Bands & Musical Groups Chronological History Timeline

From rock icons to boy bands and pop groups: bands and musical ensembles in order of formation.

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Chronological Timeline (468 Entries)

  1. [1705] Nicolas Chédeville — French composer, musette player, and instrument maker of the Baroque era.
  2. [1723] Carl Friedrich Abel — German composer of the early Classical era, renowned for viola da gamba works.
  3. [1874] Serge Koussevitzky — Russian and American conductor, composer, and double-bassist, famed for the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
  4. [1890] Bohuslav Martinů — A pivotal Czech composer of modern classical music, blending jazz and neoclassicism.
  5. [1895] Carl Orff — Pioneering German composer and educator, famed for Carmina Burana and Schulwerk.
  6. [1897] George Szell — Pioneering conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, renowned for his interpretations of the classical repertoire.
  7. [1899] Duke Ellington — Pioneering American jazz composer and pianist, known for his sophisticated orchestral sound.
  8. [1899] Francis Poulenc — French composer and pianist known for wit, sacred music, and diverse genres.
  9. [1904] Count Basie — Pioneering jazz pianist, bandleader, and composer known for the Count Basie Orchestra.
  10. [1904] Glenn Miller — Iconic American big band musician, composer, and arranger of the 20th century.
  11. [1905] Mantovani — Anglo-Italian conductor, composer, and light orchestra entertainer known for cascading strings.
  12. [1911] Bernard Herrmann — Revolutionary American composer, famed for his distinctive and influential film scores.
  13. [1912] Sergiu Celibidache — Influential Romanian conductor, theorist, and teacher known for his profound musical phenomenology.
  14. [1914] Carlo Maria Giulini — Master Italian conductor renowned for his interpretations of Verdi and opera.
  15. [1916] Pérez Prado — Cuban bandleader who popularized the mambo in the 1950s, nicknamed 'The King of the Mambo'.
  16. [1917] Ella Fitzgerald — Iconic jazz vocalist celebrated for purity of tone and scat singing.
  17. [1921] Dennis Brain — A celebrated British virtuoso horn player, renowned for his technical brilliance.
  18. [1925] Manos Hatzidakis — Pioneering Greek composer, theorist, and founder of the Orchestra of Colours.
  19. [1931] Johnny Kitagawa — Founder of Johnny & Associates, a dominant force in Japanese boy band promotion.
  20. [1941] John Sinclair (poet) — American poet and activist known for his jazz poetry and radical political engagement.
  21. [1942] Daniel Barenboim — Renowned pianist and conductor celebrated for bridging cultures and musical excellence.
  22. [1942] Lou Reed — Pioneering American rock musician, songwriter, and poet known for transgressive art.
  23. [1942] Ronnie James Dio — Iconic American heavy metal vocalist known for powerful, operatic range.
  24. [1942] Toots and the Maytals — Pioneering Jamaican group known for popularizing reggae, ska, and rocksteady music.
  25. [1943] Eric Idle — English comedian, actor, and songwriter, best known for Monty Python.
  26. [1943] Janis Joplin — Iconic mezzo-soprano vocalist known for raw power and unforgettable stage presence.
  27. [1943] Jim Morrison — Iconic poet and vocalist for The Doors, defining counterculture rock.
  28. [1943] Roger Waters — Iconic English songwriter, bassist, and political activist, best known for Pink Floyd.
  29. [1944] Jimmy Page — Iconic English guitarist, founder of Led Zeppelin, and influential rock producer.
  30. [1946] Freddie Mercury — Iconic rock vocalist known for Queen's theatrical flair and four-octave range.
  31. [1947] Brian May — Iconic lead guitarist for Queen, known for his distinctive sound and activism.
  32. [1947] Haruomi Hosono — Pioneering Japanese musician, songwriter, and producer known for shaping electronic pop.
  33. [1947] Kazumasa Oda — Acclaimed Japanese singer-songwriter, known for leading the band Off Course and successful solo hits.
  34. [1948] Donna Summer — The "Queen of Disco" whose voice defined the sound of the 1970s and beyond.
  35. [1948] Robert Plant — Iconic English rock singer, renowned for his powerful voice and charismatic stage presence.
  36. [1950] All About Eve (band) — English rock band known for their unique, folk-rock-influenced gothic sound.
  37. [1950] Azam Khan (singer) — Pioneering Bangladeshi singer, composer, and 'Pop Samrat' of rock music.
