr — Pioneering English music hall comedian and singer, known as 'The Wigan Nightingale'.
31. [1875] Mistinguett — Iconic French actress and singer, Mistinguett, dominated global entertainment for decades.
32. [1878] Bill Robinson — Pioneering tap dancer and entertainer whose career spanned American popular culture.
33. [1880] Siti binti Saad — Pioneering Tanzanian taarab singer, anti-colonial activist, and Swahili cultural icon.
34. [1882] Yossele Rosenblatt — Renowned Ashkenazi cantor and composer, celebrated for his powerful vocal artistry.
35. [1883] Walter Huston — Pioneering Canadian actor and singer, patriarch of the famed Huston acting dynasty.
36. [1886] Al Jolson — Lithuanian-American entertainer, vaudevillian, and star of The Jazz Singer.
37. [1886] Ma Rainey — The "Mother of the Blues," Ma Rainey defined early blues through powerful vocals and vaudeville energy.
38. [1888] Lead Belly — Pioneering American folk and blues musician known for powerful vocals and twelve-string guitar.
39. [1888] Maurice Chevalier — Iconic French singer, actor, and entertainer known for his signature style and Broadway success.
40. [1889] Alexander Vertinsky — Seminal Russian and Soviet artist, poet, singer, and composer.
41. [1890] Carlos Gardel — The most famous and influential Argentine tango singer and composer of the 20th century.
42. [1890] Evert Taube — Pioneering Swedish singer, composer, and master of the ballad tradition.
43. [1890] La Niña de los Peines — Pioneering Spanish flamenco singer, celebrated for her powerful voice and artistry.
44. [1890] Lauritz Melchior — Preeminent Danish-American Wagnerian heldentenor of the 1920s through the 1940s.
45. [1890] Stanley Holloway — Iconic British actor, singer, and comedian, famous for character roles like Doolittle.
46. [1891] Fanny Brice — Iconic American comedian, singer, and actress known for her vivacious stage presence.
47. [1891] Hans Albers — Iconic German actor and singer, known as 'der blonde Hans' for his cinematic stardom.
48. [1892] Eddie Cantor — Iconic American entertainer, singer, and comedian known for his 'Banjo Eyes'.
49. [1892] Jack L. Warner — Pioneering film executive who drove Warner Bros. Studios for over five decades.
50. [1892] Mississippi John Hurt — Pioneering Mississippi blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his distinctive style.
51. [1892] Sayed Darwish — Father of Egyptian popular music, a pioneering composer and singer.
52. [1893] Big Bill Broonzy — Pioneering American blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist of the 20th century.
53. [1893] Blind Lemon Jefferson — Pioneering Texas blues singer-songwriter, known as the 'Father of the Texas blues'.
54. [1893] Hattie McDaniel — Pioneering American actress, singer, and comedian, known for her Oscar win.
55. [1893] Ivor Novello — Popular Welsh composer, actor, and entertainer of the first half of the 20th century.
56. [1893] Mae West — Iconic actress and singer, famed for her witty, sexually suggestive performances.
57. [1894] Walter Brennan — Esteemed American actor known for his distinctive voice and multiple Oscar wins.
58. [1895] Gracie Allen — American vaudevillian, singer, and actress famous for her comic foil role with George Burns.
59. [1895] Leonid Utesov — Iconic Soviet estrada singer and comic actor, celebrated for his unique blend of jazz and comedy.
60. [1895] Olga Spessivtseva — Renowned Russian prima ballerina celebrated for her romantic artistry and technical prowess.
61. [1896] Ethel Waters — Pioneering American vocalist and actress known for her blues, jazz, and swing performances.
62. [1896] George Burns — Iconic American entertainer whose career spanned vaudeville, radio, film, and TV.
63. [1896] Marion Harris — American popular singer, pioneering white artist in jazz and blues.
64. [1897] Blind Willie Johnson — Pioneering gospel blues singer and guitarist whose recordings defined holy blues music.
65. [1897] Jimmie Rodgers — Pioneering American country singer, known as the "Father of Country Music".
66. [1897] Pola Negri — Iconic Polish actress and singer, celebrated for her 'femme fatale' roles in Hollywood and Europe.
67. [1898] Blind Willie McTell — Piedmont blues and ragtime singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his syncopated style.
68. [1898] Gracie Fields — Iconic British singer, comedian, and film star known for her Lancashire accent.
69. [1898] Irene Dunne — Iconic American actress celebrated for her comedic timing and Broadway roots.
70. [1898] La Argentinita — Iconic Spanish-Argentine flamenco dancer and singer, known as La Argentinita.
71. [1898] Mohammed Abdel Wahab — Pioneering Egyptian singer, composer, and actor celebrated for romantic and patriotic music.
72. [1898] Totò — Iconic Italian comedian, screenwriter, and actor, known as 'the prince of laughter'.
73. [1898] Umm Kulthum — The legendary Egyptian singer, dubbed 'The Voice of Egypt' and 'Planet of the East'.
74. [1899] Fred Astaire — Master dancer and actor, famed for his elegant, innovative style in Hollywood musicals.
75. [1899] Hoagy Carmichael — Pioneering American composer and songwriter, celebrated for enduring classics like "Stardust" and "Georgia on My Mind".
76. [1899] Noël Coward — Master of English wit, Noël Coward excelled in theatre, music, and film.
77. [1901] Marlene Dietrich — Iconic German-American actress and singer whose career spanned nearly seven decades.
78. [1902] Lyubov Orlova — Iconic Soviet actress, singer, and dancer celebrated for her captivating stage presence.
79. [1903] Anaïs Nin — Pioneering diarist and author whose intimate writings explored sexuality and the subconscious.
80. [1903] Bing Crosby — Pioneering American singer and actor, a global cultural icon of the 20th century.
81. [1903] Julius Fučík (journalist) — Czech journalist, resistance fighter, and icon of anti-Nazi communist resistance.
82. [1903] Roy Acuff — Pioneering country music singer, fiddler, and promoter, known as the "King of Country Music".
83. [1904] Fats Waller — Pioneering jazz pianist and composer known for his witty stride style.
84. [1904] George Formby — Iconic English entertainer known for ukulele songs and comedy in the 1930s and 1940s.
85. [1904] Isaac Bashevis Singer — Nobel laureate and master of Yiddish literature, chronicling Jewish life.
86. [1904] Jean Gabin — A foundational figure of French cinema, celebrated for his intense screen presence.
87. [1904] K. L. Saigal — Pioneering Indian singer and actor whose unique voice defined early Hindi cinema.
88. [1906] George Sanders — Iconic British actor known for sophisticated, often villainous, roles.
89. [1906] Josephine Baker — Iconic French entertainer, dancer, and civil rights figure of the 20th century.
90. [1907] Cab Calloway — Iconic jazz singer, bandleader, and vaudeville star of the swing era.
91. [1907] Gene Autry — The Singing Cowboy, pioneering Western music star and actor.
92. [1907] Jack Albertson — Versatile American actor, comedian, and dancer known for vaudeville and Broadway success.
93. [1907] Rosalind Russell — Versatile American performer celebrated for comedy and dramatic roles across film and stage.
94. [1908] Cartola — Pioneering Brazilian composer and poet, central figure in the development of samba.
95. [1908] David Oistrakh — Preeminent Soviet violinist, violist, and conductor of the 20th century.
96. [1908] Ethel Merman — Iconic Broadway star known for her powerful voice and leading roles in musical comedy.
97. [1908] Libertad Lamarque — Iconic Argentine and Mexican star of the Golden Age, known as "La Novia de América"
98. [1908] Louis Jordan — Pioneering jazz, blues, and jump blues artist, known as "the King of the Jukebox".
99. [1908] Lupe Vélez — Iconic Mexican actress who dominated Hollywood's Golden Age with fiery charisma.
100. [1909] Burl Ives — Iconic American folk singer, actor, and voice artist known for Christmas music.
101. [1909] Carmen Miranda — Iconic Brazilian singer known for her vibrant 'fruit hat' image and samba interpretations.
102. [1909] Johnny Mercer — Master lyricist and songwriter, known for standards like "Moon River" and "Autumn Leaves".
103. [1909] Solomon Linda — Pioneering South African musician known for composing the iconic song "Mbube".
104. [1910] Howlin' Wolf — Pioneering blues artist who electrified Delta sounds in Chicago.
105. [1911] Ichirō Fujiyama — Pioneering Japanese composer and singer, known for blending classical baritone with popular music.
106. [1911] Jeon Ok — Pioneering South Korean actress and singer, known as the "Queen of Tears".
107. [1911] Mahalia Jackson — Iconic American gospel singer, pivotal in developing gospel blues throughout the 20th century.
108. [1911] Roy Rogers — The King of the Cowboys, a legendary American singer, actor, and Western star.
109. [1912] Amir Khan (singer) — Pioneering Hindustani classical singer, founder of the Indore gharana.
110. [1912] Gene Kelly — Iconic American dancer, actor, and choreographer known for athletic musical performances.
111. [1912] Luiz Gonzaga — Pioneering figure of Brazilian popular music, popularizing the baião genre.
112. [1912] Machito — Pioneering Cuban jazz musician, key figure in Afro-Cuban jazz and salsa.
113. [1912] Perry Como — Iconic American vocalist known for his smooth, easy-listening pop style.
114. [1912] Woody Guthrie — Pioneering American folk musician whose songs championed socialism and anti-fascism.
115. [1913] Charles Trenet — Iconic French singer-songwriter, known for composing nearly 1,000 songs.
116. [1913] Marika Rökk — Iconic German-Austrian operetta singer, dancer, and actress of Hungarian descent.
117. [1913] Mary Martin — Esteemed American singer and actress, celebrated for Broadway roles.
118. [1914] Billy Eckstine — Iconic jazz and pop singer known for his rich, operatic bass-baritone voice.
119. [1914] Dorothy Lamour — Iconic Hollywood actress and singer, famed for the 'Road to...' comedies.
120. [1914] María Félix — Iconic Mexican 'Diva' of the Golden Age, celebrated for her strong personality and beauty.
121. [1915] Billie Holiday — Iconic jazz and swing singer, known for her unique vocal phrasing and improvisational genius.
122. [1915] Édith Piaf — Iconic French singer and lyricist, celebrated for the modern chanson genre.
123. [1915] Ewan MacColl — Pioneering British folk singer, activist, and collector of traditional songs.
124. [1915] Frank Sinatra — Iconic American vocalist, actor, and entertainer of the 20th century.
125. [1915] Germán Valdés — Iconic Mexican actor, comedian, and singer, famous for the pachuco style.
126. [1915] Norman Wisdom — Iconic English comedian known for the inept character Norman Pitkin.
127. [1915] Sister Rosetta Tharpe — Pioneering gospel and rock musician, known as the 'Godmother of Rock and Roll'
128. [1915] Tapio Rautavaara — Iconic Finnish singer, actor, and athlete known for his powerful voice and working-class roots.
129. [1915] Willie Dixon — Pioneering blues songwriter, vocalist, and producer who shaped Chicago blues.
130. [1915] Zero Mostel — Versatile American actor, comedian, and singer known for comic portrayals.
131. [1916] Adriana Caselotti — American actress and singer, famed for voicing Snow White in the first Disney feature.
132. [1916] Benny Moré — Iconic Cuban singer, bandleader, and master of the son cubano genre.
133. [1916] Dinah Shore — Iconic American singer and actress of the Big Band and Television eras.
134. [1917] Bourvil — Iconic French actor and singer, celebrated for his comedic roles.
135. [1917] Dean Martin — The "King of Cool" entertainer, celebrated for his singing and comedic timing.
136. [1917] Ella Fitzgerald — Iconic jazz vocalist celebrated for purity of tone and scat singing.
137. [1917] John Lee Hooker — Pioneering blues musician known for his driving, electric boogie style.
138. [1917] Lena Horne — Iconic American singer, actress, and civil rights activist whose career spanned decades.
139. [1917] Pedro Infante — Iconic Mexican singer and actor during the Golden Age of Cinema.
140. [1917] Robert Mitchum — Iconic American actor celebrated for antihero roles and film noir presence.
141. [1917] Vera Lynn — Iconic English singer, known as the 'Forces' Sweetheart' during WWII.
142. [1917] Violeta Parra — Pioneering voice of Nueva Canción Chilena, blending folk tradition with modern artistry.
143. [1918] Pearl Bailey — Versatile American performer celebrated for vaudeville, Broadway, and enduring stage presence.
144. [1918] Zhou Xuan — Iconic Chinese singer and film actress, known as the "Golden Voice".
145. [1919] Antonio Aguilar — Iconic Mexican singer and actor, known as "El Charro de México".
146. [1919] Liberace — Pianist, singer, and actor known for showmanship and elaborate performances.
147. [1919] Nat King Cole — Pioneering jazz pianist and vocalist whose career spanned pop chart success and civil rights advocacy.
148. [1919] Pete Seeger — Iconic American folk musician and tireless social activist for civil rights and peace.
149. [1919] Tennessee Ernie Ford — Iconic American singer known for his rich bass-baritone voice and hits like "Sixteen Tons".
150. [1920] Amália Rodrigues — The legendary Portuguese fado singer, known worldwide as the 'Queen of Fado'.
151. [1920] Maureen O'Hara — Iconic Irish actress known for passionate heroines in Hollywood Westerns and adventure films.
152. [1920] Sitara Devi — Pioneering Kathak dancer, singer, and actress, celebrated as the 'Kathak Queen'.
153. [1921] Bai Guang — Iconic Chinese actress and singer, known as the "Queen of the Low Voice".
154. [1921] Dennis Brain — A celebrated British virtuoso horn player, renowned for his technical brilliance.
155. [1921] Jane Russell — Iconic American actress, model, and singer known for her charisma in Hollywood's golden age.
156. [1922] Christopher Lee — Iconic English actor known for commanding villain roles in horror cinema.
157. [1922] Doris Day — Iconic American singer and actress celebrated for her 'girl next door' charm.
158. [1922] Dorothy Dandridge — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for her vocal prowess and film roles.
159. [1922] Judy Garland — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for her powerful voice and range.
160. [1922] Yvonne De Carlo — Canadian-American actress, dancer, and singer who achieved Hollywood stardom in the 1940s.
161. [1923] Hank Williams — Pioneering country music legend whose songwriting defined a generation.
162. [1923] Lola Flores — Iconic Spanish performer, celebrated for her dazzling talent in flamenco, song, and cinema.
163. [1923] Mukesh (singer) — Iconic Indian playback singer whose soulful voice defined the Golden Age of Hindi cinema.
164. [1924] Charles Aznavour — Iconic French singer-songwriter, celebrated for his profound voice and vast catalog of songs.
165. [1924] Dinah Washington — Iconic jazz vocalist and pianist, celebrated for her powerful blues and R&B performances.
166. [1924] Mohammed Rafi — A legendary Indian playback singer renowned for his unmatched vocal versatility and range.
167. [1924] Sarah Vaughan — Iconic American jazz singer and pianist, celebrated for her divine vocal range.
168. [1924] Zizi Jeanmaire — Iconic French ballet dancer, actress, and singer, famed for 'Carmen'.
169. [1925] Angela Lansbury — Iconic British-American actress and singer with an 80-year career.
170. [1925] B. B. King — Pioneering electric blues master, nicknamed 'The King of the Blues'.
171. [1925] Bill Pinkney — American singer and original member of The Drifters, influential in soul and R&B.
172. [1925] Celia Cruz — The "Queen of Salsa," Celia Cruz defined 20th-century Latin music.
173. [1925] Dick Van Dyke — Versatile American actor, comedian, and singer known for Broadway and sitcom stardom.
174. [1925] Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau — Master German baritone, renowned for Lieder and unparalleled vocal versatility.
175. [1925] Donald O'Connor — Versatile American dancer, singer, and actor known for his athletic charm.
176. [1925] Hildegard Knef — German actress, singer, and writer known for her career spanning from wartime Berlin to New York City.
177. [1925] Merv Griffin — American media mogul, talk show host, and creator of major game shows like Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune.
178. [1925] Sammy Davis Jr. — Pioneering entertainer, singer, and comedian known as "Mr. Entertainment"
179. [1926] Blanca Estela Pavón — Icon of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, celebrated for her acting and singing.
180. [1926] Christine Jorgensen — Pioneering transgender activist and actress known for sex reassignment surgery.
181. [1926] José Alfredo Jiménez — Pioneering Mexican singer-songwriter, foundational to modern Ranchera music.
182. [1926] Noor Jehan — Iconic Pakistani playback singer and actress, 'Queen of Melody'
183. [1926] O. P. Nayyar — Pioneering composer of Indian cinema, known for rhythmic and melodious scores.
184. [1926] Tony Bennett — Iconic American jazz and traditional pop singer, celebrated for his enduring artistry.
185. [1927] Al Martino — Iconic Italian-American crooner, celebrated for standards and his role in The Godfather.
186. [1927] Antônio Carlos Jobim — Pioneering composer of Bossa Nova, merging samba with cool jazz.
187. [1927] Barbara Cook — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for Broadway and cabaret artistry.
188. [1927] Coretta Scott King — Pioneering civil rights leader, author, and advocate for equality.
189. [1927] Harry Belafonte — Iconic singer, actor, and tireless civil rights activist who popularized calypso music.
190. [1927] Johnnie Ray — Pioneering American singer, songwriter, and pianist, precursor to rock and roll.
191. [1927] Laurel Aitken — Cuban-Jamaican pioneer of ska music, known as the "Godfather of Ska".
192. [1927] Leontyne Price — Pioneering American soprano, celebrated for her artistry and breaking racial barriers in opera.
193. [1927] Mehdi Hassan — Pakistani ghazal singer, revered as the 'Emperor of Ghazal' for his haunting baritone.
194. [1927] Patti Page — Iconic American pop and country singer, best-selling artist of the 1950s.
195. [1927] Robert Guillaume — Esteemed American actor and singer known for roles like Benson DuBois and Rafiki.
196. [1927] Slim Dusty — Australia's King of Country Music, a cultural icon whose career spanned nearly seven decades.
197. [1928] Adam West — American actor best known for portraying Batman in the 1960s and extensive voice work.
198. [1928] Domenico Modugno — Iconic Italian singer, songwriter, and actor, famed for 'Nel blu dipinto di blu'
199. [1928] Fats Domino — Pioneering New Orleans pianist and singer, a foundational figure in rock and roll.
200. [1928] Jeanne Moreau — Iconic French actress, singer, and director celebrated for her depth and versatility.
201. [1928] Sara Montiel — Iconic Spanish actress and singer, celebrated for her global appeal and artistry.
202. [1928] Serge Gainsbourg — Iconic French singer-songwriter known for provocative lyrics and genre-bending artistry.
203. [1929] Abdel Halim Hafez — Iconic Egyptian singer and actor, known as 'The Brown-Skinned Nightingale'.
204. [1929] Chet Baker — Iconic American jazz trumpeter and vocalist, known for pioneering the 'Cool Jazz' sound.
205. [1929] Dr. Rajkumar — Legendary Kannada actor and singer, a cultural icon of Indian cinema.
206. [1929] Farida Khanum — A celebrated Pakistani classical and ghazal singer, known as the Queen of Ghazal.
207. [1929] Hebe Camargo — Brazilian television icon, celebrated as the "Queen of Brazilian Television"
208. [1929] Jacques Brel — Master of the modern chanson, Jacques Brel was a celebrated Belgian singer and actor.
209. [1929] José Afonso — Iconic Portuguese singer-songwriter of protest and folk music.
210. [1929] Kishore Kumar — A legendary Indian playback singer, musician, and actor, celebrated for his dynamic voice.
211. [1929] Lata Mangeshkar — Iconic playback singer whose voice defined Indian music for eight decades.
212. [1929] Michael Atiyah — Pioneering mathematician known for the Atiyah–Singer index theorem and K-theory.
213. [1929] Miyoshi Umeki — Pioneering Japanese-American actress and singer, first East Asian to win an Oscar.
214. [1929] Suraiya — Iconic Indian actress and playback singer, celebrated for her strong on-screen portrayals.
215. [1929] Vigen (entertainer) — Pioneering Iranian pop singer, known as the "King of Iranian pop" and "Sultan of Jazz".
216. [1930] Bobby Bland — Pioneering blues and soul artist known for tempestuous arias of love and betrayal.
217. [1930] Elza Soares — Iconic Brazilian samba singer, celebrated for her powerful voice and resilience.
218. [1930] Geeta Dutt — Legendary Indian playback singer, celebrated for her voice in Hindi and Bengali cinema.
219. [1930] Jim Nabors — American actor, singer, and comedian, famous for the character Gomer Pyle.
220. [1930] Michiya Mihashi — Pioneering Enka singer from postwar Japan, known for his distinctive voice.
221. [1930] Odetta — Pioneering American folk singer, celebrated as 'The Voice of the Civil Rights Movement'
222. [1930] Ray Charles — Pioneering Soul Music Icon: Blending Blues, Jazz, and Gospel into a Modern Sound.
223. [1930] Richard Harris — Iconic Irish actor and singer, celebrated for roles in British New Wave cinema.
224. [1930] Suraphol Sombatcharoen — The 'King of Luk Thung', a pioneering Thai singer and former Air Force officer.
225. [1931] Anthony Newley — Versatile English performer, celebrated for his songwriting and stage presence.
226. [1931] Barbara Eden — American actress and singer, best known for I Dream of Jeannie.
227. [1931] Clyde McPhatter — Iconic R&B and Soul tenor, pivotal in shaping doo-wop and early rock and roll sounds.
228. [1931] George Jones — Iconic American country singer known for his powerful voice and enduring hit records.
229. [1931] Hana Hegerová — Esteemed Slovak singer and actress, known as the Queen of Czechoslovak chanson.
230. [1931] João Gilberto — Pioneering Brazilian guitarist and singer, widely known as the 'father of bossa nova'.
231. [1931] Ken Takakura — Iconic Japanese actor known for his stoic presence and profound film roles.
232. [1931] Leonard Nimoy — Iconic American actor, best known for portraying Spock in the Star Trek franchise.
233. [1931] Lonnie Donegan — The "King of Skiffle", a pivotal British singer who shaped 1960s pop and rock.
234. [1931] Mitzi Gaynor — American actress, dancer, and singer, celebrated for her role in the Hollywood musical era.
235. [1931] Regis Philbin — Iconic American TV personality, comedian, and host of major game and talk shows.
236. [1931] Rita Moreno — Puerto Rican star known for her versatility across stage, screen, and song.
237. [1931] Sam Cooke — Pioneering American soul singer, known as the "King of Soul" for his distinctive vocals.
238. [1931] Shadia — Iconic Egyptian actress and singer, a symbol of the Golden Age of cinema.
239. [1931] Shintaro Katsu — Iconic Japanese actor, singer, and filmmaker known for multiple long-running series.
240. [1931] Zeki Müren — Pioneering Turkish classical singer, composer, and poet, known as 'The Sun of Art'.
241. [1932] Carl Perkins — Pioneering rockabilly guitarist and singer, nicknamed the "King of Rockabilly".
242. [1932] Debbie Reynolds — Iconic American actress, singer, and dancer known for her vibrant stage presence.
243. [1932] Johnny Cash — Iconic voice of sorrow, redemption, and the 'Man in Black'.
244. [1932] Kang Hyo-shil — South Korean stage and film actress known for her dramatic performances.
245. [1932] Little Richard — Pioneering vocalist and pianist, Little Richard shaped Rock and Roll for seven decades.
246. [1932] Loretta Lynn — Pioneering American country music singer and songwriter known for her candid storytelling.
247. [1932] Miriam Makeba — Pioneering voice of African music and fierce anti-apartheid activist.
248. [1932] Patsy Cline — Influential American country singer known for crossing over into pop music.
249. [1932] Petula Clark — Enduring British star, singer, and actress with a decades-spanning global career.
250. [1932] Víctor Jara — Iconic Chilean folk singer and activist whose music championed social justice.
251. [1933] Asha Bhosle — Versatile Indian playback singer, celebrated for her enduring presence in Hindi cinema.
252. [1933] Carol Burnett — Iconic American comedienne, actress, and singer celebrated for her versatility and comedic timing.
253. [1933] Chita Rivera — Iconic Broadway performer, dancer, and singer celebrated for her versatility and talent.
254. [1933] Dalida — Iconic Italian-French singer and actress, known for global chart-topping hits.
255. [1933] James Brown — Pioneering funk, soul, and R&B; 'Godfather of Soul' and 'Mr. Dynamite'.
256. [1933] Jayne Mansfield — Iconic 1950s sex symbol, actress, and singer known for her glamorous persona.
257. [1933] Louis Farrakhan — Prominent American religious leader and head of the Nation of Islam.
258. [1933] Sinn Sisamouth — The 'King of Khmer Music', a seminal Cambodian singer-songwriter of the 1950s-1970s.
259. [1934] Ahmed Rushdi — A legendary Pakistani playback singer, known as the 'Magician of Voice'.
260. [1934] Brigitte Bardot — Iconic French actress, singer, and passionate animal rights activist.
261. [1934] Charley Pride — Iconic American country music star, celebrated for his smooth 'countrypolitan' sound.
262. [1934] Eduard Khil — Esteemed Russian baritone singer, known for his powerful voice and internet meme fame.
263. [1934] Frankie Valli — Iconic countertenor voice, best known as the lead vocalist of The Four Seasons.
264. [1934] Jackie Wilson — Soul and R&B singer, nicknamed "Mr. Excitement", pivotal in the transition from R&B to Soul.
265. [1934] Leonard Cohen — Poet, singer-songwriter, and novelist whose work explores faith, desire, and mortality.
266. [1934] Nana Mouskouri — Iconic Greek singer, celebrated for multilingual albums and political activism.
267. [1934] Richard Chamberlain — Versatile American actor and singer known for stage, film, and TV roles.
268. [1934] Shirley Jones — American actress and singer known for musical films and television roles.
269. [1934] Udo Jürgens — Austrian composer and singer who modernized German pop music for over five decades.
270. [1935] Alain Delon — Iconic French actor, producer, and cinematic leading man of the 20th century.
271. [1935] Armando Manzanero — Mexican composer and singer, celebrated for defining the romantic sound of postwar Latin America.
272. [1935] Chaim Topol — Esteemed Israeli actor and singer, best known for portraying Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof.
273. [1935] Diahann Carroll — Iconic American actress and singer, celebrated for her roles in Hollywood's Golden Age.
274. [1935] Elvis Presley — The "King of Rock and Roll," Elvis Presley defined 20th-century popular music.
275. [1935] Fairuz — Iconic Lebanese singer, celebrated as 'The Voice of Lebanon' and an Arab star.
276. [1935] Jerry Lee Lewis — Pioneering rock and roll pianist, singer, and songwriter, nicknamed "The Killer".
277. [1935] Johnny Mathis — Iconic American singer known for romantic standards, spanning pop, jazz, and soul.
278. [1935] Julie Andrews — Iconic English performer, celebrated for musicals and film roles.
279. [1935] Kofi Awoonor — Ghanaian poet, author, and diplomat whose work depicted decolonizing Africa.
280. [1935] Lourdes Van-Dúnem — Pioneering Angolan singer, known for her powerful voice and contributions to Afro-music.
281. [1935] Mercedes Sosa — Iconic Argentine singer, celebrated as the 'voice of the voiceless' in Latin America.
282. [1935] Saloma — Iconic Singaporean-Malaysian singer and actress, renowned for her 'lemak merdu' voice.
283. [1936] Antonio Gades — Pioneering Spanish flamenco dancer, choreographer, and artistic director.
284. [1936] Bobby Darin — Iconic crooner known for blending pop, swing, and jazz with unparalleled charisma.
285. [1936] Buddy Holly — Pioneering rock and roll artist whose career was tragically short but immensely influential.
286. [1936] Lee "Scratch" Perry — Jamaican pioneer of dub music, known for innovative studio techniques and production style.
287. [1936] Sylvia Robinson — Pioneering American singer, producer, and the 'Mother of Hip Hop'.
288. [1937] Hibari Misora — Iconic Japanese singer and actress, celebrated for her enduring musical legacy.
289. [1937] Shirley Bassey — Iconic Welsh powerhouse singer, celebrated for her longevity and James Bond theme songs.
290. [1937] Titiek Puspa — Esteemed Indonesian singer, songwriter, and cultural icon.
291. [1937] Wanda Jackson — Pioneering American singer, known as 'The Queen of Rockabilly' across genres.
292. [1937] Waylon Jennings — Pioneer of the outlaw country movement, Waylon Jennings shaped modern country music.
293. [1938] Ben E. King — Iconic American soul and R&B singer, celebrated for group hits and solo anthems.
294. [1938] Bill Withers — Iconic American soul and R&B singer-songwriter known for heartfelt anthems.
295. [1938] Birju Maharaj — Master exponent of Lucknow Gharana Kathak dance, composer, and vocalist.
296. [1938] Etta James — Iconic blues and soul singer whose voice bridged R&B, jazz, and rock and roll.
297. [1938] Gordon Lightfoot — Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter defining the sound of the 1970s.
298. [1938] Kenny Rogers — Iconic American country music singer-songwriter, known for crossover success.
299. [1938] Luigi Tenco — Iconic Italian singer-songwriter whose life and death remain subjects of intense historical debate.
300. [1938] Ritchie Valens — A tragically influential rock and roll singer whose career was cut short.
301. [1938] Shin Joong-hyun — Pioneering South Korean rock guitarist and singer-songwriter, 'Godfather of Rock.'
302. [1938] Vladimir Vysotsky — Iconic Soviet poet, singer, and actor known for social commentary.
303. [1939] Ali Farka Touré — Pioneering Malian musician blending desert traditions with African-American blues.
304. [1939] Arik Einstein — Pioneering Israeli singer, songwriter, and actor, known as 'the voice of Israel.'
305. [1939] Bobby Jones (singer) — Pioneering gospel singer and television host from Nashville, Tennessee.
306. [1939] Carlos do Carmo — Iconic Portuguese fado singer, known for modernizing the traditional art form.
307. [1939] Claude François — Iconic French pop singer, songwriter, and dancer known for massive record sales.
308. [1939] Karel Gott — Iconic Czech baritone, celebrated for his enduring success across decades.
309. [1939] Lili Ivanova — Esteemed Bulgarian singer, often called the "Prima of Bulgarian popular music".
310. [1939] Lily Tomlin — Versatile American performer known for comedy, writing, and enduring stage presence.
311. [1939] Narayan Gopal — Pioneering Nepali singer and composer, revered as the 'Emperor of Voice' in Nepali music.
312. [1939] Neil Sedaka — Iconic American singer-songwriter known for crafting enduring pop hits.
313. [1939] Silvana Armenulić — Iconic Yugoslav singer, celebrated as the "Queen of Sevdalinka"
314. [1939] Tina Turner — The 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll', Tina Turner broke barriers with unmatched vocal power.
315. [1940] Anita Bryant — American singer and prominent Christian activist known for her career and stance on gay rights.
316. [1940] Anna Karina — Icon of the French New Wave, celebrated for her artistic freedom and captivating screen presence.
317. [1940] Bobby Russell — American singer-songwriter known for hits across multiple genres.
318. [1940] Cliff Richard — Enduring British music icon, celebrated for rock and roll and Christian artistry.
319. [1940] Dionne Warwick — Iconic American vocalist known for collaborations with Bacharach and David.
320. [1940] Fabrizio De André — Iconic Italian singer-songwriter, celebrated for poetry and protest music.
321. [1940] John Lennon — Iconic English musician, songwriter, and tireless global activist.
322. [1940] Mina (Italian singer) — Iconic Italian singer, celebrated for her powerful voice and versatility in pop music.
323. [1940] Mohammad-Reza Shajarian — Master of Persian music, celebrated for preserving traditional Iranian vocal arts.
324. [1940] Phil Ochs — Iconic American protest singer-songwriter known for topical, politically charged songs.
325. [1940] Ringo Starr — English musician, singer, songwriter, and actor, best known as The Beatles' drummer.
326. [1940] Smokey Robinson — Pioneering R&B and Soul singer, songwriter, and founder of The Miracles.
327. [1940] Tabu Ley Rochereau — Pioneering Congolese rumba singer-songwriter and bandleader.
328. [1940] Tilahun Gessesse — Iconic Ethiopian tenor singer, celebrated for his voice and national contributions.
329. [1940] Tom Jones (singer) — Iconic Welsh baritone singer known for versatility across pop, soul, and show tunes.
330. [1940] Vicente Fernández — Mexican mariachi singer, actor, and cultural icon, 'El Rey de la Música Ranchera'.
331. [1941] Ann-Margret — Swedish-American actress, dancer, and singer with a seven-decade career.
332. [1941] Bob Dylan — Pioneering American singer-songwriter, master of lyrical poetry and folk revival.
333. [1941] Buffy Sainte-Marie — Pioneering singer-songwriter known for activism and diverse musical repertoire.
334. [1941] Captain Beefheart — Avant-garde blues pioneer known for his gravelly voice and experimental rock sound.
335. [1941] Chubby Checker — Pioneering American rock and roll singer known for popularizing dance crazes like The Twist.
336. [1941] Ewa Demarczyk — Iconic Polish singer, celebrated for sung poetry and cabaret artistry.
337. [1941] George Clinton (funk musician) — Pioneering funk musician known for Parliament-Funkadelic's Afrofuturist sound.
338. [1941] Helen Reddy — Iconic singer whose powerful voice defined the sound of female empowerment.
339. [1941] Jagjit Singh — Pioneering Indian composer and singer, credited with reviving the popularity of the ghazal.
340. [1941] Joan Baez — Iconic folk artist and tireless activist, known for protest songs and social justice advocacy.
341. [1941] Kyu Sakamoto — Pioneering Japanese singer known for the global hit "Ue o Muite Arukō" ("Sukiyaki").
342. [1941] Neil Diamond — Iconic American singer-songwriter with over 56.5 million records sold.
343. [1941] Otis Redding — Pioneering voice of Soul music, known as the "King of Soul".
344. [1941] Paul Anka — Singer-songwriter and actor known for hits like "Diana" and co-writing for Michael Jackson.
345. [1941] Paul Simon — Iconic American singer-songwriter known for folk, rock, and global musical explorations.
346. [1941] Roberto Carlos (singer) — Brazilian 'King of Brazilian Music' and best-selling Latin American artist.
347. [1942] Andraé Crouch — Pioneering American gospel singer, songwriter, and producer, father of modern gospel music.
348. [1942] Aretha Franklin — The "Queen of Soul," Aretha Franklin defined American music with unparalleled vocal power.
349. [1942] Barbra Streisand — Iconic American vocalist and actress known for her powerful voice and enduring career.
350. [1942] Brian Wilson — Visionary songwriter and producer who redefined popular music with complex harmonies.
351. [1942] Bruce Johnston — Esteemed American musician, songwriter, and producer, famed for his tenure with the Beach Boys.
352. [1942] Caetano Veloso — Pioneering Brazilian singer-songwriter, key figure in Tropicália and global music.
353. [1942] Calvin Simon — American singer known for his tenure with Parliament and Funkadelic.
354. [1942] Curtis Mayfield — Influential soul singer-songwriter known for socially conscious African-American music.
355. [1942] Gilberto Gil — Iconic Brazilian singer-songwriter, politician, and cultural figure.
356. [1942] Hayedeh — Iconic Iranian singer, celebrated for her powerful voice and influence in Persian music.
357. [1942] Jimi Hendrix — Revolutionary American guitarist, singer, and songwriter of the psychedelic era.
358. [1942] Lou Reed — Pioneering American rock musician, songwriter, and poet known for transgressive art.
359. [1942] Mac Davis — American songwriter, singer, and actor known for hits with Elvis Presley.
360. [1942] Michael Crawford — Esteemed English actor, comedian, and singer celebrated for Broadway and West End roles.
361. [1942] Muslim Magomayev (musician) — Iconic Russo-Azerbaijani opera and pop singer, dubbed the "Soviet Sinatra".
362. [1942] Paul McCartney — Iconic English songwriter, bassist, and vocalist, best known for The Beatles.
363. [1942] Ronnie James Dio — Iconic American heavy metal vocalist known for powerful, operatic range.
364. [1942] Tammy Wynette — Influential American country music singer known for her emotional vocal delivery.
365. [1943] Albano Carrisi — Iconic Italian singer and actor, known for his operatic pop style.
366. [1943] Barış Manço — Pioneering Turkish rock musician, composer, and cultural icon of the Anatolian rock genre.
367. [1943] Barry Manilow — Enduring American singer, songwriter, and producer with a six-decade career.
368. [1943] Bobby Vee — Iconic American singer known for his early 1960s teen idol status.
369. [1943] Carly Simon — Iconic American singer-songwriter known for poignant lyrics and enduring musical career.
370. [1943] Janis Joplin — Iconic mezzo-soprano vocalist known for raw power and unforgettable stage presence.
371. [1943] Jim Morrison — Iconic poet and vocalist for The Doors, defining counterculture rock.
372. [1943] Joe Pesci — Iconic actor known for volatile characters and collaborations with Scorsese.
373. [1943] John Denver — Iconic American folk singer celebrated for nature themes and acoustic artistry.
374. [1943] Joni Mitchell — Influential Canadian folk artist known for personal lyrics and genre fusion.
375. [1943] Julio Iglesias — Iconic Spanish singer-songwriter with over 300 million records sold globally.
376. [1943] Keith Richards — Iconic English guitarist and songwriter, co-founder of the Rolling Stones.
377. [1943] Mick Jagger — Iconic frontman, songwriter, and enduring force of rock music.
378. [1943] Raffaella Carrà — Italian pop icon, singer, and actress who pioneered feminism in music and TV.
379. [1943] Raphael (singer) — Iconic Spanish singer and actor, celebrated for his powerful vocals and enduring career.
380. [1943] Rocío Jurado — Iconic Spanish singer, nicknamed 'The Greatest,' whose voice defined a generation.
381. [1943] Roger Waters — Iconic English songwriter, bassist, and political activist, best known for Pink Floyd.
382. [1943] Salvatore Adamo — Belgian-Italian composer and singer renowned for his romantic ballads and global success.
383. [1943] Toto Cutugno — Iconic Italian singer-songwriter, celebrated for 'L'Italiano' and Eurovision success.
384. [1944] Barry White — Iconic R&B, Soul, and Disco Singer known for his powerful bass voice.
385. [1944] Bobby Womack — Iconic American singer-songwriter whose career spanned R&B, Soul, and Gospel for over six decades.
386. [1944] Boz Scaggs — American singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for smooth R&B and rock hits.
387. [1944] Brenda Lee — Versatile American singer known for pop, country, and rock & roll hits.
388. [1944] Chico Buarque — Esteemed Brazilian composer and singer-songwriter known for social commentary.
389. [1944] Diana Ross — Iconic singer and actress, famed for leading The Supremes and successful solo career.
390. [1944] Françoise Hardy — Iconic French singer-songwriter known for melancholic yé-yé ballads.