  38. [1951] Chrissie Hynde — Founding member and enduring voice of the rock band the Pretenders.
  39. [1951] Kiyoshiro Imawano — Pioneering Japanese rock musician, lyricist, and composer known as 'Japan's King of Rock'.
  40. [1951] Phil Collins — English musician, singer, and songwriter best known for Genesis and solo hits.
  41. [1951] Sting (musician) — English musician and songwriter known for blending rock, jazz, and worldbeat elements.
  42. [1952] Ryuichi Sakamoto — Pioneering Japanese composer known for electronic music and Oscar-winning film scores.
  43. [1952] Yukihiro Takahashi — Pioneering Japanese musician, vocalist, and co-founder of Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO).
  44. [1955] Simon Rattle — Acclaimed British conductor known for leading major world orchestras.
  45. [1956] Keisuke Kuwata — Pioneering Japanese singer-songwriter, best known as the frontman of Southern All Stars.
  46. [1957] The Shirelles — Pioneering African American girl group known for 'Tonight's the Night'
  47. [1958] Kōji Tamaki — Acclaimed Japanese singer-songwriter, known for his powerful vocals and enduring musical artistry.
  48. [1959] The Supremes — Iconic Motown girl group known for chart-topping hits and massive commercial success.
  49. [1960] Adam Clayton — Irish-English bassist and founding member of the globally renowned rock band U2.
  50. [1960] Bono — Iconic Irish vocalist, activist, and frontman for the band U2.
  51. [1960] Jon Oliva — American heavy metal vocalist, co-founder of Savatage and Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
  52. [1960] Kyosuke Himuro — Pioneering Japanese musician and singer-songwriter known for his work with Boøwy.
  53. [1960] Simon Fuller — Pioneering British producer, manager, and entrepreneur behind global entertainment formats.
  54. [1960] The Beatles — Revolutionary English rock band whose music defined the counterculture of the 1960s.
  55. [1961] Kim Deal — American singer and rock musician, known for The Breeders and The Pixies.
  56. [1962] Jon Bon Jovi — Iconic frontman of Bon Jovi, celebrated for songwriting and enduring rock presence.
  57. [1962] The Kinks — Pioneering English rock band known for satirical lyrics and R&B roots.
  58. [1962] The Rolling Stones — Enduring English rock band, pioneers of the gritty, blues-infused sound.
  59. [1964] Hide (musician) — Iconic Japanese musician, lead guitarist for X Japan, known for pioneering visual kei.
  60. [1964] Lynyrd Skynyrd — Iconic American Southern rock band known for 'Sweet Home Alabama' and 'Free Bird'.
  61. [1964] The Velvet Underground — Pioneering American rock band blending avant-garde art with raw, experimental rock sound.
  62. [1964] The Who — Iconic English rock band known for mod culture, power chords, and rock operas.
  63. [1965] Björk — Icelandic pioneer celebrated for her eclectic voice and boundary-pushing musical artistry.
  64. [1965] Grateful Dead — Pioneering jam band known for improvisational, eclectic rock music.
  65. [1965] Hiroshi Mikitani — Founder of Rakuten, a Japanese e-commerce giant; business magnate and writer.
  66. [1965] Jefferson Airplane — Pioneering psychedelic rock band defining the iconic San Francisco Sound.
  67. [1965] Pink Floyd — Pioneering English progressive rock band known for psychedelic soundscapes and conceptual albums.
  68. [1965] The Doors — Iconic American rock band known for poetic lyrics and counterculture influence.
  69. [1965] The Monkees — Iconic American pop rock band, famous for their mid-1960s TV origins and chart success.
  70. [1965] Yoshiki (musician) — Pioneering Japanese musician, songwriter, and leader of the iconic rock band X Japan.
  71. [1966] Santana (band) — Iconic American rock band known for Carlos Santana's soulful guitar.
  72. [1967] Billy Corgan — Co-founder and primary songwriter of the alternative rock band, the Smashing Pumpkins.
  73. [1967] Chicago (band) — American rock band blending rock and roll with classical, jazz, and R&B elements.
  74. [1967] Genesis (band) — Pioneering English progressive rock band known for theatrical performances and complex arrangements.
  75. [1967] The Stooges — Pioneering American punk rock band known for raw, confrontational live performances.
  76. [1968] Creedence Clearwater Revival — Iconic American rock band known for swampy, roots-infused sound and chart-topping hits.
  77. [1968] King Crimson — Foundational progressive rock band, known for genre-spanning innovation and complex compositions.
  78. [1968] Rush (band) — Virtuosic Canadian rock band known for complex progressive compositions.
  79. [1968] Shin Hae-chul — Pioneering South Korean singer-songwriter, frontman of N.EX.T, and rock music innovator.
  80. [1968] Yes (band) — English progressive rock pioneers known for complex, influential, and enduring musical works.
  81. [1969] Dave Grohl — Pioneering rock musician, songwriter, and founder of Foo Fighters.
  82. [1969] Happy End (band) — Pioneering Japanese folk rock band, influential in laying the foundation for Japanese rock.
  83. [1969] Hyde (musician) — Japanese rock musician, singer-songwriter, and vocalist best known for L'Arc-en-Ciel.
  84. [1969] Wyclef Jean — Haitian rapper, singer, and producer known for his work with Fugees.
  85. [1970] Aerosmith — Iconic American rock band known for blues-based hard rock and glam influences.
  86. [1970] Queen (band) — Iconic British rock band known for theatrical flair and stadium anthems.
  87. [1970] Takanori Nishikawa — Japanese musician and actor known for the stage name T.M.Revolution.
  88. [1971] Big Star — Influential American power pop rock band known for its cult status and seminal work.
  89. [1971] Eagles (band) — Iconic American rock band known for smooth harmonies and massive commercial success.
  90. [1971] Lisa Lopes — Rapper, singer-songwriter, and creative force behind the group TLC.
  91. [1971] Missy Elliott — Pioneering rapper, singer, and producer known for boundary-pushing sound.
  92. [1971] New York Dolls — Pioneering American rock band known for glam punk and androgynous stage presence.
  93. [1972] Masahiro Nakai — Veteran Japanese entertainer, known for leading SMAP and excelling as a versatile TV host.
  94. [1972] Van Halen — Pioneering American rock band known for Eddie Van Halen's guitar virtuosity.
  95. [1972] Wes Scantlin — American rock musician, lead vocalist, and guitarist for the band Puddle of Mudd.
  96. [1973] AC/DC — Iconic Australian hard rock band known for raw, high-energy 'rock and roll'.
  97. [1973] Gackt — Iconic Japanese singer-songwriter known for visual kei and theatrical rock performances.
  98. [1973] Journey (band) — Iconic American rock band known for anthems like "Don't Stop Believin'"
  99. [1973] Kiss (band) — Iconic American rock band known for theatrical makeup, costumes, and shock performances.
  100. [1973] Michael K. Lee — American actor and singer based in Seoul, known for Broadway and musical theater roles.
  101. [1974] Blondie (band) — Pioneering American rock band known for new wave hits and global chart success.
  102. [1974] Queen II — Queen's 1974 album blending heavy rock, art rock, and progressive elements.
  103. [1974] Ramones — Pioneering American punk rock band known for establishing the genre's raw energy.
  104. [1974] Tiger JK — Pioneering South Korean rapper, founder of Drunken Tiger and MFBTY.
  105. [1974] Tsuyoshi Kusanagi — Japanese entertainer known for his work in boy bands, acting, and Korean cultural endeavors.
  106. [1975] Kawase Tomoko — Japanese singer, songwriter, and actress known for her work with The Brilliant Green.
  107. [1975] Keisuke Ogihara — Japanese rapper and founding member of Rip Slyme, known for his versatile hip hop artistry.
  108. [1975] Motörhead — Pioneering English rock band, known for heavy, raw, and relentless sound.
  109. [1975] Sex Pistols — Iconic English punk rock band that spearheaded the UK punk movement in 1975.
  110. [1975] Southern All Stars — Iconic Japanese rock band, known for massive sales and 'national band' status.
  111. [1975] Talking Heads — Pioneering American rock band blending art-school funk, punk, and world music.
  112. [1976] A Day at the Races (album) — Queen's fifth studio album, a companion piece to A Night at the Opera.
  113. [1976] Black Flag (band) — Pioneering American punk rock band, foundational to hardcore and post-hardcore genres.
  114. [1976] Buzzcocks — Influential British punk rock band known for fusing pop melodies with raw punk energy.
  115. [1976] Def Leppard — English rock band known for melodic hard rock and stadium anthems.
  116. [1976] Téléphone — Iconic French rock band known for massive sales and enduring musical presence.