391. [1944] Frank Sinatra Jr. — American jazz and big band singer, songwriter, conductor, and actor.
392. [1944] Gianni Morandi — Iconic Italian pop singer, actor, and entertainer with a career spanning decades.
393. [1944] Kiri Te Kanawa — Renowned New Zealand lyric soprano celebrated for Mozart and Italian repertoire.
394. [1944] Sylvie Vartan — Iconic French yé-yé singer and actress, known for her vibrant career.
395. [1945] Al Stewart — Scottish folk-rock musician known for blending historical tales with intimate songwriting.
396. [1945] Anne Murray — Pioneering Canadian country and pop vocalist with a 40-year global career.
397. [1945] Arthur Lee (musician) — American rock musician, singer, and songwriter, best known for leading the band Love.
398. [1945] Aruna Lama — Iconic Nepali singer, known as the 'Nightingale of the Hills' for her soulful voice.
399. [1945] Bryan Ferry — Iconic British singer, best known for fronting Roxy Music and sophisticated solo work.
400. [1945] Divine (performer) — Iconic drag performer, actor, and singer, known for his association with John Waters.
401. [1945] Eric Clapton — English rock and blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter, highly influential in rock music.
402. [1945] Goldie Hawn — Iconic American actress and singer known for lighthearted comedy roles.
403. [1945] Kim Larsen — Iconic Danish singer-songwriter, known for his rebellious rock style and protest anthems.
404. [1945] Neil Young — Iconic singer-songwriter blending folk, rock, and country with deeply personal, high-tenor vocals.
405. [1945] Pete Townshend — Co-founder and principal songwriter of The Who; acclaimed rock visionary.
406. [1945] Rita Coolidge — American singer known for hits in pop, country, and jazz during the 1970s and 1980s.
407. [1945] Rod Stewart — Iconic British singer-songwriter known for his raspy voice and chart-topping hits.
408. [1945] Sandro de América — Pioneering Argentine rock singer, known as Sandro de América.
409. [1945] Van Morrison — Iconic Northern Irish musician celebrated for soulful, enduring artistry.
410. [1946] Ahmad Zahir — Iconic Afghan singer, songwriter, and composer, dubbed the "Elvis of Afghanistan".
411. [1946] Al Green — Iconic American soul singer, songwriter, and pastor celebrated for his timeless vocal artistry.
412. [1946] Billy Preston — Pioneering keyboardist, singer, and songwriter across R&B, Soul, and Gospel genres.
413. [1946] Cher — Enduring Pop Icon: Cher's career spans decades of reinvention and cultural influence.
414. [1946] Dolly Parton — The "Queen of Country," Dolly Parton's enduring musical and philanthropic legacy.
415. [1946] Freddie Mercury — Iconic rock vocalist known for Queen's theatrical flair and four-octave range.
416. [1946] Gregory Hines — Celebrated American tap dancer, actor, and singer known for his dynamic performances.
417. [1946] Héctor Lavoe — Iconic Puerto Rican salsa singer, pivotal in popularizing the genre globally.
418. [1946] John Prine — Influential American singer-songwriter known for humorous, satirical folk music.
419. [1946] King Sunny Adé — Pioneering Nigerian jùjú artist, celebrated for global pop success.
420. [1946] Linda Ronstadt — Versatile American singer known for rock, folk, pop, country, and soul genres.
421. [1946] Liza Minnelli — Iconic American performer celebrated for singing, dancing, and commanding stage presence.
422. [1946] Martin Lee (singer) — English singer, best known for his time with the pop group Brotherhood of Man.
423. [1946] Patti Smith — Poet, singer, and songwriter who fused rock energy with lyrical poetry.
424. [1946] Peter Singer — Influential Australian philosopher specializing in applied ethics and utilitarianism.
425. [1946] Ricky Jay — Renowned American stage magician, actor, and writer celebrated for sleight of hand.
426. [1946] S. P. Balasubrahmanyam — Legendary Indian playback singer, composer, and artist across 16 languages.
427. [1946] Tim Curry — Versatile English actor and singer known for roles in cult classics and Broadway hits.
428. [1946] Yoon Bok-hee — Pioneering South Korean singer, musical actress, and songwriter known for early fashion adoption.
429. [1947] Bill Champlin — American singer, keyboardist, and songwriter known for Sons of Champlin and Chicago.
430. [1947] Brian May — Iconic lead guitarist for Queen, known for his distinctive sound and activism.
431. [1947] Carole Bayer Sager — Acclaimed American lyricist, singer, songwriter, and painter.
432. [1947] David Bowie — Influential chameleon of rock, known for constant reinvention in music and fashion.
433. [1947] Don Henley — Founding member of the Eagles, acclaimed songwriter, and enduring solo artist.
434. [1947] Elton John — Iconic British musician known for flamboyant style and songwriting.
435. [1947] France Gall — Acclaimed French yé-yé and pop singer, known for her versatile career.
436. [1947] Haruomi Hosono — Pioneering Japanese musician, songwriter, and producer known for shaping electronic pop.
437. [1947] Jeff Lynne — Pioneering English songwriter, producer, and founder of ELO.
438. [1947] Kazumasa Oda — Acclaimed Japanese singer-songwriter, known for leading the band Off Course and successful solo hits.
439. [1947] Meat Loaf — Theatrical American singer and actor, famous for his powerful voice and 'Bat Out of Hell' trilogy.
440. [1947] Mia Martini — Iconic Italian singer celebrated for intense, soulful, and expressive vocal performances.
441. [1947] Sofia Rotaru — Iconic Ukrainian pop singer, celebrated for multilingual repertoire and enduring stage presence.
442. [1948] Alan Parsons — English audio engineer, musician, and producer known for work with The Beatles and Pink Floyd.
443. [1948] Alice Cooper — The 'Godfather of Shock Rock' known for theatrical stage shows and macabre artistry.
444. [1948] Ayinde Barrister — Pioneering Yoruba singer-songwriter, regarded as a father of Fuji and Wéré music.
445. [1948] Barbara Mandrell — Iconic American country music singer known for her steel guitar skills and crossover appeal.
446. [1948] Bernadette Peters — Versatile American actress and singer celebrated for Broadway interpretations.
447. [1948] Burning Spear — Influential Jamaican roots reggae singer-songwriter and Rastafarian artist.
448. [1948] Cat Stevens — British singer-songwriter known for folk, pop, and later Islamic music.
449. [1948] Donna Summer — The "Queen of Disco" whose voice defined the sound of the 1970s and beyond.
450. [1948] Grace Jones — Iconic Jamaican artist, model, and actress known for androgyny and disco influence.
451. [1948] Ichirou Mizuki — Pioneering Japanese singer, composer, and voice actor known for anime theme songs.
452. [1948] James Taylor — Iconic American singer-songwriter known for heartfelt melodies and enduring musical appeal.
453. [1948] José José — Mexican singer, known as "El Príncipe de la Canción," an icon of Latin pop.
454. [1948] Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan — Master of Qawwali, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan influenced global devotional music.
455. [1948] Olivia Newton-John — Iconic British and Australian singer, known for chart-topping hits and enduring career.
456. [1948] Ozzy Osbourne — English singer, songwriter, and media icon, known as the "Prince of Darkness".
457. [1948] Rick James — Iconic American singer, songwriter, and producer known for funk and soul hits.
458. [1948] Robert Plant — Iconic English rock singer, renowned for his powerful voice and charismatic stage presence.
459. [1948] Ros Serey Sothea — Iconic Cambodian singer, celebrated for romantic ballads and her role in the rock scene.
460. [1948] Sam Hui — Pioneering Hong Kong musician, actor, and songwriter credited with popularizing Cantopop.
461. [1948] Stevie Nicks — Iconic singer-songwriter known for Fleetwood Mac and her powerful solo career.
462. [1948] Yōsui Inoue — Pioneering Japanese singer-songwriter known for melancholy folk-rock and unique lyrical depth.
463. [1949] Alla Pugacheva — Iconic Russian-Israeli singer, celebrated as the 'Queen of Russian pop music'.
464. [1949] Bonnie Raitt — Acclaimed American singer-songwriter blending roots, blues, and rock influences.
465. [1949] Bruce Springsteen — Iconic American musician, songwriter, and 'The Boss' of rock and roll.
466. [1949] Chrisye — Pioneering Indonesian progressive pop singer and songwriter.
467. [1949] Don Johnson — Versatile American actor and singer-songwriter known for roles in Miami Vice and Nash Bridges.
468. [1949] Gil Scott-Heron — Pioneering jazz poet and spoken-word artist whose work influenced hip-hop and soul music.
469. [1949] Jeff Bridges — Versatile American actor, musician, and storyteller with a decades-spanning career.
470. [1949] Lionel Richie — Iconic American singer, songwriter, and producer known for smooth hits.
471. [1949] Papa Wemba — Congolese pioneer who globalized rumba and defined the style of La Sape.
472. [1949] Patti LuPone — Iconic Broadway powerhouse, celebrated for singing and embodying strong, resilient female characters.
473. [1949] Salif Keita — Malian singer-songwriter, known as the "Golden Voice of Africa"
474. [1949] Sissy Spacek — Acclaimed American actress and singer known for roles in horror and drama.
475. [1949] Tom Waits — Gravel-voiced chronicler of society's underbelly, blending blues, jazz, and cabaret.
476. [1949] Twiggy — British cultural icon who defined the Swinging Sixties as a pioneering supermodel.
477. [1949] Valery Leontiev — Iconic Russian singer and actor, celebrated for his pop stardom in the late 20th century.
478. [1950] Akiko Wada — Japanese singer and tarento known for her versatile career in music and entertainment.
479. [1950] Alan Tam — Pioneering Hong Kong singer who shaped the romantic ballad style of Cantopop.
480. [1950] Amy Madigan — American actress and singer known for roles in film, television, and Broadway productions.
481. [1950] Azam Khan (singer) — Pioneering Bangladeshi singer, composer, and 'Pop Samrat' of rock music.
482. [1950] Billy Ocean — Trinidadian-British R&B singer known for international hits from the 1970s to 1980s.
483. [1950] Bobby McFerrin — Pioneering improvisational vocal artist known for a cappella mastery and 'Don't Worry, Be Happy'.
484. [1950] Camarón de la Isla — Legendary Spanish Gypsy flamenco singer, pivotal to the 20th-century revival.
485. [1950] Cho Yong-pil — South Korean singer-songwriter, dubbed the "King of Pop" of South Korea.
486. [1950] Googoosh — Iconic Iranian pop singer and actress, celebrated for her enduring cultural presence.
487. [1950] Haris Alexiou — Iconic Greek vocalist celebrated for her enduring career and powerful artistry.
488. [1950] Juan Gabriel — Iconic Mexican singer-songwriter, known for his flamboyant style and prolific output.
489. [1950] Leonard Maltin — Esteemed American film critic, historian, and author known for his comprehensive movie guides.
490. [1950] Martin Short — Energetic Canadian comedian, actor, and sketch comedy icon.
491. [1950] Peter Gabriel — English singer-songwriter, musician, and prominent human rights activist.
492. [1950] Stevie Wonder — Visionary soul artist, pioneer of R&B, pop, and funk music.
493. [1950] Tom Petty — Iconic American rock musician, known for his songwriting and leadership of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
494. [1951] André Hazes — Iconic Dutch levenslied singer known for sentimental and simple lyrics.
495. [1951] Bonnie Tyler — Iconic Welsh singer known for her husky voice and powerful rock anthems.
496. [1951] Bootsy Collins — Pioneering funk bassist, singer, and songwriter known for innovative grooves.
497. [1951] Cassandra Peterson — Iconic actress known for creating the beloved horror hostess, Elvira, Mistress of the Dark.
498. [1951] Charly García — Pioneering Argentine rock musician, celebrated for transgressive lyrics and complex compositions.
499. [1951] Christopher Cross — Grammy-winning American singer-songwriter known for hits like "Sailing"
500. [1951] Dan Bricklin — Pioneering engineer and co-creator of VisiCalc, 'the father of the Spreadsheet'.
501. [1951] Dean Pitchford — Versatile American artist known for songwriting, directing, and acting.
502. [1951] Debbie Friedman — Pioneering Jewish liturgical singer-songwriter known for gender-sensitive Hebrew texts.
503. [1951] Gregory Isaacs — Pioneering Jamaican reggae vocalist, celebrated for his exquisite voice and lovers' rock mastery.
504. [1951] Ilona Staller — Hungarian-Italian figure known for acting, politics, and provocative public appearances.
505. [1951] John Mellencamp — Heartland rock icon known for storytelling and traditional American sounds.
506. [1951] Linda Yamamoto — Japanese singer and model known for her provocative stage presence and enduring career.
507. [1951] Luther Vandross — Iconic R&B and Soul singer, songwriter, and producer known for smooth vocals.
508. [1951] Mari Amachi — Pioneering Japanese idol singer and actress, famous for her success in the 1970s.
509. [1951] Phil Collins — English musician, singer, and songwriter best known for Genesis and solo hits.
510. [1951] Sting (musician) — English musician and songwriter known for blending rock, jazz, and worldbeat elements.
511. [1952] Beverly Johnson — American model, actress, singer, and businesswoman known for pioneering roles in fashion.
512. [1952] David Hasselhoff — American actor, singer, and TV personality known for Baywatch and Knight Rider.
513. [1952] George Strait — Iconic American country music singer, songwriter, and pioneer of neotraditional country.
514. [1952] Patrick Swayze — Iconic American actor, dancer, and singer known for romantic and action roles.
515. [1952] Ryuichi Sakamoto — Pioneering Japanese composer known for electronic music and Oscar-winning film scores.
516. [1952] Yukihiro Takahashi — Pioneering Japanese musician, vocalist, and co-founder of Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO).
517. [1953] Alpha Blondy — Ivorian reggae singer known for politically and socially motivated songs.
518. [1953] Betty Wright — Iconic American soul and R&B singer known for her powerful vocal style.
519. [1953] Chaka Khan — The "Queen of Funk," Chaka Khan is an acclaimed American singer and songwriter.
520. [1953] Cyndi Lauper — Iconic American singer-songwriter known for quirky pop and LGBTQ+ advocacy.
521. [1953] Danny Elfman — Award-winning American composer known for his distinctive style in film and stage music.
522. [1953] Mary Steenburgen — Versatile American actress known for comedy, drama, and supporting roles.
523. [1953] Nora Aunor — The Philippines' 'Superstar,' acclaimed actress and singer known for powerful roles.
524. [1953] Sylvia Chang — Versatile Taiwanese artist: actress, singer, writer, and director.
525. [1953] Tatsuro Yamashita — Pioneering Japanese singer-songwriter, central figure of the City Pop genre.
526. [1953] Teresa Teng — Iconic Taiwanese singer whose music defined modern Chinese pop across Asia.
527. [1954] Abida Parveen — The acclaimed Pakistani 'Queen of Sufi Music' vocalist.
528. [1954] Bruce Hornsby — Pianist and singer-songwriter blending jazz, folk, and classical traditions.
529. [1954] Carolyn Dennis — American singer known for backing vocals for Bob Dylan and appearing on Broadway.
530. [1954] David Lee Roth — Energetic rock vocalist, best known for his tenure with Van Halen.
531. [1954] Farida Parveen — Renowned Bangladeshi folk singer, celebrated as the "Queen of Lalon song"
532. [1954] Kamal Haasan — Esteemed Indian actor, filmmaker, and politician primarily celebrated in Tamil cinema.
533. [1954] Ken Page — American actor and cabaret singer known for Broadway roles in Cats and The Wiz.
534. [1954] Kim Chang-wan — Pioneering South Korean singer, actor, and writer known for the band Sanulrim.
535. [1954] Mango (singer) — Influential Italian singer-songwriter blending pop, rock, and world music.
536. [1954] Saori Minami — Japanese J-pop singer-songwriter known for her idol career in the 1970s.
537. [1954] Sezen Aksu — Turkish 'Queen of Pop,' acclaimed singer, songwriter, and producer.
538. [1954] Sudirman (singer) — Iconic Malaysian singer, songwriter, and actor known for his vibrant performances.
539. [1955] Akiko Yano — Pioneering Japanese jazz and pop singer known for her eclectic style.
540. [1955] Billy Bob Thornton — Versatile American actor, filmmaker, and singer-songwriter known for intense roles.
541. [1955] Eusèbe Jaojoby — Pioneering Malagasy composer and singer, credited with modernizing the salegy musical style.
542. [1955] Hiromi Go — Japanese singer and actor known for his versatile career in music and film.
543. [1955] Mariya Takeuchi — Japanese singer-songwriter, acclaimed as the "Queen of City Pop"
544. [1955] Saijo Hideki — Iconic Japanese singer whose 70s hits defined the Shōwa era idol scene.
545. [1955] Zohar Argov — Iconic but controversial voice of the Mizrahi music scene in Israel.
546. [1955] Zucchero Fornaciari — Pioneering Italian blues artist, celebrated for blending soul, blues, and rock.
547. [1956] Herbert Grönemeyer — Highly successful German singer, composer, and actor known for massive album sales.
548. [1956] Keisuke Kuwata — Pioneering Japanese singer-songwriter, best known as the frontman of Southern All Stars.
549. [1956] Leslie Cheung — Iconic Hong Kong singer and actor, defining the flamboyant era of Cantopop.
550. [1956] Martin and Lewis — American comedy duo featuring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, active from 1946 to 1956.
551. [1957] Anna Vissi — Iconic Greek-Cypriot singer known for powerful ballads and enduring career.
552. [1957] Gloria Estefan — Iconic Cuban-American singer, songwriter, and businesswoman.
553. [1957] Juan Luis Guerra — Pioneering Dominican artist known for merengue, bachata, and Latin fusion.
554. [1957] Ofra Haza — Pioneering Israeli singer, known as 'the Madonna of the East' for fusing Eastern and Western sounds.
555. [1958] Angela Bassett — Esteemed American actress celebrated for powerful roles in film and television.
556. [1958] Junko Sakurada — Iconic Japanese singer and actress known for her 1970s pop stardom.
557. [1958] Kōji Tamaki — Acclaimed Japanese singer-songwriter, known for his powerful vocals and enduring musical artistry.
558. [1958] Kate Bush — Iconic English singer-songwriter known for eclectic style and innovative artistry.
559. [1958] Masako Mori (enka musician) — Renowned Japanese enka singer and actress known for her early idol career.
560. [1958] Michael Jackson — The "King of Pop," Michael Jackson transformed music and performance globally.
561. [1958] Prince (musician) — Pioneering American musician, songwriter, and cultural icon of the Minneapolis sound.
562. [1958] Rachid Taha — Pioneering Algerian singer blending rock, electronic, punk, and raï styles.
563. [1958] Thongchai McIntyre — Pioneering Thai singer and actor, known as 'Bird,' with massive commercial success.
564. [1959] Babyface (musician) — Award-winning R&B singer, songwriter, and producer known for his smooth vocals.
565. [1959] Bryan Adams — Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter known for powerful ballads and enduring global appeal.
566. [1959] Ikue Sakakibara — Japanese actress and J-pop singer known for her early idol career success.
567. [1959] Israel Kamakawiwoʻole — Iconic Hawaiian singer known for his ukulele mastery and soulful voice.
568. [1959] Momoe Yamaguchi — Legendary Japanese singer and actress, known for her peak career in the 1970s.
569. [1959] Shin Shin-ae — South Korean actress and trot singer known for satirical songs and advocacy for the elderly.
570. [1959] Tatsuya Ishii — Versatile Japanese artist known for music, design, and event production.
571. [1959] Youssou N'Dour — Pioneering Senegambian musician and influential political figure.
572. [1960] Aimee Mann — American singer-songwriter known for sardonic lyrics about underdogs and dark subjects.
573. [1960] Amy Grant — Pioneering Christian Pop artist, known as "The Queen of Christian Pop".
574. [1960] Bono — Iconic Irish vocalist, activist, and frontman for the band U2.
575. [1960] John Schneider (screen actor) — American actor and country music singer known for roles in The Dukes of Hazzard and Smallville.
576. [1960] Jon Oliva — American heavy metal vocalist, co-founder of Savatage and Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
577. [1960] Kyosuke Himuro — Pioneering Japanese musician and singer-songwriter known for his work with Boøwy.
578. [1960] Miki Jinbo — Japanese actress and singer known for her work in film, music, and television.
579. [1960] Mohanlal — A celebrated Malayalam cinema icon, producer, and playback singer with a four-decade career.
580. [1960] Nena — Iconic German pop singer, known for '99 Luftballons' and enduring chart success.
581. [1960] Sarah Brightman — Iconic English soprano known for classical crossover music and Broadway stardom.
582. [1960] Toshiki Kadomatsu — Pioneering Japanese singer-songwriter and producer, key figure in the City Pop genre.
583. [1961] Alison Moyet — English singer-songwriter known for her powerful bluesy contralto voice.
584. [1961] Amr Diab — The acclaimed Egyptian singer, composer, and actor, known as the "King of Arabic Pop".
585. [1961] Andy Lau — Iconic Hong Kong actor, singer, and producer with a four-decade global career.
586. [1961] Billy Ray Cyrus — American country singer and actor known for "Achy Breaky Heart" and "Old Town Road" resurgence.
587. [1961] Carlos Vives — Pioneering Colombian artist who globalized vallenato and fused Latin rhythms.
588. [1961] Cui Jian — Pioneering Chinese rock singer-songwriter, the 'Godfather of Chinese Rock'.
589. [1961] Eddie Murphy — Pioneering comedian, actor, and singer celebrated for groundbreaking performances.
590. [1961] Enya — Iconic Irish singer known for multi-layered vocals and Celtic-infused New Age sound.
591. [1961] Hideaki Tokunaga — Pioneering Japanese singer-songwriter known for vocal covers and chart longevity.
592. [1961] Jacky Cheung — The 'God of Songs,' a legendary Hong Kong singer and actor.
593. [1961] Kim Deal — American singer and rock musician, known for The Breeders and The Pixies.
594. [1961] Mylène Farmer — Iconic French singer-songwriter known for her ethereal artistry and massive global success.
595. [1961] Pumpuang Duangjan — The celebrated 'Queen of Luk Thung' Thai singer and actress.
596. [1962] Axl Rose — Iconic vocalist of Guns N' Roses, known for his powerful, raw, and enduring stage presence.
597. [1962] Garth Brooks — Iconic American country singer blending tradition with pop and rock elements.
598. [1962] Jon Bon Jovi — Iconic frontman of Bon Jovi, celebrated for songwriting and enduring rock presence.
599. [1962] Seiko Matsuda — Iconic Japanese idol of the 1980s, known as the "Eternal Idol."
600. [1962] Tomoyasu Hotei — Pioneering Japanese musician known for his rock guitar work and global collaborations.
601. [1962] Tony Leung Chiu-wai — A celebrated Hong Kong actor renowned for his nuanced performances and collaborations with Wong Kar-wai.
602. [1962] Toshi Kubota — Pioneering Japanese R&B/Soul artist known for blending funk, pop, and hip hop.
603. [1962] Viktor Tsoi — Iconic Soviet rock singer-songwriter, co-founder of the influential band Kino.
604. [1963] Anita Mui — Iconic 'Queen of Cantopop' singer and actress from Hong Kong.
605. [1963] Eros Ramazzotti — Esteemed Italian pop and rock singer, songwriter, and producer.
606. [1963] George Michael — Iconic English singer-songwriter, celebrated for his vocal depth and pop artistry.
607. [1963] Kim Shattuck — American singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for her work with the Muffs.
608. [1963] Marla Maples — American personality known for acting, modeling, and her relationship with Donald Trump.
609. [1963] Simon & Garfunkel — Iconic American musical duo known for profound songwriting and harmonies.
610. [1963] Whitney Houston — Iconic vocalist known for her unparalleled range and crossover appeal.
611. [1964] Brenda Fassie — Iconic South African 'Queen of African Pop' singer and activist.
612. [1964] Hide (musician) — Iconic Japanese musician, lead guitarist for X Japan, known for pioneering visual kei.
613. [1964] Kim Kwang-seok — Influential South Korean folk rock singer known for sentimental lyrics reflecting societal struggle.
614. [1964] Koshi Inaba — Iconic Japanese vocalist and lyricist, best known for his work with the rock duo B'z.
615. [1964] Ricardo Arjona — Iconic Guatemalan singer celebrated for deep, narrative songwriting across Latin genres.
616. [1964] Sugita Kaoru — Japanese actress and singer known by the stage name Kaoru Sugita.
617. [1964] The Velvet Underground — Pioneering American rock band blending avant-garde art with raw, experimental rock sound.
618. [1964] Tracy Chapman — Acclaimed American singer-songwriter known for folk narratives and social commentary.
619. [1965] Aaron Kwok — Iconic Hong Kong performer, celebrated singer, dancer, and actor.
620. [1965] Akina Nakamori — Iconic Japanese singer and actress, celebrated for her powerful vocals and enduring artistry.
621. [1965] Alisha Chinai — Pioneering Indian pop singer, celebrated for her 'Indi-pop' sound and playback singing.
622. [1965] Björk — Icelandic pioneer celebrated for her eclectic voice and boundary-pushing musical artistry.
623. [1965] Daniela Mercury — Iconic Brazilian singer known for pioneering axé music and massive global sales.
624. [1965] Padmini Kolhapure — Veteran Indian actress and singer, celebrated for her work in Hindi and Marathi cinema.
625. [1965] Shania Twain — Canadian powerhouse known for blending country music with global pop appeal.
626. [1965] Tamio Okuda — Japanese singer, songwriter, and producer known for his work with Unicorn and solo career.
627. [1965] The Doors — Iconic American rock band known for poetic lyrics and counterculture influence.
628. [1965] Yasuyuki Okamura — Japanese singer-songwriter known for hits like "Super Girl" and "Viva Namida".
629. [1966] A. R. Rahman — Visionary Indian composer celebrated for blending global sounds with cinematic emotion.
630. [1966] Alka Yagnik — A celebrated Indian playback singer, revered as the 'Melody Queen' of Bollywood.
631. [1966] Byun Jin-sub — A prominent South Korean singer known for his emotional ballads and enduring popularity.
632. [1966] Christina Aguilar — Thai singer, known as the Thai Queen of Dance, with massive commercial success.
633. [1966] Didi Kempot — Iconic Indonesian singer known for the Javanese 'campursari' style.
634. [1966] Janet Jackson — Pioneering artist known for socially conscious, sexually provocative music and choreography.
635. [1966] Jeff Buckley — Iconic American vocalist known for his ethereal voice and passionate musical performances.
636. [1966] Lee Hyun-woo (entertainer, born 1966) — South Korean singer and actor known for hits like "Dream" and his diverse media career.
637. [1966] Leon Lai — Iconic Hong Kong entertainer, celebrated singer, actor, and director.
638. [1966] Papaya Suzuki — Japanese celebrity known for dancing, choreography, and his signature afro hairstyle.
639. [1966] Rick Astley — English singer known for 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and his work with Stock Aitken Waterman.
640. [1966] Santana (band) — Iconic American rock band known for Carlos Santana's soulful guitar.
641. [1966] Sinéad O'Connor — Iconic Irish artist known for activism, raw emotion, and challenging the status quo.
642. [1966] Vikram (actor) — Tamil cinema stalwart known for versatile roles, earning critical acclaim and commercial success.
643. [1966] Yanka Dyagileva — Iconic Russian poet and singer-songwriter of the Siberian underground scene.
644. [1967] Billy Corgan — Co-founder and primary songwriter of the alternative rock band, the Smashing Pumpkins.
645. [1967] Daler Mehndi — Pioneering Indian singer known for popularizing Bhangra and independent pop music.
646. [1967] Faith Hill — Iconic American country music artist known for crossover hits and massive global sales.
647. [1967] Genesis (band) — Pioneering English progressive rock band known for theatrical performances and complex arrangements.
648. [1967] Jamie Foxx — Versatile American comedian, actor, and singer known for Broadway and film roles.
649. [1967] Kang Susie — South Korean singer-songwriter known for her debut album "Violet Fragrance" in 1990.
650. [1967] Keith Urban — Iconic Australian/American country music star known for songwriting and guitar.
651. [1967] Kurt Cobain — Iconic voice of Generation X, defining the sound of grunge rock music.
652. [1967] Megumi Hayashibara — Esteemed Japanese voice actress, singer, and radio personality.
653. [1967] Norbert Leo Butz — American actor and singer celebrated for his Broadway performances and Tony Award wins.
654. [1967] Philipp Kirkorov — Iconic Bulgarian-born Russian pop singer known for flamboyant style and Eurovision entries.
655. [1967] R. Kelly — Prolific R&B artist, songwriter, and producer, known as 'the King of R&B'.
656. [1967] Takako Ōta — Japanese voice actress and singer, famous for voicing Creamy Mami.
657. [1967] Toni Braxton — Grammy-winning R&B powerhouse known for soulful vocals and enduring career.
658. [1967] Yukiko Okada — Japanese pop singer and actress whose tragic death led to the 'Yukiko Syndrome'.
659. [1968] Abrar-ul-Haq — Esteemed Pakistani singer, philanthropist, and former politician from Punjab.
660. [1968] Alejandro Sanz — Iconic Spanish singer known for flamenco-infused ballads and global success.
661. [1968] Anastacia — American singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and 'sprock' fusion.
662. [1968] Black Sabbath — Pioneering English heavy metal band known for occult themes and dark sound.
663. [1968] Celine Dion — Iconic Canadian vocalist, known as the "Queen of Power Ballads"
664. [1968] Cheb Hasni — Algerian raï singer, celebrated as "The King of Sentimental Music"
665. [1968] Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young — Iconic folk rock supergroup known for complex harmonies and political depth.
666. [1968] Hugh Jackman — Esteemed Australian actor, singer, and producer celebrated globally.
667. [1968] Kim Gun-mo — Pioneering South Korean singer-songwriter, celebrated for dominating the 1990s music scene.
668. [1968] Kylie Minogue — Australian pop icon, celebrated for her enduring career and fashion influence.
669. [1968] Lisa Marie Presley — American singer-songwriter, daughter of Elvis Presley, known for her musical career and family legacy.
670. [1968] Marc Anthony — Top-selling salsa artist known for powerful Latin ballads and stage presence.
671. [1968] Matt Goss — English singer-songwriter, best known for his time with the pop group Bros.
672. [1968] Ok So-ri — South Korean actress known for her career milestones and public legal battles.
673. [1968] Oumou Sangaré — Pioneering Malian Wassoulou singer, known as "The Songbird of Wassoulou".
674. [1968] Peter Dante — American character actor, comedian, and singer known for his work with Adam Sandler.
675. [1968] Rush (band) — Virtuosic Canadian rock band known for complex progressive compositions.
676. [1968] Shin Hae-chul — Pioneering South Korean singer-songwriter, frontman of N.EX.T, and rock music innovator.
677. [1968] Shin Sung-woo — South Korean entertainer active in music, acting, and musicals since the 1990s.
678. [1968] Traci Lords — American actress and singer known for her transition from adult film to mainstream stardom.
679. [1968] Yes (band) — English progressive rock pioneers known for complex, influential, and enduring musical works.
680. [1969] Badly Drawn Boy — English indie singer-songwriter known by the stage name Badly Drawn Boy.
681. [1969] Bobby Brown — Pioneer of New Jack Swing, Bobby Brown defined R&B/Hip-Hop fusion.
682. [1969] Dave Grohl — Pioneering rock musician, songwriter, and founder of Foo Fighters.
683. [1969] Elliott Smith — Intimate singer-songwriter known for whispery vocals and themes of depression.
684. [1969] Faye Wong — Iconic Chinese singer-songwriter blending alternative sounds with pop.
685. [1969] Gavin Clark — English singer-songwriter known for his work with Sunhouse and Clayhill.
686. [1969] Gwen Stefani — Iconic singer, songwriter, and fashion designer known for No Doubt and solo pop hits.
687. [1969] Hyde (musician) — Japanese rock musician, singer-songwriter, and vocalist best known for L'Arc-en-Ciel.
688. [1969] Jennifer Lopez — Iconic entertainer, singer, and actress known for breaking barriers for Latino Americans.
689. [1969] Jintara Poonlarp — A celebrated Thai singer known for Mor Lam and Luk Thung genres.
690. [1969] Lela Tsurtsumia — Prominent Georgian singer and actress known for multilingual performances.
691. [1969] Mariah Carey — Iconic vocalist known for her five-octave range and 'Songbird Supreme' persona.
692. [1969] Marilyn Manson — Pioneering rock musician known for controversial stage persona and dark themes.
693. [1969] Noriyuki Makihara — Highly successful Japanese pop singer-songwriter known for romantic and uplifting melodies.
694. [1969] PJ Harvey — English singer-songwriter known for raw, evocative vocals and complex musical arrangements.
695. [1969] Thanh Lam — Esteemed Vietnamese singer, recognized as one of the nation's musical divas.
696. [1969] Uhm Jung-hwa — Iconic South Korean artist known as the "Korean Madonna" for her reinvention.
697. [1969] Wyclef Jean — Haitian rapper, singer, and producer known for his work with Fugees.
698. [1969] Yoo Jun-sang — Acclaimed South Korean actor and singer known for roles in Hong Sang-soo films.
699. [1969] Yoon Jong-shin — Acclaimed South Korean singer-songwriter, producer, and television personality.
700. [1970] Aerosmith — Iconic American rock band known for blues-based hard rock and glam influences.
701. [1970] Ani DiFranco — Pioneering singer-songwriter blending folk, punk, and activism since 1970.
702. [1970] Audra McDonald — Award-winning American actress and singer celebrated for Broadway mastery.
703. [1970] Choi Jin-young — South Korean actor and singer known for his early career success and later musical endeavors.
704. [1970] Hall & Oates — American pop rock duo known for blending rock, soul, and R&B hits.
705. [1970] Lara Fabian — Belgian-Italian powerhouse singer known for emotional ballads and global success.
706. [1970] Luis Miguel — Iconic Mexican singer, 'El Sol de México,' known for pop, boleros, and enduring Latin ballads.
707. [1970] Michel'le — American R&B singer known for hits in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
708. [1970] Miho Nakayama — Japanese singer and actress who achieved stardom in the 1980s idol era.
709. [1970] Park Myung-soo — Veteran South Korean comedian, MC, and singer known for 'Infinite Challenge'.
710. [1970] Queen Latifah — Pioneering rapper, actress, and singer celebrated for empowering artistry.
711. [1970] Regine Velasquez — Iconic Filipino vocalist celebrated for her powerful belting technique and enduring artistry.
712. [1970] Son Ji-chang — South Korean actor, singer, and songwriter known for television roles.
713. [1970] Takanori Nishikawa — Japanese musician and actor known for the stage name T.M.Revolution.
714. [1971] Ahn Jae-wook — Acclaimed South Korean actor and singer known for his dramatic stage presence.
715. [1971] Alison Krauss — Esteemed American bluegrass singer and musician known for her vibrant career.
716. [1971] Idina Menzel — Award-winning American actress and singer known for Broadway and West End stardom.
717. [1971] J.Y. Park — Pioneering South Korean singer, producer, and founder of JYP Entertainment.
718. [1971] Kim C — South Korean singer and entertainer known by the stage name Kim C, active since 1997.
719. [1971] Lea Salonga — Esteemed Filipino actress and singer, celebrated for her Broadway and West End roles.
720. [1971] Lee Hye-young (actress, born 1971) — South Korean actress, singer, and businesswoman known for fashion influence.
721. [1971] Lisa Lopes — Rapper, singer-songwriter, and creative force behind the group TLC.
722. [1971] Manoj Tiwari (Delhi politician) — Indian politician, singer, and actor known for his work in Bhojpuri cinema and subsequent political career.
723. [1971] Missy Elliott — Pioneering rapper, singer, and producer known for boundary-pushing sound.
724. [1971] Noriko Sakai — Japanese singer and actress known for her early idol career and later dramatic comeback.
725. [1971] Ricky Martin — Puerto Rican icon, 'King of Latin Pop,' whose career propelled Latin music to global mainstream success.
726. [1971] Ryu Tae-joon — South Korean actor and singer known for diverse roles in television and film.
727. [1971] Selena — The "Queen of Tejano Music," Selena pioneered Latin American pop and fashion.
728. [1971] Thalía — Mexican pop icon, dubbed the "Queen of Latin Pop" and "Queen of Telenovelas".
729. [1972] A-Mei — Iconic Taiwanese singer, producer, and cultural voice of Mandopop.
730. [1972] Aqualung (musician) — English musician, songwriter, and producer known professionally as Aqualung.
731. [1972] Aquarium (band) — Pioneering Russian rock group, considered a founder of the genre.
732. [1972] Bae Ki-sung — South Korean singer and radio presenter known for the duo Can.
733. [1972] Brad Paisley — Acclaimed American country music singer, songwriter, and virtuoso guitarist.
734. [1972] Edyta Górniak — Iconic Polish pop singer, known for Eurovision and chart-topping hits.
735. [1972] Hikaru Nishida — Japanese pop singer and actress known for her debut single "Fifteen" in 1988.
736. [1972] Kimura Takuya — Japanese icon known for acting, singing, and his enduring presence in Japanese pop culture.
737. [1972] Lee Hwi-jae — South Korean comedian, actor, and host known for variety shows and stage performances.
738. [1972] Masahiro Nakai — Veteran Japanese entertainer, known for leading SMAP and excelling as a versatile TV host.
739. [1972] Megumi Odaka — Japanese actress and singer, best known for her role in the Godzilla film franchise.
740. [1972] Oh Sung-won — South Korean musical theatre actor and crossover pop singer.
741. [1972] Ryu Si-won — South Korean actor and singer known for his dramatic roles and successful career in Japan.
742. [1972] Severina (singer) — Influential Croatian singer-songwriter blending pop, folk, and jazz elements.
743. [1972] Tarkan (singer) — Iconic Turkish singer-songwriter known for global pop hits and musical evolution.
744. [1972] Van Halen — Pioneering American rock band known for Eddie Van Halen's guitar virtuosity.
745. [1972] Wes Scantlin — American rock musician, lead vocalist, and guitarist for the band Puddle of Mudd.
746. [1972] Yoon Do-hyun — Pioneering South Korean hard rock singer, songwriter, and actor.
747. [1972] Zubeen Garg — Assamese, Bengali, and Hindi-language musician, composer, and singer.
748. [1973] Akon — Senegalese-American singer, songwriter, and influential figure in world music.
749. [1973] Bonnie Pink — Japanese singer-songwriter known for blending jazz, blues, and pop rock into unique musical tapestries.
750. [1973] Ceca (singer) — Iconic Serbian pop-folk singer, known as the "Serbian Mother".
751. [1973] Gackt — Iconic Japanese singer-songwriter known for visual kei and theatrical rock performances.
752. [1973] Hande Yener — A leading Turkish pop singer and songwriter known for her evolving image and chart-topping hits.
753. [1973] Im Chang-jung — South Korean multi-entertainer known for music, acting, and consistent chart success.