  117. [1976] The Clash — Influential English punk rock band known for fusing reggae, dub, and punk.
  118. [1976] The Cure — Pioneering English rock band known for dark, romantic, and gothic post-punk sound.
  119. [1977] Dire Straits — Iconic British rock band known for rootsy sound and hit albums like Brothers in Arms.
  120. [1977] Misfits (band) — Pioneers of horror punk, blending raw energy with macabre film themes.
  121. [1977] The Police — Iconic English rock band known for blending punk energy with reggae and new wave sounds.
  122. [1978] Bauhaus (band) — Pioneering English rock band known for dark, gothic sound and genre fusion.
  123. [1978] Dead Kennedys — Pioneering American punk rock band known for sharp political satire and raw energy.
  124. [1978] Duran Duran — English pop rock band known for pioneering music videos and the New Romantic scene.
  125. [1978] Jang Woo-hyuk — South Korean singer and rapper known for his time in H.O.T. and solo career.
  126. [1978] Moon Hee-joon — Pioneering South Korean pop rock singer-songwriter, leader of H.O.T.
  127. [1978] Tony An — South Korean singer-songwriter, best known as a member of H.O.T., and CEO of TN Nation.
  128. [1979] Eric Mun — South Korean rapper, actor, and leader of the boy band Shinhwa.
  129. [1979] Hilary Hahn — Acclaimed American violinist known for her artistry and support of contemporary music.
  130. [1979] Horan (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with Clazziquai and Ibadi.
  131. [1979] Kim Dong-wan — South Korean entertainer known for Shinhwa, transitioning from idol to acclaimed actor.
  132. [1979] Lee Hee-jin — South Korean singer, actress, and former member of the K-pop group Baby V.O.X.
  133. [1979] Pink (singer) — Acclaimed American singer and songwriter known for her powerful voice and rock edge.
  134. [1980] Another One Bites the Dust — Queen's iconic 1980 hit, a global chart-topper written by John Deacon.
  135. [1980] Junichi Okada — Versatile Japanese actor, singer, and martial artist known for his work in V6.
  136. [1980] Lee Jin — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in K-pop and television dramas.
  137. [1980] New Order (band) — Pioneering English rock band fusing post-punk with electronic dance music.
  138. [1980] Noir Désir — Influential French rock band known for poetic lyrics and raw energy.
  139. [1980] Ock Joo-hyun — South Korean singer and musical theatre actress, known for Fin.K.L and Broadway roles.
  140. [1980] R.E.M. — Pioneering American rock band known for cryptic lyrics and alternative sound.
  141. [1980] Satoshi Ohno — Japanese idol, singer, and actor known for his role in the boy band Arashi.
  142. [1981] Andy Lee (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with Shinhwa.
  143. [1981] Chae Young-in — South Korean singer and actress known for her early career in girl groups and subsequent focus on acting.
  144. [1981] Eugene (actress) — South Korean actress and singer, known for S.E.S., dramas, and solo work.
  145. [1981] Kino (band) — Iconic Soviet rock band, defined by Viktor Tsoi's poetic vision and powerful sound.
  146. [1981] Park Jung-ah — South Korean singer, actress, and entertainer known for her versatile musical career.
  147. [1981] Shim Eun-jin — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in girl groups and solo endeavors.
  148. [1981] Shoo (singer) — Zainichi-Korean actress and singer known for S.E.S., now focusing on wellness entrepreneurship.
  149. [1981] Sonic Youth — Pioneering American noise rock band known for unorthodox tunings and experimental sound.
  150. [1981] Subaru Shibutani — Japanese singer, actor, and lyricist known for his work in Kanjani Eight.
  151. [1982] Chang Kiha — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, and radio host known for Kiha & The Faces.
  152. [1982] Heo Jung-min — South Korean actor and musician known for his work in rock bands and television dramas.
  153. [1982] Kan Mi-youn — South Korean entertainer known for her work in girl groups and successful solo career.
  154. [1982] Kang Se-jung — South Korean actress and singer known for her early K-pop group debut.
  155. [1982] Masaki Aiba — Japanese entertainer known for his work in Arashi, acting, and variety shows.
  156. [1982] Red Hot Chili Peppers — Pioneering funk-infused rock band known for genre-blending anthems.
  157. [1982] Sho Sakurai — Versatile Japanese entertainer, known as a singer, rapper, actor, and news anchor.