754. [1973] Im Tae-kyung — South Korean tenor, musician, and actor known for classical crossover performances.
755. [1973] Kiss (band) — Iconic American rock band known for theatrical makeup, costumes, and shock performances.
756. [1973] Michael K. Lee — American actor and singer based in Seoul, known for Broadway and musical theater roles.
757. [1973] Neil Patrick Harris — Versatile American actor, singer, and comedian known for dramatic and comedic roles.
758. [1973] Park Hee-jin (actress) — South Korean actress known for roles in 'Partners for Justice' and 'Sweet Revenge 2'.
759. [1973] Park Wan-kyu — South Korean singer known for his work with Boohwal and OST contributions.
760. [1973] Pharrell Williams — Visionary American musician, producer, and designer known for crafting modern pop hits.
761. [1973] Róisín Murphy — Irish singer and songwriter known for her eclectic, boundary-pushing pop artistry.
762. [1973] Rodrigo (musician) — Iconic Argentine cuarteto singer known for electrifying stage energy and charisma.
763. [1973] Seth MacFarlane — Creator, actor, and animator known for Family Guy, American Dad!, and The Orville.
764. [1973] Sonu Nigam — Versatile Indian playback singer, music director, and actor known for wide vocal range.
765. [1973] Takeshi Kaneshiro — Japanese-Taiwanese actor and singer known for quirky, character-driven performances.
766. [1973] Vera Farmiga — Versatile American actress and singer known for horror, drama, and Emmy nominations.
767. [1973] Yoo Chae-yeong — South Korean singer, actress, and radio host known for her early K-pop career.
768. [1974] Alanis Morissette — Iconic singer-songwriter known for raw emotion and confessional alt-rock anthems.
769. [1974] Anggun — Indonesian-French singer and actress known for international albums and Eurovision.
770. [1974] Blondie (band) — Pioneering American rock band known for new wave hits and global chart success.
771. [1974] Boney M. — German disco group known for hits like "Daddy Cool" and "Rasputin".
772. [1974] D'Angelo — Pioneer of neo-soul, D'Angelo shaped modern R&B with raw, organic artistry.
773. [1974] Eason Chan — Iconic Hong Kong singer and actor, celebrated for his profound vocal artistry across Cantopop and Mandopop.
774. [1974] Hannah Waddingham — Versatile English performer celebrated for roles in 'Ted Lasso' and film musicals.
775. [1974] Jimmy Fallon — Emmy-winning comedian and television personality known for late-night hosting.
776. [1974] Laura Pausini — Iconic Italian pop singer known for emotional ballads and multilingual artistry.
777. [1974] LISA (Japanese musician, born 1974) — Japanese singer and songwriter known for her versatile career across pop, R&B, and dance music.
778. [1974] Matt Lucas — Acclaimed British comedian, actor, and writer known for sketch comedy and stage work.
779. [1974] Melanie C — Iconic British pop singer, best known for Spice Girls and solo career.
780. [1974] Miho Komatsu — Pioneering Japanese songwriter and singer, known for theme songs in anime like Case Closed.
781. [1974] Robbie Williams — Iconic English singer known for his work with Take That and successful solo career.
782. [1974] Tsuyoshi Kusanagi — Japanese entertainer known for his work in boy bands, acting, and Korean cultural endeavors.
783. [1974] Uhm Tae-woong — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for intense, diverse roles and breakthrough performances.
784. [1974] Zhou Xun — Esteemed Chinese actress and singer, celebrated for versatility and dramatic depth.
785. [1975] Animal Liberation (book) — Foundational text of animal ethics, arguing against speciesism and for considering animal suffering.
786. [1975] Enrique Iglesias — Iconic Spanish singer known for crossover hits and enduring global appeal.
787. [1975] Kawase Tomoko — Japanese singer, songwriter, and actress known for her work with The Brilliant Green.
788. [1975] Lauryn Hill — Influential American rapper, singer, and songwriter, pioneer of neo soul and melodic rap.
789. [1975] Michael Bublé — Canadian pop icon known for reviving the Great American Songbook.
790. [1975] Motörhead — Pioneering English rock band, known for heavy, raw, and relentless sound.
791. [1975] Natalie Imbruglia — Australian singer-songwriter known for hits like "Torn" and her work in soap operas and film.
792. [1975] Nike Ardilla — Iconic Indonesian singer, actress, and model whose career peaked in the early 1990s.
793. [1975] Oh Man-seok — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for his transformative roles in theater and musicals.
794. [1975] Shin Jung-hwan — South Korean singer and entertainer known for his early K-pop group activities.
795. [1975] Southern All Stars — Iconic Japanese rock band, known for massive sales and 'national band' status.
796. [1975] Stefán Karl Stefánsson — Esteemed Icelandic actor and singer, famous for portraying Robbie Rotten.
797. [1975] Yoon Son-ha — South Korean actress, singer, and television personality known for bilingual appeal.
798. [1976] Baek Ji-young — Pioneering South Korean singer known for blending Latin beats and pop ballads.
799. [1976] Black Flag (band) — Pioneering American punk rock band, foundational to hardcore and post-hardcore genres.
800. [1976] Buzzcocks — Influential British punk rock band known for fusing pop melodies with raw punk energy.
801. [1976] Cha Tae-hyun — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for romantic comedies and diverse dramatic roles.
802. [1976] Daddy Yankee — Puerto Rican pioneer, dubbed the "King of Reggaeton" and "Godfather of Reggaeton".
803. [1976] Gavin Creel — Acclaimed American actor, singer, and songwriter celebrated for musical theater roles.
804. [1976] Hitomi (singer) — Japanese singer known for her evolving artistry, fashion sense, and chart-topping hits.
805. [1976] Hong Kyung-min — South Korean singer and actor known for his versatile musical style and dramatic performances.
806. [1976] Lee Jae-hwang — South Korean actor and singer known for his role in the hit drama Temptation of Wife.
807. [1976] Siouxsie and the Banshees — Pioneering British post-punk band known for gothic, experimental rock.
808. [1976] The Clash — Influential English punk rock band known for fusing reggae, dub, and punk.
809. [1976] Vice Ganda — A leading Filipino comedian, actor, and television host known for observational humor.
810. [1976] Yoo Seung-jun — American singer, rapper, and actor of South Korean origin known for his early K-pop success.
811. [1976] Zhao Wei — Esteemed Chinese actress, singer, and filmmaker, celebrated for her versatile roles.
812. [1977] Angela Aki — Acclaimed Japanese singer-songwriter known for blending pop, piano, and international influences.
813. [1977] Chae Jung-an — South Korean actress and singer known for her diverse roles in film and television.
814. [1977] Don Spike — South Korean singer, composer, and entertainer known by the stage name Don Spike.
815. [1977] Jason Aldean — Iconic American country music singer known for high-energy anthems.
816. [1977] Katori Shingo — Versatile Japanese entertainer known for SMAP, solo music, and acting.
817. [1977] Misfits (band) — Pioneers of horror punk, blending raw energy with macabre film themes.
818. [1977] Namie Amuro — Iconic Japanese pop singer, known as the "Queen of Japanese Pop".
819. [1977] Park Gwang-hyun — South Korean actor and singer known for television dramas and musical theater.
820. [1977] Park Yong-ha — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in 'Winter Sonata' and theme songs.
821. [1977] Psy — South Korean singer known for global hits like "Gangnam Style" and "Gentleman".
822. [1977] Shakira — Colombian singer-songwriter, celebrated for blending Latin rhythms with global pop appeal.
823. [1978] Ani Lorak — Iconic Ukrainian-born Russian singer, celebrated for her powerful vocal style.
824. [1978] Eun Ji-won — Pioneering K-pop idol, rapper, and entertainer known for Sechs Kies and variety appearances.
825. [1978] James Corden — English actor and comedian known for 'Gavin & Stacey' and hosting 'The Late Late Show'
826. [1978] Jang Woo-hyuk — South Korean singer and rapper known for his time in H.O.T. and solo career.
827. [1978] John Legend — Pianist, songwriter, and producer known for soulful R&B hits.
828. [1978] Moon Hee-joon — Pioneering South Korean pop rock singer-songwriter, leader of H.O.T.
829. [1978] Rossa (singer) — Indonesian 'Queen of Pop' singer, businesswoman, and acclaimed artist.
830. [1978] Stefanie Sun — Iconic Singaporean singer-songwriter known for her heartfelt ballads and massive regional success.
831. [1978] Tony An — South Korean singer-songwriter, best known as a member of H.O.T., and CEO of TN Nation.
832. [1978] Usher (musician) — Pioneering R&B star known for chart-topping hits and enduring global appeal.
833. [1979] Ahn Jae-mo — South Korean actor and singer known for period dramas and roles like Kim Du-han.
834. [1979] Alex Chu — South Korean-Canadian singer and actor known for Clazziquai and solo work.
835. [1979] Bilal (American singer) — Acclaimed American singer known for wide vocal range and genre-blending soul music.
836. [1979] Brandy Norwood — Iconic R&B vocalist, songwriter, and actress known for her vocal prowess.
837. [1979] Chitose Hajime — Japanese singer known for shima-uta style, blending traditional folk with modern pop.
838. [1979] Felicia Day — American actress, singer, and web series creator known for The Guild and Critical Role.
839. [1979] Haha (entertainer) — South Korean entertainer, rapper, and variety show host known for Nonstop and Infinite Challenge.
840. [1979] Horan (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with Clazziquai and Ibadi.
841. [1979] Jang Young-ran — South Korean actress and trot singer known for variety show appearances.
842. [1979] Jay Chou — The 'King of Mandopop,' Jay Chou is a highly influential Taiwanese singer-songwriter.
843. [1979] Kang Doo — South Korean singer and actor known for his roles in sitcoms and dramas.
844. [1979] Kate Hudson — American actress and singer-songwriter known for roles in Almost Famous and romantic comedies.
845. [1979] Kim Dong-wan — South Korean entertainer known for Shinhwa, transitioning from idol to acclaimed actor.
846. [1979] Koichi Domoto — Japanese idol, singer, and acclaimed actor renowned for the SHOCK musical series.
847. [1979] Lee Hee-jin — South Korean singer, actress, and former member of the K-pop group Baby V.O.X.
848. [1979] Lee Jai-jin (musician, born 1979) — South Korean singer and dancer, known for his time in the iconic boy group Sechs Kies.
849. [1979] Lee Ji-hoon (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actor known for his versatile career in music and drama.
850. [1979] Maya (singer) — South Korean pop rock singer and actress known for her debut in 2003.
851. [1979] Myco (singer) — Japanese singer, voice actress, and radio personality known for her diverse musical career.
852. [1979] Nam Hyun-joon — Pioneering South Korean dancer, rapper, and choreographer known for popping techniques.
853. [1979] Park Si-yeon — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for versatility, from beauty pageants to complex roles.
854. [1979] Pink (singer) — Acclaimed American singer and songwriter known for her powerful voice and rock edge.
855. [1979] Shahzoda — Popular Uzbek singer and actress, known by the stage name Shahzoda.
856. [1979] Shinohara Tomoe — Japanese artist known for flamboyant fashion, bubbly persona, and diverse musical output.
857. [1979] Siti Nurhaliza — The 'Voice of Asia', an iconic Malaysian singer-songwriter and actress.
858. [1979] Tsuyoshi Domoto — Japanese idol, singer, songwriter, and actor known for his long career in J-Pop.
859. [1979] Vitas — Esteemed Ukrainian/Russian singer known for operatic pop and eclectic style.
860. [1980] Andrew Choi — South Korean singer and composer known for K-pop Demon Hunters' Jinu.
861. [1980] Ashanti (singer) — American singer, songwriter, and actress known for her R&B debut in the early 2000s.
862. [1980] B'z — Iconic Japanese hard rock duo known for massive sales and energetic sound.
863. [1980] Chihiro Onitsuka — Japanese singer-songwriter known for her emotional lyrics and career resilience.
864. [1980] Cho Seung-woo — Highly acclaimed South Korean actor known for dramatic roles in film and musicals.
865. [1980] Christina Aguilera — Influential American singer known for her powerful four-octave vocal range and reinventions.
866. [1980] Jang Su-won — South Korean singer, best known for his time in Sechs Kies and J-Walk.
867. [1980] Jang Yoon-jeong (singer) — South Korean 'Queen of Trot' singer, known for reviving the popularity of trot music.
868. [1980] Jang Yoon-ju — Versatile South Korean celebrity known for modeling, singing, and acting.
869. [1980] Jolin Tsai — Taiwanese 'Queen of C-Pop' known for reinvention and dance-pop mastery.
870. [1980] Junichi Okada — Versatile Japanese actor, singer, and martial artist known for his work in V6.
871. [1980] Kang Sung-hoon (singer) — South Korean singer, known for his main vocalist role in the 90s group Sechs Kies.
872. [1980] Kim Da-hyun — South Korean actor and singer known for musical theatre roles.
873. [1980] Lee Dong-gun — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in dramas like Sweet 18 and Super Daddy Yeol.
874. [1980] Lee Jae-won (singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and DJ, known for his time in H.O.T.
875. [1980] Lee Jin — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in K-pop and television dramas.
876. [1980] Lee Jung-hyun — South Korean singer and actress known as the "Techno Queen" and cultural ambassador.
877. [1980] Luke Macfarlane — Canadian actor known for roles in Brothers & Sisters and Hallmark movies.
878. [1980] Maaya Sakamoto — Esteemed Japanese voice actress and singer, celebrated for diverse anime and game roles.
879. [1980] Minor Threat — Pioneering American hardcore punk band known for its 'Straight Edge' ethos.
880. [1980] Mizuki Nana — Acclaimed Japanese voice actress and singer known for versatile roles in anime and music.
881. [1980] Nana Mizuki — Renowned Japanese voice actress and singer, celebrated for diverse roles.
882. [1980] New Order (band) — Pioneering English rock band fusing post-punk with electronic dance music.
883. [1980] Ock Joo-hyun — South Korean singer and musical theatre actress, known for Fin.K.L and Broadway roles.
884. [1980] Ryōko Hirosue — Acclaimed Japanese actress and singer known for roles in Wasabi and Departures.
885. [1980] Ryan Gosling — Esteemed Canadian actor known for diverse roles in film and music.
886. [1980] Sami Yusuf — Iranian-British composer and vocalist known for blending Sufi, folk, and global music styles.
887. [1980] Satoshi Ohno — Japanese idol, singer, and actor known for his role in the boy band Arashi.
888. [1980] Son Ho-young — South Korean-American singer, rapper, and musical actor, best known as a member of g.o.d.
889. [1980] Soy Kim — South Korean entertainer known for acting, singing, and modeling across multiple international platforms.
890. [1980] Yoon Sa-bong — South Korean actress and singer known for her roles in dramas like The Tale of Nokdu.
891. [1981] Alicia Keys — Award-winning pianist and vocalist known for her soulful R&B sound.
892. [1981] Andy Lee (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with Shinhwa.
893. [1981] Anthrax (American band) — Pioneering American heavy metal band, key figure in the thrash metal scene.
894. [1981] Beyoncé — Iconic artist known for vocal reinvention and cultural impact in modern music.
895. [1981] Brandi Carlile — Acclaimed American singer-songwriter known for folk rock and Americana artistry.
896. [1981] Brian Joo — American singer known for R&B, member of Fly to the Sky, and solo artist.
897. [1981] Britney Spears — The 'Princess of Pop', an iconic and influential American singer.
898. [1981] Chae Young-in — South Korean singer and actress known for her early career in girl groups and subsequent focus on acting.
899. [1981] Choi Jung-won (singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for his early work in the duo UN.
900. [1981] Dima Bilan — Esteemed Russian singer known for his participation in Eurovision and winning with "Believe".
901. [1981] Eugene (actress) — South Korean actress and singer, known for S.E.S., dramas, and solo work.
902. [1981] Im Kang-sung — South Korean actor and singer known for dramas like My Healing Love.
903. [1981] Jang Na-ra — South Korean actress and singer known for her versatile career in K-Pop and drama.
904. [1981] Jennifer Hudson — Award-winning American singer and actress known for her powerful vocals and versatility.
905. [1981] JJ Lin — Award-winning Singaporean singer-songwriter known for emotional Chinese pop ballads.
906. [1981] Justin Timberlake — Versatile American entertainer, singer, songwriter, and actor.
907. [1981] Kai (singer, born 1981) — South Korean singer and musical theatre actor known for classical crossover.
908. [1981] Kapil Sharma — Renowned Indian comedian, host, and actor known for his stand-up and television presence.
909. [1981] Leslie Odom Jr. — Acclaimed American actor, singer, and songwriter known for Broadway and film roles.
910. [1981] Lia (Japanese singer) — Japanese singer-songwriter known for theme songs in anime and visual novels.
911. [1981] Mötley Crüe — Iconic American heavy metal band known for glam rock excess and massive sales.
912. [1981] Megumi (actress) — Japanese tarento, actress, singer, and gravure idol known mononymously as Megumi.
913. [1981] Metallica — Pioneering American heavy metal band known for thrash and evolving sound.
914. [1981] Pantera — Pioneers of groove metal, Pantera defined the sound of heavy metal in the late 20th century.
915. [1981] Park Hyo-shin — Acclaimed South Korean singer known for powerful ballads and versatile stage performances.
916. [1981] Park Jung-ah — South Korean singer, actress, and entertainer known for her versatile musical career.
917. [1981] Pet Shop Boys — Iconic English synth-pop duo known for blending electronic sounds with theatrical vocals.
918. [1981] Rami Malek — Acclaimed American actor known for roles in Bohemian Rhapsody and Mr. Robot.
919. [1981] Seo Ji-young — South Korean former singer, known for her time in the pop group Sharp and subsequent solo career.
920. [1981] Shim Eun-jin — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in girl groups and solo endeavors.
921. [1981] Shin Ji — South Korean singer, lyricist, and actress known professionally as Shin Ji.
922. [1981] Shoo (singer) — Zainichi-Korean actress and singer known for S.E.S., now focusing on wellness entrepreneurship.
923. [1981] Slayer — Pioneering American thrash metal band known for aggressive, controversial sound.
924. [1981] Subaru Shibutani — Japanese singer, actor, and lyricist known for his work in Kanjani Eight.
925. [1981] Sun Park — South Korean-Australian entertainer known for Hi-5 and musical performances.
926. [1981] Tim (singer) — Korean-American singer known as South Korea's "ballad prince" since his 2003 debut.
927. [1981] Toše Proeski — Iconic Macedonian singer, dubbed the "Balkan Elvis", whose career spanned the Balkan music scene.
928. [1981] Yu Yokoyama — Japanese actor and singer, known for his work with Super Eight (formerly Kanjani Eight).
929. [1982] Ai Otsuka — Japanese singer-songwriter known for hits like "Sakuranbo" and her extensive career.
930. [1982] Boom (entertainer) — South Korean entertainer known for rapping, acting, and hosting variety shows.
931. [1982] Cha Ji-yeon — South Korean actress and singer known for roles in dramas like Scent of a Woman.
932. [1982] Chang Kiha — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, and radio host known for Kiha & The Faces.
933. [1982] Eum Moon-suk — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in The Fiery Priest and Backstreet Rookie.
934. [1982] Hiromi Hayakawa — Japanese-Mexican actress and singer known for musical theatre and voice work.
935. [1982] Ivy (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer known for her versatile musical performances and dramatic stage presence.
936. [1982] Jeon Mi-do — Acclaimed South Korean actress and singer known for her versatile stage and screen performances.
937. [1982] Kan Mi-youn — South Korean entertainer known for her work in girl groups and successful solo career.
938. [1982] Kang Se-jung — South Korean actress and singer known for her early K-pop group debut.
939. [1982] Kelly Clarkson — American singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and pop-rock anthems.
940. [1982] Kim Ah-joong — South Korean actress, model, and singer known for '200 Pounds Beauty'.
941. [1982] Kumi Koda — Japanese R&B singer known for her urban style, charting success, and fashion influence.
942. [1982] Lil Wayne — Pioneering American rapper, songwriter, and record executive from New Orleans.
943. [1982] Masaki Aiba — Japanese entertainer known for his work in Arashi, acting, and variety shows.
944. [1982] Nicki Minaj — Trinidadian 'Queen of Rap' known for dynamic flow, versatility, and driving female rap resurgence.
945. [1982] Park In-young — South Korean actress and singer known for her debut in musical theater.
946. [1982] Park Ji-yoon — South Korean singer, actress, and model known for her versatile artistic career.
947. [1982] Priyanka Chopra — Iconic Indian actress, producer, and global ambassador known for her diverse roles.
948. [1982] Rain (entertainer) — Pioneering South Korean entertainer, celebrated singer, actor, and global Hallyu icon.
949. [1982] Shingo Murakami — Japanese singer, actor, and variety tarento known for his work with Super Eight.
950. [1982] Sho Sakurai — Versatile Japanese entertainer, known as a singer, rapper, actor, and news anchor.
951. [1982] Soda Stereo — Pioneering Argentine rock band known for evolving sound and massive Latin American success.
952. [1982] X Japan — Pioneering Japanese rock band, credited with developing the visual kei movement.
953. [1982] Yuri Nakamura — Japanese and Korean actress and singer known for her versatile performances in film and television.
954. [1983] Amy Winehouse — Iconic British soul artist blending jazz, R&B, and retro sounds.
955. [1983] Byul — South Korean singer known by the stage name Byul, celebrated for her musical career.
956. [1983] Carrie Underwood — Pivotal American country singer known for dynamic vocals and modernizing the genre.
957. [1983] Choi Soo-eun — South Korean singer and actress, known for her time in the girl group Gangkiz.
958. [1983] Death (metal band) — Pioneering American death metal band, known for complex evolution and influential sound.
959. [1983] Donald Glover — Versatile American actor, rapper, and filmmaker known for Childish Gambino.
960. [1983] Eru (singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for composing his own hits, earning the title "Indonesia's Prince."
961. [1983] Hikaru Utada — Influential Japanese-American singer, songwriter, and producer known for R&B and pop hits.
962. [1983] Imai Eriko — Japanese pop singer, actress, and politician known for her versatile career.
963. [1983] Jay (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actor, and vocal trainer known for his work in TRAX and Super Junior.
964. [1983] Jeon Hye-bin — South Korean actress, singer, and model known for her diverse roles in television dramas.
965. [1983] Jun Matsumoto — Japanese entertainer known for Arashi, acting, and concert production.
966. [1983] Kazunari Ninomiya — Versatile Japanese artist known for acting, singing, and his tenure in the group Arashi.
967. [1983] Lee Hyun — South Korean singer known for his work in 8Eight, Homme, and solo endeavors.
968. [1983] Lee Ji-hyun (actress, born 1983) — South Korean actress and singer known for her early career in the girl group Jewelry.
969. [1983] Mamoru Miyano — Highly acclaimed Japanese voice actor and singer, celebrated for diverse roles.
970. [1983] Megadeth — Pioneering American thrash metal band known for complex musicianship and political lyrics.
971. [1983] Mika Nakashima — Japanese singer and actress known for hits like "Stars" and her role in the movie Nana.
972. [1983] Min Woo-hyuk — South Korean actor, singer, and model known for roles in The Third Charm.
973. [1983] Nancy Ajram — Lebanese 'Queen of Arab Pop' singer known for her vibrant career.
974. [1983] Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds — Australian post-punk/alternative rock band featuring Nick Cave's evocative vocals.
975. [1983] Oh Jong-hyuk — South Korean singer and member of the boy band Click-B, known for his solo career.
976. [1983] Park Hee-von — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in independent films and cable TV.
977. [1983] Son Jun-ho (actor) — South Korean singer and actor, celebrated for his classical baritone voice in musical theatre.
978. [1983] Takako Uehara — Japanese pop singer, actress, and model known for her solo career post-Speed.
979. [1983] Tatsuya Ueda — Japanese singer, actor, and writer known for his work with KAT-TUN.
980. [1983] Tei (singer) — South Korean singer Kim Ho-kyung, known professionally as Tei.
981. [1983] Yoo Gun — South Korean actor known by stage name Yoo Gun, starting career in 1997.
982. [1983] Yuichi Nakamaru — Japanese entertainer known for singing, acting, and hosting roles.
983. [1983] Yuna Ito — American-born singer and actress known for her work in Japanese pop culture.
984. [1984] Alizée — Iconic French singer known for boundary-pushing pop music and vibrant stage presence.
985. [1984] Anna Tsuchiya — Japanese singer and actress known for her versatile performances in music and film.
986. [1984] Avril Lavigne — Canadian singer credited with boosting the popularity of pop-punk music in the early 2000s.
987. [1984] Ayaka Hirahara — Japanese pop singer known for classical arrangements and musical theatre roles.
988. [1984] Bon Jovi — Iconic American rock band known for anthemic hits and enduring global appeal.
989. [1984] Calvin Harris — Scottish DJ and record producer known for anthemic dance-pop hits.
990. [1984] Chiaki Kuriyama — Japanese actress, singer, and model known for roles in horror and international cinema.
991. [1984] Delta Goodrem — Iconic Australian singer-songwriter with global sales exceeding eight million albums.
992. [1984] Helene Fischer — Iconic German Schlager singer, known as the "Queen of Schlager".
993. [1984] Hiroko Shimabukuro — Japanese singer known for her solo career, evolving from the girl group Speed.
994. [1984] Jelly Roll (singer) — American rapper and singer known for raw storytelling and country crossover appeal.
995. [1984] Jin Akanishi — Japanese singer-songwriter and actor known for his work in J-pop groups and solo international career.
996. [1984] Kanbe Miyuki — Japanese actress, model, and singer known for Sailor Moon musicals.
997. [1984] Katy Perry — Iconic pop star known for her 'camp' style and global influence on modern music.
998. [1984] Lee Ahyumi — South Korean singer and actress, active in Japanese and South Korean entertainment industries.
999. [1984] Mayhem (band) — Pioneering Norwegian black metal band known for controversy and dark sound.
1000. [1984] Mitch Lucker — American musician, best known as the lead vocalist for the deathcore band Suicide Silence.
1001. [1984] Nam Gyu-ri — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in SeeYa and dramas like 49 Days.
1002. [1984] Natalia Lafourcade — Influential Mexican singer-songwriter blending pop, jazz, and folk traditions.
1003. [1984] Ryo Nishikido — Japanese singer and actor known for his work in boy bands Kanjani Eight and News.
1004. [1984] Sandara Park — South Korean singer, actress, and presenter known for her roles in 2NE1 and Philippine stardom.
1005. [1984] Scarlett Johansson — Iconic actress known for Black Widow and global box office success.
1006. [1984] Seo In-young — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her versatile musical career.
1007. [1984] Seven (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer known for his versatile career spanning K-Pop, acting, and international markets.
1008. [1984] Shreya Ghoshal — Versatile Indian playback singer renowned for her wide vocal range and influence.
1009. [1984] Son Ho-jun — South Korean actor and singer known for his roles in dramas like Reply 1994.
1010. [1984] Toma Ikuta — Acclaimed Japanese actor known for roles in Hanazakari no Kimitachi e and Ningen Shikkaku.
1011. [1984] Yamada Yu — Japanese model, actress, and singer known for her work with CanCam magazine.
1012. [1984] Yoon Eun-hye — South Korean actress and singer known for 'Princess Hours' and 'Coffee Prince'.
1013. [1985] Aiko Kayō — Japanese singer and actress known for her work on the Avex Trax label.
1014. [1985] Anna Kendrick — American actress, singer, and director known for upbeat comedic roles.
1015. [1985] Aya Ueto — Highly acclaimed Japanese actress, singer, and TV personality known for dramatic roles.
1016. [1985] Boyz II Men — Iconic American vocal harmony group known for smooth R&B hits.
1017. [1985] Bruno Mars — Pop icon known for retro showmanship and versatile songwriting.
1018. [1985] Derek Hough — Award-winning American dancer, choreographer, actor, and singer.
1019. [1985] Dulce María — Iconic Mexican singer and actress known for her work in telenovelas and pop music.
1020. [1985] Goto Maki — Japanese singer and actress known for her time in Morning Musume and solo career.
1021. [1985] Guns N' Roses — Iconic American hard rock band known for raw energy and massive global success.
1022. [1985] Hong Jin-young — South Korean trot singer known for aegyo, variety shows, and evolving musical career.
1023. [1985] J Balvin — Pioneering Colombian artist who globalized Reggaeton music worldwide.
1024. [1985] Jonathan Groff — Acclaimed American actor and singer known for Broadway and television roles.
1025. [1985] Junnosuke Taguchi — Japanese singer, actor, and model known for his time in KAT-TUN and subsequent solo career.
1026. [1985] Keita Tachibana — Japanese singer and actor known for his work with W-inds and subsequent solo career.
1027. [1985] Lana Del Rey — Iconic alternative pop artist known for melancholic Americana and glamour.
1028. [1985] Lee Dong-hwi — Versatile South Korean actor and singer known for dramatic and comedic roles.
1029. [1985] Miki Fujimoto — Japanese actress, singer, and YouTuber known for her career in the Hello! Project idol group.
1030. [1985] Park Soo-jin — South Korean actress, singer, and model known for K-pop group Sugar and variety hosting.
1031. [1985] Ryuichi Ogata — Japanese singer, rapper, and guitarist known for his work with W-inds and solo career as Dravil.
1032. [1985] Seo Hyun-jin — Acclaimed South Korean actress and singer known for roles in 'Another Miss Oh' and 'Dr. Romantic'.
1033. [1985] Seo Min-woo — South Korean idol singer and actor known for his role in the boy group 100%.
1034. [1985] Shin Ji-soo — South Korean actress and singer known for dramas, films, and K-pop group D.Heaven.
1035. [1985] Shoko Nakagawa — Japanese multimedia star known for Pokémon, anime themes, and acting.
1036. [1985] Son Jin-young — South Korean singer and actor known for variety shows and dramatic roles.
1037. [1985] Tomohisa Yamashita — Japanese actor, singer, and TV host known for his versatile roles in dramas and music.
1038. [1985] Yuu Shirota — Japanese actor and singer known for roles in musicals, dramas, and his solo music career.
1039. [1986] Agnez Mo — Iconic Indonesian artist who transitioned from child star to global pop figure.
1040. [1986] Ai Takahashi — Japanese singer and actress known for her tenure in the idol group Morning Musume.
1041. [1986] Aya Matsuura — Japanese singer and actress known for her work in the Hello! Project idol group.
1042. [1986] Bae Seul-ki — South Korean singer and actress known for her versatile career in music, acting, and variety shows.
1043. [1986] Baek Eun-hye — South Korean actress, model, and singer known for roles in dramas like Nokdu Flower.
1044. [1986] Beni Arashiro — Japanese R&B singer known for her versatile vocals and evolving stage persona.
1045. [1986] BoA — South Korean 'Queen of K-pop' singer, songwriter, and actress.
1046. [1986] Cassie Ventura — American singer, dancer, actress, and model known for her early 2000s career.
1047. [1986] Crystal Kay — Japanese-born singer known for R&B/Pop hits; one of Japan's best-selling musicians.
1048. [1986] Dana (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and vocal coach known for her versatile career across music and theater.
1049. [1986] Dewa 19 — Iconic Indonesian rock band, celebrated for its powerful songwriting and enduring musical legacy.
1050. [1986] DJ Arafat — Pioneering Ivorian artist known for the global Coupé-Décalé genre.
1051. [1986] Drake (musician) — Canadian rapper and singer known for blending R&B sensibilities with hip-hop.
1052. [1986] Gims — Congolese rapper known for global hits, evolving from Sexion d'Assaut to solo stardom.
1053. [1986] Heo Young-saeng — South Korean entertainer known for SS501 and successful solo music/acting career.
1054. [1986] Hiroki Uchi — Japanese actor and idol singer known for his work in Johnny & Associates.
1055. [1986] Jeon Boram — South Korean singer, actress, and host known for T-ara and solo activities in Japan.
1056. [1986] Kazuya Kamenashi — Versatile Japanese entertainer known for acting, singing, and modeling.
1057. [1986] Koike Teppei — Japanese actor and singer known for his work in dramas, music duo WaT, and solo career.
1058. [1986] Lady Gaga — Iconic artist known for reinvention, fashion, and global musical impact.
1059. [1986] Lee Donghae — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for Super Junior.
1060. [1986] Lee Hae-in (actress) — South Korean actress, singer, and pianist known for her work in music groups and dramas.
1061. [1986] Lee Jang-woo — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in 'Glory Jane' and reality TV.
1062. [1986] Leighton Meester — American actress, singer, and model known for her role as Blair Waldorf.
1063. [1986] Lindsay Lohan — American actress, singer, and producer known for teen roles and evolving career.
1064. [1986] Mariko Shinoda — Japanese singer, actress, and model known for her time in AKB48.
1065. [1986] Michael Paynter — Australian singer-songwriter known for his diverse musical talents and career resilience.
1066. [1986] Min Hyo-rin — South Korean actress, model, and singer known for breakthrough roles in major box office hits.
1067. [1986] No Min-woo — South Korean actor, musician, and singer known by stage names ICON and MINUE.
1068. [1986] Park So-jin — South Korean singer and actress, best known as the leader of Girl's Day.
1069. [1986] Qazi Touqeer — Indian singer and actor known for winning Fame Gurukul and performing in Kashmiri, Hindi, and Urdu.
1070. [1986] Sayaka Kanda — Japanese actress, singer, and model known for stage work and voice acting.
1071. [1986] Solange Knowles — Acclaimed R&B artist known for Motown-inspired sounds and critical depth.
1072. [1986] Takahisa Masuda — Japanese singer, actor, and entertainer known for his work with NEWS and solo career.
1073. [1986] Vital Signs (band) — Pioneering Pakistani pop and rock band, instrumental in modernizing the nation's music scene.
1074. [1986] Yoo Ha-na — South Korean actress known for roles in Taiwanese and South Korean dramas.
1075. [1986] Yoo So-young — South Korean actress and former member of the girl group After School.
1076. [1986] Yui Makino — Versatile Japanese artist known for voice acting, singing, and piano performances.
1077. [1987] Aaron Carter — American singer and rapper known for teen pop stardom and enduring musical career.
1078. [1987] Alice in Chains — American alternative metal band known for heavy, harmonized vocals.
1079. [1987] Aya Hirano — Versatile Japanese actress, singer, and iconic voice artist.
1080. [1987] Chieko Kawabe — Japanese singer, model, and actress known for roles in Sailor Moon and anime theme songs.
1081. [1987] Choi Han-bit — South Korean model, actress, and singer known for her transition and modeling career.
1082. [1987] Evan Rachel Wood — Acclaimed American actress and singer known for roles in Westworld and Practical Magic.
1083. [1987] G.O (singer) — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, best known as a member of the boy group MBLAQ.
1084. [1987] Gain (singer) — South Korean singer known for Brown Eyed Girls and successful solo career.
1085. [1987] Hilary Duff — American actress and singer known for Lizzie McGuire and diverse roles.
1086. [1987] Jang Keun-suk — South Korean singer and actor known for roles in 'You're Beautiful' and musical endeavors.
1087. [1987] Ji Chang-wook — Acclaimed South Korean actor and singer known for dramatic roles in historical epics.
1088. [1987] Kangnam (singer) — South Korean-Japanese singer known for M.I.B, diverse acting, and global variety appearances.
1089. [1987] Kawabe Chieco — Japanese singer, model, and actress known for roles in Sailor Moon and anime theme songs.
1090. [1987] Lee Bo-ram — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in girl groups like SeeYa.
1091. [1987] Lee Joo-yeon — South Korean singer and actress known for After School, now focusing on acting.
1092. [1987] Lee Min-ho — A leading South Korean actor and singer, celebrated for his charismatic roles.
1093. [1987] Modern Talking — German pop duo featuring Dieter Bohlen and Thomas Anders, known for massive international hits.
1094. [1987] Nirvana (band) — Pioneering American rock band whose success defined the grunge movement.
1095. [1987] Oh Yeon-seo — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like My Husband Got a Family.
1096. [1987] Park Geon-il — South Korean actor, singer, and model known for roles in Koisuru Maison.
1097. [1987] Park Jung-min (singer) — South Korean singer, actor, and former member of the boyband SS501.
1098. [1987] Park Si-hwan — South Korean singer known for his participation in Mnet's Superstar K5.
1099. [1987] Park So-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in T-ara and subsequent solo career.
1100. [1987] Ryu Se-ra — South Korean singer-songwriter known for her work with Nine Muses and subsequent solo career.
1101. [1987] Seo In-guk — South Korean actor and singer known for his versatile roles in drama and music.
1102. [1987] Shin Bo-ra — South Korean comedian, actress, and singer known for variety shows and music.
1103. [1987] Sirusho — Esteemed Armenian singer and songwriter, known for blending modern pop with deep cultural roots.
1104. [1987] Stephanie Kim — South Korean singer, ballerina, and actress known for her work with The Grace and solo career.
1105. [1987] Thelma Aoyama — Japanese pop/R&B singer known for collaborations with SoulJa and her independent career.
1106. [1987] Yang Seung-ho — South Korean idol singer, dancer, and actor, best known as the leader of MBLAQ.
1107. [1987] Yui (singer) — Japanese singer-songwriter known for her emotional ballads and chart success.
1108. [1987] Yuya Tegoshi — Japanese singer, actor, and TV personality known for his work in boy bands and solo career.
1109. [1988] 311 (band) — American rock band known for its blend of reggae, punk, and nu-metal influences.
1110. [1988] Adele — Iconic English singer-songwriter celebrated for powerful mezzo-soprano vocals.
1111. [1988] Alexander Lee (entertainer) — Hong Kong singer, rapper, and actor based in South Korea, known for U-KISS and solo work.
1112. [1988] Alexandra Burke — British singer, songwriter, and actress known for winning The X Factor.
1113. [1988] Alisa Durbrow — Japanese model, actress, and singer known for her role in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.
1114. [1988] Blur (band) — Iconic English rock band known for pioneering Britpop and genre reinvention.
1115. [1988] Carly Patterson — American singer and former artistic gymnast, known for her Olympic success.
1116. [1988] Chisaki Hama — Japanese model, actress, and singer known for roles in Sailor Moon and various dramas.
1117. [1988] Cho Kyu-hyun — South Korean singer, actor, and host known for Super Junior and solo musical success.
1118. [1988] Go Woo-ri — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for her work in Rainbow.
1119. [1988] Hahm Eun-jung — South Korean entertainer known for acting, singing, and modeling since 1995.
1120. [1988] Han Seung-yeon — South Korean singer and actress known for Kara and the drama Hello, My Twenties!
1121. [1988] Haruna Kojima — Japanese actress, model, and entrepreneur known for her time in the idol group AKB48.
1122. [1988] Hwang Kwang-hee — South Korean singer, actor, and TV personality known for ZE:A and Infinite Challenge.
1123. [1988] Jamie Campbell Bower — English actor, singer, and musician known for roles in Stranger Things and fantasy franchises.
1124. [1988] Jhené Aiko — American R&B singer known for her soulful vocals and genre-blending artistry.
1125. [1988] Kang In-soo — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in the idol group Myname.
1126. [1988] Kanon Wakeshima — Japanese musician and singer known for her cello performances and anime theme songs.
1127. [1988] Kusano Hironori — Japanese singer and former member of the J-pop group NEWS under Johnny's Entertainment.
1128. [1988] Lizzo — Award-winning American singer, rapper, and songwriter known for empowering anthems.
1129. [1988] Max Changmin — South Korean singer, actor, and main vocalist of TVXQ, known for his powerful vocals.
1130. [1988] May J. — Japanese pop/R&B singer known for her multilingualism and diverse musical style.
1131. [1988] Meisa Kuroki — Japanese actress, model, and singer known for her versatile career across media.
1132. [1988] Miliyah Kato — Japanese pop icon known for blending hip-hop, R&B, and sampling into J-pop.
1133. [1988] Oh Seung-ah — South Korean actress and singer known for villainous roles, notably in The Second Husband.
1134. [1988] Ok Taec-yeon — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with 2PM.
1135. [1988] Park Gyu-ri — South Korean singer, actress, and radio personality known for her time in the group Kara.
1136. [1988] Rihanna — Barbadian icon known for reinvention, best-selling music, and fashion influence.
1137. [1988] Riley Green — American country singer-songwriter known for multiple chart hits and evolving career.
1138. [1988] Sarah Geronimo — Iconic Filipina pop star, singer, and actress defining modern Pinoy music.
1139. [1988] Sayaka Akimoto — Japanese actress and singer known for her time in AKB48 and subsequent solo career.
1140. [1988] Skrillex — Pioneering American DJ and producer known for defining the sound of modern dubstep.
1141. [1988] The Smashing Pumpkins — American alternative rock band known for dense, layered, and genre-blending soundscapes.
1142. [1988] Viki (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known by the stage name Viki.
1143. [1988] Yang Ji-won (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in T-ara, Spica, UNI.T, and solo career.
1144. [1988] Yim Si-wan — South Korean singer and actor known for roles in *Misaeng* and *Squid Game*.
1145. [1988] Yoo Byung-jae — South Korean TV personality, actor, and screenwriter known for comedy.
1146. [1989] Bebe Rexha — American singer and songwriter known for pop hits and collaborations.
1147. [1989] Body Count (band) — American heavy metal band fronted by rapper Ice-T, known for controversial lyrics.
1148. [1989] Brie Larson — Acclaimed American actress, singer, and filmmaker known for diverse roles.
1149. [1989] Chris Brown — American R&B artist, songwriter, dancer, and actor known for genre versatility.
1150. [1989] Eraserheads — Pioneering Filipino rock band, hailed as 'the Beatles of the Philippines'
1151. [1989] Han Hee-jun — South Korean singer known for participation in American Idol and K-pop Star.
1152. [1989] Hayden Panettiere — American actress and singer known for soap operas and superhero roles.
1153. [1989] Hole (band) — Pioneering American alternative rock band known for raw, punk-infused artistry.
1154. [1989] Jang Wooyoung — South Korean singer-songwriter known for his work with 2PM and successful solo career.
1155. [1989] Jessie Buckley — Irish actress and singer known for dramatic depth in film, TV, and theatre.
1156. [1989] Jihae (musician) — South Korean singer/songwriter and actress known for her diverse musical and cinematic career.
1157. [1989] Kim Bum — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in Boys Over Flowers and Tale of the Nine Tailed.
1158. [1989] Kim Dong-hyun (actor) — South Korean actor, model, and singer known for dramas like The Miracle.
1159. [1989] Lee Gun-woo — South Korean singer and actor known for his work with the boy group Myname.
1160. [1989] Moon Joon-young — South Korean singer, actor, and model known for his work in boy groups and dramas.
1161. [1989] Na-Young Jeon — Dutch-South Korean actress and singer known for musical theatre roles.
1162. [1989] Park Ye-eun — South Korean singer known for Wonder Girls and successful solo career under HA:TFELT.
1163. [1989] Raina (singer) — South Korean singer known for After School and successful solo career.
1164. [1989] Reina Tanaka — Japanese singer, actress, and leader of the rock band Lovendor.
1165. [1989] Sayumi Michishige — Former J-pop idol, actress, and model known for her time in Morning Musume.
1166. [1989] Son Woo-hyeon — South Korean actor, singer, and songwriter known for roles in Miss Ripley and Mouse.
1167. [1989] Taylor Swift — Iconic songwriter known for reinvention, charting global pop and country success.
1168. [1989] The Chicks — Iconic American country music band known for their vocal harmonies and outspoken nature.
1169. [1989] Tiffany Young — American singer-songwriter and actress of Korean descent, known for Girls' Generation.
1170. [1989] Yong Jun-hyung — South Korean singer-songwriter, producer, and actor known for his work with Highlight.
1171. [1989] Yoon Bo-ra — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for Sistar and diverse media roles.
1172. [1989] Yoon Doo-joon — South Korean singer, actor, and leader of the boy group Highlight.
1173. [1990] Allen Kim — South Korean idol singer, known by stage name Allen Kim, active in K-pop and Japanese entertainment.
1174. [1990] Bang Yong-guk — South Korean rapper, singer, and producer known for leading B.A.P.
1175. [1990] Choi Soo-young — South Korean singer, actress, and songwriter known for Girls' Generation.
1176. [1990] Germán Garmendia — Chilean comedian, writer, and YouTuber famous for HolaSoyGerman and JuegaGerman.
1177. [1990] Han Sun-hwa — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in 'Marriage, Not Dating' and 'Work Later, Drink Now'.
1178. [1990] Heo Ga-yoon — South Korean actress and singer, known for her time in the girl group 4Minute.
1179. [1990] Hikaru Yaotome — Japanese singer, actor, and tarento, known for his work with Hey! Say! JUMP.
1180. [1990] Hwang Chan-sung — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with 2PM.
1181. [1990] Jang Dong-woo — South Korean singer, rapper, and dancer known for his work in Infinite.
1182. [1990] Jang Han-byul — South Korean entertainer known for singing, acting, and hosting across K-pop and Malaysian stages.
1183. [1990] Jeon Ji-yoon — South Korean singer, rapper, and songwriter known for 4Minute and solo work as Jenyer.
1184. [1990] Junoon (band) — Pioneering Pakistani Sufi-rock band known for blending rock with spiritual sounds.
1185. [1990] Kang Min-kyung — South Korean singer and actress, known for her work with the duo Davichi.
1186. [1990] Kei Inoo — Japanese singer, actor, and member of the idol group Hey! Say! JUMP.
1187. [1990] Lee Gi-kwang — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known professionally as Gikwang or Kikwang.
1188. [1990] Lee Hong-gi — South Korean singer, actor, and media personality best known as the frontman of F.T. Island.
1189. [1990] N (singer) — Versatile South Korean entertainer known for singing, acting, and hosting.
1190. [1990] Na Tae-ju — South Korean entertainer known for acting, singing, and martial arts.
1191. [1990] Nam Ji-hyun (actress, born 1990) — South Korean actress known for her time in the girl group 4Minute and subsequent acting roles.
1192. [1990] Park Bo-gum — A leading South Korean actor and singer, celebrated for his presence in the Korean Wave.
1193. [1990] Park Gyeong-ree — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in Nine Muses.
1194. [1990] Pearl Jam — Influential American rock band from Seattle, key to the grunge movement.
1195. [1990] Rita Ora — British singer-songwriter known for her chart success and television appearances.
1196. [1990] Seo Eun-kwang — South Korean singer, songwriter, and main vocalist for the group BtoB.
1197. [1990] Take That — Iconic English pop group known for chart-topping hits and enduring musical presence.
1198. [1990] The Prodigy — Pioneers of big beat and electronic punk, The Prodigy defined the rave sound.
1199. [1990] Thunder (singer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known professionally as Thunder.
1200. [1990] Tool (band) — Pioneering American progressive rock band known for complex, evolving soundscapes.
1201. [1990] Yang Yo-seob — South Korean singer and main vocalist for the boy group Highlight.
1202. [1991] Ah Young — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group Dal Shabet.
1203. [1991] Anda (singer) — South Korean singer known for her dynamic performances and evolving musical style.
1204. [1991] Atsuko Maeda — Japanese actress and singer, best known for her time as a prominent member of AKB48.
1205. [1991] Azealia Banks — American rapper known for her outspoken views and 'Cash Princess' status.
1206. [1991] Bae Woo-hee — South Korean singer and actress known for Dal Shabet and her participation in The Unit.
1207. [1991] Ben (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and songwriter, known by the stage name Ben.
1208. [1991] Burna Boy — Esteemed Nigerian artist known for blending Afrobeat with global sounds.
1209. [1991] Cho Seung-hee — South Korean actress known for her roles in dramas like Triangle and The Producers.
1210. [1991] Choi Min-ho — South Korean entertainer known for his work in Shinee, acting, and solo music.
1211. [1991] Daiki Arioka — Japanese entertainer, singer, and actor known for his role in Hey! Say! JUMP.
1212. [1991] Ed Sheeran — Global chart-topping singer-songwriter known for acoustic pop anthems.
1213. [1991] Eli Kim — Korean-American singer and rapper, known for his time in the boy band U-KISS.
1214. [1991] Fetty Wap — American rapper known for melodic style and catchy hooks.
1215. [1991] Goo Hara — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the group Kara.
1216. [1991] Hoya (singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work in Infinite and solo career.
1217. [1991] Hwang In-youp — South Korean actor and model known for roles in 'True Beauty' and '18 Again'.
1218. [1991] Irene (singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and rapper best known as the leader of Red Velvet.
1219. [1991] Jeong Jin-woon — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in 2AM and solo rock endeavors.
1220. [1991] Jiyul (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group Dal Shabet.
1221. [1991] Kang Min-hyuk — South Korean musician, singer-songwriter, and actor known for his role in CNBLUE.
1222. [1991] Karol G — Colombian reggaeton and urban pop powerhouse, known for her influential artistry.
1223. [1991] Key (entertainer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and versatile entertainer known for his multifaceted career.
1224. [1991] Kim Ga-young (actress) — South Korean actress and singer known for her time in the girl group Stellar.
1225. [1991] L'Arc-en-Ciel — Iconic Japanese rock band known for their evolution from visual kei to mainstream success.
1226. [1991] Lali Espósito — Argentine singer and actress known for her roles in teen telenovelas and pop music.
1227. [1991] Lee Chang-sub — South Korean singer, musical actor, and vocalist known for BtoB and solo work.
1228. [1991] Lee Jae-jin (musician, born 1991) — South Korean musician and actor, known for his role in the band F.T. Island.
1229. [1991] Louis Tomlinson — English singer-songwriter known for One Direction and successful solo career.
1230. [1991] Maeda Atsuko — Japanese actress and singer, best known for her time as a prominent member of AKB48.
1231. [1991] Maeng Se-chang — South Korean actor and singer known for early career roles and musical group activities.
1232. [1991] Min (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and former member of Miss A known professionally as Min.
1233. [1991] Minami Takahashi — Japanese television personality and singer, known as the first General Director of AKB48.
1234. [1991] Nam Woo-hyun — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for his work in Infinite.
1235. [1991] Nana (entertainer) — South Korean singer, actress, and model known for her work with After School.
1236. [1991] Nicole Jung — American singer known for her time in the girl group Kara and subsequent solo career.
1237. [1991] Park Cho-rong — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actress best known as the leader of Apink.
1238. [1991] Park Hyung-sik — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in Strong Girl Bong-soon and Happiness.
1239. [1991] Rena Matsui — Japanese actress, novelist, and former idol group member known for her versatile career.
1240. [1991] Rie Kitahara — Japanese singer and actress known for her roles in idol groups AKB48, SKE48, and NGT48.
1241. [1991] Ryan Bang — South Korean host, comedian, and actor based in the Philippines.
1242. [1991] Shin Won-ho — South Korean singer, actor, and member of the idol group Cross Gene.
1243. [1991] Son Dong-woon — South Korean singer known for his work in the boy group Highlight and solo endeavors.
1244. [1991] Tomomi Kasai — Japanese singer, actress, and former AKB48 idol known for her solo career.
1245. [1991] Travis Scott — Rapper known for dynamic live shows, eclectic style, and multiple Billboard Hot 100 number-one hits.
1246. [1991] Yeo Hoon-min — South Korean singer and actor known for U-KISS, balancing music with dramatic roles.
1247. [1991] Yoon Ji-sung — South Korean singer and actor known for Wanna One and subsequent solo career.
1248. [1991] Yuki Kashiwagi — Japanese gravure idol and model, known for her long tenure in the AKB48 group.
1249. [1992] 6lack — American R&B singer, songwriter, and rapper known professionally as 6lack.
1250. [1992] Ash (band) — Northern Irish rock band known for their energetic performances and enduring career.
1251. [1992] Baekhyun — Acclaimed South Korean singer and actor, known for his powerful vocals and solo success.
1252. [1992] Baro (entertainer) — South Korean entertainer known for rapping, singing, and acting roles.
1253. [1992] Blink-182 — Pioneering pop-punk rock band known for high-energy anthems and relatable lyrics.
1254. [1992] Built to Spill — American indie rock band centered on Doug Martsch, formed in Boise, Idaho.
1255. [1992] Chen (singer) — South Korean singer and songwriter known for his vocal prowess in Exo and solo work.
1256. [1992] Choi Min-hwan — South Korean musician, actor, and drummer for the band F.T. Island.
1257. [1992] Demi Lovato — American singer, songwriter, and actress known for pop-rock anthems.
1258. [1992] Emily Osment — American actress, singer, and songwriter known for roles in Disney and Netflix productions.
1259. [1992] Han Groo — South Korean actress and singer known for her diverse talents in acting and music.
1260. [1992] Hani (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with EXID and solo endeavors.
1261. [1992] Joji (musician) — Japanese-Australian musician known for comedy, R&B, and lo-fi music under the name Joji.
1262. [1992] Ken (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actor, and former member of VIXX known for his soulful vocal tone.
1263. [1992] Kim Dong-jun — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in ZE:A and dramas like Black.
1264. [1992] Koharu Kusumi — Japanese actress, model, and singer known for her role in Morning Musume.
1265. [1992] Kusumi Koharu — Japanese actress, model, and singer known for her role in Morning Musume and anime voice work.
1266. [1992] L (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actor known professionally as L, active in music and drama.
1267. [1992] Miley Cyrus — American singer and actress known for evolving artistry and image reinventions.
1268. [1992] Natsuyaki Miyabi — Japanese singer known for her tenure in Hello! Project, Berryz Kobo, and Pink Cres.
1269. [1992] Park Soo-young (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in After School and solo career.
1270. [1992] Selena Gomez — American actress, singer, and producer known for Disney success and advocacy for mental health.
1271. [1992] Shine Kuk — South Korean entertainer known for hosting, acting, and singing in the Philippines.
1272. [1992] Tsugunaga Momoko — Japanese former idol, actress, and radio personality known for her 'Momochi' persona.
1273. [1992] Woo Hye-rim — South Korean singer, rapper, and songwriter known for her time in Wonder Girls.
1274. [1992] Yoo Ara — South Korean singer and actress known for Hello Venus and musical theater roles.
1275. [1992] Yuna (singer, born 1992) — South Korean singer-songwriter, actress, and yoga instructor known by the stage name Yuna.
1276. [1992] Yura (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and actress, best known for her time in the girl group Girl's Day.
1277. [1993] Anitta (singer) — Brazilian pop powerhouse mixing funk, reggaeton, and global electronic sounds.
1278. [1993] AP Dhillon — Indo-Canadian singer-rapper known for pioneering modern Punjabi music.
1279. [1993] Ariana Grande — Iconic pop vocalist known for her four-octave range and global influence.
1280. [1993] Baek A-yeon — South Korean singer and songwriter known for K-pop Star and solo career.
1281. [1993] Bang Min-ah — South Korean singer and actress known for Girl's Day and leading roles in dramas.
1282. [1993] Bernard Park — South Korean singer known for winning K-pop Star Season 3 and debuting with JYP Entertainment.
1283. [1993] Bryson Tiller — American R&B singer and rapper known for hits like "Don't" and "Exchange".
1284. [1993] Byung Hun (entertainer) — South Korean actor and singer known for his time in the boy band Teen Top.
1285. [1993] D.O. (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actor, known for his work in Exo and solo career.
1286. [1993] Hui (singer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and composer known for Pentagon and his work in the K-Pop industry.
1287. [1993] IU (entertainer) — Iconic South Korean singer-songwriter and actress known for her versatile artistry.
1288. [1993] Keito Okamoto — Japanese singer and actor, formerly of Hey! Say! JUMP, known for his musical and dramatic performances.
1289. [1993] Kim Da-som — South Korean actress and singer known for Sistar, starring in dramas like The Virtual Bride.
1290. [1993] Lee Hong-bin — South Korean entertainer known for his roles in dramas and transition to a prominent streamer.
1291. [1993] Lee Hyun-woo (actor, born 1993) — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in historical dramas and modern thrillers.
1292. [1993] Marilyn Manson (band) — American rock band known for theatrical shock performances and controversial themes.
1293. [1993] Mariya Nishiuchi — Japanese model, actress, and singer-songwriter known for her work with Rising Production.
1294. [1993] Mino (rapper) — South Korean rapper known for his versatile artistry, evolving from underground scenes to mainstream stardom.
1295. [1993] Niall Horan — Irish singer-songwriter known for One Direction and successful solo career.
1296. [1993] Park Ji-yeon — South Korean entertainer known for her roles in dramas and solo music career.
1297. [1993] Park Seo-ham — South Korean actor, singer, and rapper known for his role in 'Semantic Error'.
1298. [1993] Park Sun-ho — South Korean actor, singer, and model known for his versatile career pivot.
1299. [1993] Roh Tae-hyun — South Korean singer and dancer, known for his work with Hotshot and JBJ.
1300. [1993] Ryosuke Yamada — Versatile Japanese entertainer known for acting roles in Kindaichi and Hey! Say! JUMP.
1301. [1993] Ryu Hwa-young — South Korean actress and singer, known for her time in T-ara and subsequent acting career.
1302. [1993] Seo Kang-joon — South Korean actor known for roles in Cheese in the Trap and Are You Human?
1303. [1993] Shin Hye-jeong — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group AOA.
1304. [1993] Shin Yeon-suh — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in the girl group Gugudan.
1305. [1993] Yoon Bo-mi — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group Apink.
1306. [1993] Yuto Nakajima — Japanese singer, actor, and model known for his time in Hey! Say! JUMP.
1307. [1993] Yuuri Chinen — Japanese singer and actor, prominent member of the idol group Hey! Say! JUMP.
1308. [1994] Airi Suzuki — Japanese singer, actress, and model known for her work with Cute and solo career.
1309. [1994] Bad Bunny — Puerto Rican icon who redefined global Latin Trap music.
1310. [1994] Bae Suzy — Iconic South Korean singer and actress, known for her captivating presence.
1311. [1994] Cha Hun — South Korean singer and actor, known for his role in the band N.Flying.
1312. [1994] Demian (singer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for his debut single "Cassette".
1313. [1994] Dimash Qudaibergen — Renowned Kazakh singer blending classical, pop, and traditional music styles.
1314. [1994] Foo Fighters — American rock band formed by Dave Grohl after Nirvana's breakup, known for high-energy anthems.
1315. [1994] G Flip — Australian singer-songwriter known for high-energy pop and genre-blending music.
1316. [1994] Gong Myung — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in Be Melodramatic and Extreme Job.
1317. [1994] Ha Sung-woon — South Korean singer known for Wanna One, now establishing a successful solo career.
1318. [1994] Han Seung-woo — South Korean singer-songwriter and actor known for his work with Victon and solo career.
1319. [1994] Harry Styles — Iconic English singer, songwriter, and actor celebrated for flamboyant artistry.
1320. [1994] Haruna Iikubo — Japanese actress and former pop idol, known for her time with Morning Musume.
1321. [1994] Hur Young-ji — South Korean singer, dancer, and entertainer known for her time in the girl group Kara.
1322. [1994] Jay B — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known professionally as Jay B.
1323. [1994] Justin Bieber — Canadian pop icon known for reinventions and multi-genre performances.
1324. [1994] Kai (entertainer, born 1994) — South Korean singer and actor known for his powerful dance skills in K-pop.
1325. [1994] Kanako Momota — Japanese idol, actress, and singer, best known as the leader of Momoiro Clover Z.
1326. [1994] Kang Ji-young — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in Kara and subsequent career in Japan.
1327. [1994] Kang Seung-yoon — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, and leader of the boy band Winner.
1328. [1994] Kang Tae-oh — South Korean actor known for 5urprise and starring in Extraordinary Attorney Woo.
1329. [1994] Krystal Jung — American and South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in K-dramas.
1330. [1994] Lee Hae-in (singer) — South Korean singer, creative director, and actress known for her journey through survival shows.
1331. [1994] Lee Hye-ri — South Korean actress, singer, and TV personality known for Girl's Day and leading roles.
1332. [1994] Lee Jae-yoon (singer) — South Korean singer, dancer, actor, and model known for SF9 and live musicals.
1333. [1994] Loso — Pioneering Thai rock band known for fusing indie sounds with traditional Thai melodies.
1334. [1994] Maroon 5 — American pop rock band known for hits like "Moves Like Jagger" and "Sugar".
1335. [1994] Mayu Watanabe — Japanese retired singer and actress, known for her time in the idol group AKB48.
1336. [1994] Min Do-hee — South Korean singer and actress known professionally as Dohee.
1337. [1994] MJ (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in boy groups, OSTs, and musicals.
1338. [1994] Na Hae-ryung — South Korean actress known for roles in dramas and former member of EXID.
1339. [1994] Nam Tae-hyun — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for his work with Winner and South Club.
1340. [1994] Niel (singer) — South Korean singer-songwriter known for his solo work and participation in various K-Pop projects.
1341. [1994] One (rapper) — South Korean rapper, singer-songwriter, and actor known by the stage name One.
1342. [1994] Park Jin-young — South Korean singer, actor, and songwriter known for Got7 and dramatic roles.
1343. [1994] Park Subin — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actress known for her work with Dal Shabet.
1344. [1994] Rammstein — Pioneering German Neue Deutsche Härte metal band known for theatrical live shows.
1345. [1994] Sơn Tùng M-TP — Pioneering Vietnamese singer-songwriter, dubbed the "Prince of V-pop".
1346. [1994] Seola (singer) — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of WJSN.
1347. [1994] Shin Dong-ho — South Korean singer known for his time in the boy group U-KISS.
1348. [1994] Umika Kawashima — Japanese actress, singer, and voice actress known for her work in idol groups and television.
1349. [1994] Wendy (singer) — South Korean singer, member of Red Velvet, known for powerful vocals and solo endeavors.
1350. [1994] Yoo Hee-jae — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in the idol group Masc and duo Sevenus.
1351. [1994] Yoo Young-jae — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in B.A.P and subsequent solo career.
1352. [1994] Yuma Nakayama — Japanese actor and singer known for his work in Johnny's Jr., NYC, and solo endeavors.
1353. [1995] Ahn Hyo-seop — Acclaimed Canadian actor and singer known for roles in Dr. Romantic and Business Proposal.
1354. [1995] Baekho (singer) — South Korean singer-songwriter known for powerhouse vocals, formerly of NU'EST.
1355. [1995] Bona (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for WJSN, gaining fame in drama roles.
1356. [1995] Brent Faiyaz — American R&B singer, songwriter, and producer known for 'sly vocals' and atmospheric sound.
1357. [1995] Daniel Padilla — Acclaimed Filipino actor and singer known for romantic leads and versatile performances.
1358. [1995] Dua Lipa — Award-winning English singer known for disco-pop hits and global chart success.
1359. [1995] Hwang Min-hyun — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for NU'EST and solo endeavors.
1360. [1995] Hyuk (singer) — South Korean singer and actor known professionally as Hyuk, active in K-Pop and film.
1361. [1995] Kei (singer) — South Korean singer known for Lovelyz, solo work, and musical theater endeavors.
1362. [1995] Ki Hui-hyeon — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for her time in the girl group DIA.
1363. [1995] Lee Dawon — South Korean singer, dancer, and actor known for his role in the group SF9.
1364. [1995] Lee Hwa-kyum — South Korean actress known for Hello Venus, transitioning to a dedicated acting career.
1365. [1995] Lee Ju-eun — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in DIA and solo music career.
1366. [1995] Logan Paul — American influencer, professional wrestler, and entrepreneur known for massive YouTube success.
1367. [1995] Momoka Ariyasu — Japanese singer, photographer, and former idol member of Momoiro Clover Z.
1368. [1995] Moon Jong-up — South Korean singer, dancer, and actor known for his work in B.A.P and solo career.
1369. [1995] Nam Yu-jin — South Korean singer-songwriter known for her versatile artistry and evolving stage identity.
1370. [1995] Ong Seong-wu — South Korean singer and actor known for Wanna One, solo music, and drama roles.
1371. [1995] Park Jeong-hwa — South Korean singer and actress, known for her work in the girl group EXID.
1372. [1995] Ren (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for NU'EST, acclaimed for musical theater roles.
1373. [1995] Shiori Tamai — Japanese singer and member of the girl group Momoiro Clover Z, known for her yellow signature color.
1374. [1995] V (singer) — South Korean singer known professionally as V, a key member of BTS and successful solo artist.
1375. [1995] Yang Yoo-jin — South Korean model, singer, and actress known for her diverse entertainment career.
1376. [1995] Yoo Hwe-seung — South Korean singer and actor known for N.Flying and theatrical performances.
1377. [1995] Yook Sung-jae — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in BtoB, dramas, and solo music.
1378. [1996] Aurora (singer) — Norwegian singer-songwriter blending electropop, folk, and art pop.
1379. [1996] Ayaka Sasaki — Japanese idol singer, known for her role in the group Momoiro Clover Z.
1380. [1996] !!! (band) — American dance-punk band from Sacramento, California, known for high energy.
1381. [1996] Choi Yu-jin — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in CLC and Kep1er.
1382. [1996] Dove Cameron — American actress and singer known for Disney roles and evolving musical career.
1383. [1996] Hagiwara Mai — Japanese former idol singer and actress known for her time in the group Cute.
1384. [1996] Im Do-hwa — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her time in AOA.
1385. [1996] Kang Daniel — South Korean singer-songwriter known for his success on Produce 101 and solo color series.
1386. [1996] Kathryn Bernardo — Esteemed Filipino actress and singer known for romantic dramas and box-office success.
1387. [1996] Lee Jin-hyuk — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with UP10TION.
1388. [1996] Linkin Park — American alternative rock band known for fusing nu metal, hip-hop, and electronica.
1389. [1996] Lorde — Influential New Zealand singer-songwriter known for introspective alternative pop.
1390. [1996] Minseo (singer, born 1996) — South Korean singer and actress known for her participation in Superstar K 7 and debut album.
1391. [1996] Mizuki Fukumura — Japanese singer and actress, known for her tenure in Morning Musume.
1392. [1996] Nightwish — Finnish symphonic metal band known for epic, operatic soundscapes.
1393. [1996] Oh Ha-young — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group Apink.
1394. [1996] Shin Jee-won — South Korean actress known for Berry Good, transitioning to a dedicated acting career.
1395. [1996] Yeo One — South Korean singer and actor known by his stage name, Yeo One.
1396. [1996] Yerin (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with GFriend and subsequent solo career.
1397. [1996] Yoon Chae-kyung — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in girl groups and dramatic roles.
1398. [1996] Zendaya — Acclaimed American actress and singer known for leading roles in blockbusters and prestige television.
1399. [1997] Ayumi Ishida (Morning Musume member) — Japanese singer, former sub-leader of the pop group Morning Musume.
1400. [1997] BamBam — Thai rapper and singer, known for his work with Got7 and solo career.
1401. [1997] Bethany Antonia — British actress and singer known for roles in fantasy and television dramas.
1402. [1997] Cha Eun-woo — South Korean singer and actor known for his roles in K-dramas and solo music career.
1403. [1997] Choi Byung-chan — South Korean singer and actor known for his group Victon and drama roles.
1404. [1997] Choi Yu-ju — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with FNC Entertainment.
1405. [1997] Coldplay — British rock band known for anthemic performances and global chart success.
1406. [1997] Dawon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress, known for her membership in the girl group WJSN.
1407. [1997] Eunha (singer) — South Korean singer known for her work in GFriend and Viviz.
1408. [1997] H.E.R. — Award-winning American R&B singer and songwriter known for soulful vocals.
1409. [1997] Han Hye-ri — South Korean singer and actress known for Produce 101 and I.B.I.
1410. [1997] Jang Gyu-ri — South Korean actress known for her roles in 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay' and subsequent acting career.
1411. [1997] Jeong Jin-hwan — South Korean rapper and actor, known for his work in boy groups and dramas.
1412. [1997] Jeong Se-woon — South Korean singer-songwriter known for his musical growth across multiple EPs.
1413. [1997] Jurina Matsui — Japanese entertainer, former SKE48 ace, singer, and actress known for her idol career.
1414. [1997] JYP Entertainment — South Korean entertainment conglomerate founded by J.Y. Park, managing K-pop acts.
1415. [1997] Kang Yu-chan — South Korean singer and actor known for A.C.E, UNB, and stage musicals.
1416. [1997] Raye — British singer-songwriter blending jazz, pop, dance, R&B, and soul with personal narratives.
1417. [1997] Shin Jeong-you — South Korean actor, singer, and dancer known for web dramas and BL productions.
1418. [1997] Yebin (singer) — South Korean singer-songwriter known for DIA and her solo career.
1419. [1998] Bibi (singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known professionally as Bibi.
1420. [1998] Chappell Roan — American singer known for her camp, drag-influenced pop artistry.
1421. [1998] Conan Gray — American singer-songwriter known for emotionally resonant pop music.
1422. [1998] Ha Hyun-sang — South Korean singer and songwriter known for K-Indie sound and participation in Superband.
1423. [1998] Jeong Ye-in — South Korean singer and actress known for Lovelyz, solo music, and diverse acting roles.
1424. [1998] Kanon Suzuki — Former Japanese pop singer, known for her time as a member of Morning Musume.
1425. [1998] Kim Dong-han — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for survival shows and boy groups.
1426. [1998] Kim Dong-hyun (singer, born 1998) — South Korean singer-songwriter and actor known for MXM, AB6IX, and Produce 101.
1427. [1998] Lee Hyun-joo (actress) — South Korean actress and singer known for her time in April and subsequent acting career.
1428. [1998] Riho Sayashi — Japanese actress, singer, and dancer known for Morning Musume and solo career.
1429. [1998] Shannon (South Korean singer) — British streamer and former K-pop singer known for her versatile career.
1430. [1998] Shin Ji-hoon — South Korean entertainer known for singing, acting, and figure skating.
1431. [1998] Shin Jun-seop — South Korean actor, singer, and rapper known for roles in One Fine Week.
1432. [1999] Arin (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known professionally as Arin, a member of Oh My Girl.
1433. [1999] Ash Island (rapper) — South Korean rapper, singer, and songwriter known by the stage name Ash Island.
1434. [1999] Audrey Nuna — American singer-songwriter known for pop, R&B, and rap influences.
1435. [1999] Bong Jae-hyun — South Korean singer, actor, and member of the boy group Golden Child.
1436. [1999] Bora (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her participation in survival shows.
1437. [1999] Choi Hyun-suk — South Korean rapper, singer, and dancer known for his role in the boy band Treasure.
1438. [1999] Choi Ye-na — South Korean singer and actress known for her solo career and participation in girl group survival shows.
1439. [1999] Choi Yoo-jung (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in I.O.I, Weki Meki, and solo career.
1440. [1999] Damiano David — Italian singer and songwriter, best known as the frontman of Måneskin.
1441. [1999] Ella Langley — American country singer-songwriter known for her debut album 'Hungover' and chart-topping success.
1442. [1999] Haruka Kudo (singer) — Japanese actress and former pop singer, known for Morning Musume and Lupin Yellow.
1443. [1999] Kang Hye-won — South Korean actress and singer known for Iz*One, solo music, and acting roles.
1444. [1999] Kang Mi-na — South Korean actress, singer, and rapper known for I.O.I and her dramatic roles.
1445. [1999] Kim Do-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for I.O.I, Weki Meki, and diverse acting roles.
1446. [1999] Lil Nas X — Genre-bending artist known for 'Old Town Road' and queer visibility.
1447. [1999] Masaki Sato — Japanese pop singer, dancer, and actress known for her time in the group Morning Musume.
1448. [1999] Park Ji-hoon — South Korean singer and actor known for Wanna One, Weak Hero, and historical dramas.
1449. [1999] Rocky (singer) — South Korean rapper, singer-songwriter, and actor known for his versatile artistry.
1450. [1999] Sabrina Carpenter — Award-winning singer, songwriter, and actress known for her Disney beginnings and pop success.
1451. [1999] Yang Yeon-je — South Korean singer and dancer known for her work in musicals and girl groups.
1452. [1999] Yeri (singer) — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of Red Velvet.
1453. [1999] Yoo Yeon-jung — South Korean singer known for WJSN, I.O.I, and musical theatre performances.
1454. [1999] Yoon Jae-chan — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in Twinkling Watermelon and The Winning Try.
1455. [2000] Bae Jin-young — South Korean singer and actor known for Wanna One, CIX, and solo endeavors.
1456. [2000] Choi Bo-min (entertainer) — South Korean singer, actor, and host known for his time in the group Golden Child.
1457. [2000] Huh Ji-won — South Korean model, actress, and singer known for her work in K-pop groups and solo endeavors.
1458. [2000] Hur Hyun-jun — South Korean singer and actor, best known as a former member of The Boyz.
1459. [2000] Jeno (singer) — South Korean rapper and singer known for his work with the boy group NCT.
1460. [2000] Jo Aram — South Korean actress known for her roles in 'Doctor Cha' and former member of Gugudan.
1461. [2000] Kang Chan-hee — South Korean singer and actor known by the stage name Chani, active in entertainment since 2011.
1462. [2000] Lee Chae-yeon — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her work in Iz*One and solo career.
1463. [2000] Nancy (singer) — South Korean and American singer, actress, and host known for her work with Momoland.
1464. [2000] Noah (band) — Iconic Indonesian alternative pop/rock band, formerly Peterpan, now Noah.
1465. [2000] Rage Against the Machine — American rock band known for melding heavy metal, rap, and punk with anti-authoritarian lyrics.
1466. [2000] Ryohei Chiba — Member of the Japanese pop boy band W-inds, known for their energetic performances.
1467. [2000] Sarah Kinsley — American singer-songwriter known for alt pop and female production advocacy.
1468. [2000] Yui Hiwatashi — Japanese idol and singer known for her time in AKB48 and Karat.
1469. [2001] Billie Eilish — American singer-songwriter known for her distinctive, intimate pop sound.
1470. [2001] Fall Out Boy — American pop-punk rock band known for witty lyrics and massive stadium anthems.
1471. [2001] Lee Dae-hwi — South Korean singer-songwriter, producer, and host known for Wanna One and AB6IX.
1472. [2001] Park Jae-chan — South Korean singer, actor, and songwriter known for his work in K-pop groups DKZ and Dongkiz I:Kan.
1473. [2001] Park Si-eun (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in television dramas.
1474. [2001] Yoon Hyun-suk — South Korean actor, singer, and rapper known for his roles in Best Mistake.
1475. [2002] Arctic Monkeys — Influential English rock band known for lyrical prowess and evolution in sound.
1476. [2002] Bang Ye-dam — South Korean singer, songwriter, and producer known for Treasure and solo work.
1477. [2002] Benson Boone — American singer-songwriter known for powerful vocals and emotional ballads.
1478. [2002] Lee Eun-sang (singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in X1, Younite, and solo music.
1479. [2002] Maleah Joi Moon — American singer and actress known for her stage work and Tony Award success.
1480. [2002] Manon Bannerman — Swiss singer known for her debut with the girl group Katseye.
1481. [2002] Samuel (singer) — American singer known for his work in hip-hop, solo career, and Japanese promotions.
1482. [2002] Shin Eun-soo — South Korean actress known for roles in Bad Papa, Twinkling Watermelon, and Love Untangled.
1483. [2002] Sophia Laforteza — Filipina and American singer, known for her debut in the girl group Katseye.
1484. [2002] Yoo Seon-ho — South Korean actor, singer, and model known for 'Produce 101' and dramas like Under the Queen's Umbrella.
1485. [2003] Kim Do-ah — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for survival shows and solo music.
1486. [2003] Yoon Seo-yeon — South Korean singer and actress, known for her membership in the girl group TripleS.
1487. [2003] Yuna (singer, born 2003) — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her role in the group Itzy.
1488. [2004] Daniela Avanzini — American singer and dancer known for her work in the girl group Katseye.
1489. [2004] Jini (singer) — South Korean singer and rapper known for her work in Nmixx and solo endeavors.
1490. [2004] Kano Fujihira — Japanese multi-talented artist known for her work in idol groups and J-Pop.
1491. [2004] Kim Chae-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in tripleS and various sub-units.
1492. [2004] Oh Ye-ju — Rising South Korean actress and model known for her breakout role in Under the Queen's Umbrella.
1493. [2004] Soyoka Yoshida — Japanese multi-talented artist known for her work in idol groups and fashion modeling.
1494. [2004] Tsugumi Aritomo — Japanese singer, dancer, model, and actress known for her work in idol groups.
1495. [2004] Yeom Min Hyeok — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in 'Ball Boy Tactics' and 'Real Love'.
1496. [2005] Calle 13 (band) — Pioneering Puerto Rican alternative hip-hop force featuring Residente and Visitante.
1497. [2005] D4vd — American singer-songwriter known professionally as D4vd.
1498. [2005] Kang Ye-seo — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in K-pop groups Kep1er and Madein.
1499. [2005] Lara Raj — American singer known for her debut in the girl group Katseye.
1500. [2005] Lee Ji-woo — South Korean singer and actress, known for her participation in TripleS.
1501. [2006] Megan Skiendiel — American singer, dancer, and actress known for her work in the girl group Katseye.
1502. [2010] Kim Ha-yeon (actress) — South Korean actress known for roles in rom-coms and youth dramas since 2016.
1503. [2010] Nene Royal — Thai rock musician known for winning America's Got Talent in 2026.
1504. [2011] 5 Seconds of Summer — Australian pop rock band known for massive global success and chart-topping albums.
1505. [2012] Blue Ivy Carter — American singer, actress, and dancer, daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
1506. [2012] Toko Yasuda — Japanese musician known for her work with Enon, St. Vincent, and Cate Le Bon.
1507. [2023] Reptile (film) — A 2023 American crime thriller film directed by Grant Singer.
1508. [2025] Burning Blue (song) — Mariah the Scientist's 2025 single, a retro R&B ballad exploring emotional vulnerability.
1509. [2025] Butthole Surfers — American rock band known for chaotic, psychedelic, and noise-infused punk rock.