  158. [1982] Soda Stereo — Pioneering Argentine rock band known for evolving sound and massive Latin American success.
  159. [1982] The Smiths — Influential English indie rock band known for Morrissey's lyrics and Johnny Marr's guitar.
  160. [1982] X Japan — Pioneering Japanese rock band, credited with developing the visual kei movement.
  161. [1983] Amy Winehouse — Iconic British soul artist blending jazz, R&B, and retro sounds.
  162. [1983] Choi Soo-eun — South Korean singer and actress, known for her time in the girl group Gangkiz.
  163. [1983] Jay (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actor, and vocal trainer known for his work in TRAX and Super Junior.
  164. [1983] Jeon Hye-bin — South Korean actress, singer, and model known for her diverse roles in television dramas.
  165. [1983] Jun Matsumoto — Japanese entertainer known for Arashi, acting, and concert production.
  166. [1983] Lee Ji-hyun (actress, born 1983) — South Korean actress and singer known for her early career in the girl group Jewelry.
  167. [1983] Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds — Australian post-punk/alternative rock band featuring Nick Cave's evocative vocals.
  168. [1983] Oh Jong-hyuk — South Korean singer and member of the boy band Click-B, known for his solo career.
  169. [1983] Park Hee-von — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in independent films and cable TV.
  170. [1983] Yoo Gun — South Korean actor known by stage name Yoo Gun, starting career in 1997.
  171. [1984] Bon Jovi — Iconic American rock band known for anthemic hits and enduring global appeal.
  172. [1984] Hiroko Shimabukuro — Japanese singer known for her solo career, evolving from the girl group Speed.
  173. [1984] Ji Hyun-woo — South Korean actor and musician known for roles in Queen and I and Young Lady and Gentleman.
  174. [1984] Lee Ahyumi — South Korean singer and actress, active in Japanese and South Korean entertainment industries.
  175. [1984] Natalia Lafourcade — Influential Mexican singer-songwriter blending pop, jazz, and folk traditions.
  176. [1984] New Kids on the Block — American vocal group known for boy band success in the late '80s and early '90s.
  177. [1984] Seo In-young — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her versatile musical career.
  178. [1984] Yoon Eun-hye — South Korean actress and singer known for 'Princess Hours' and 'Coffee Prince'.
  179. [1985] Aya Ueto — Highly acclaimed Japanese actress, singer, and TV personality known for dramatic roles.
  180. [1985] Dulce María — Iconic Mexican singer and actress known for her work in telenovelas and pop music.
  181. [1985] Guns N' Roses — Iconic American hard rock band known for raw energy and massive global success.
  182. [1985] Hong Jin-young — South Korean trot singer known for aegyo, variety shows, and evolving musical career.
  183. [1985] Keita Tachibana — Japanese singer and actor known for his work with W-inds and subsequent solo career.
  184. [1985] Miki Fujimoto — Japanese actress, singer, and YouTuber known for her career in the Hello! Project idol group.
  185. [1985] Park Soo-jin — South Korean actress, singer, and model known for K-pop group Sugar and variety hosting.
  186. [1985] Ryuichi Ogata — Japanese singer, rapper, and guitarist known for his work with W-inds and solo career as Dravil.
  187. [1985] Seo Hyun-jin — Acclaimed South Korean actress and singer known for roles in 'Another Miss Oh' and 'Dr. Romantic'.
  188. [1985] Seo Min-woo — South Korean idol singer and actor known for his role in the boy group 100%.
  189. [1986] Ai Takahashi — Japanese singer and actress known for her tenure in the idol group Morning Musume.
  190. [1986] Dana (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and vocal coach known for her versatile career across music and theater.
  191. [1986] Dewa 19 — Iconic Indonesian rock band, celebrated for its powerful songwriting and enduring musical legacy.
  192. [1986] Gims — Congolese rapper known for global hits, evolving from Sexion d'Assaut to solo stardom.
  193. [1986] Heo Young-saeng — South Korean entertainer known for SS501 and successful solo music/acting career.
  194. [1986] Jeon Boram — South Korean singer, actress, and host known for T-ara and solo activities in Japan.
  195. [1986] Lee Hae-in (actress) — South Korean actress, singer, and pianist known for her work in music groups and dramas.
  196. [1986] Park So-jin — South Korean singer and actress, best known as the leader of Girl's Day.
  197. [1986] Pixies (band) — Pioneering American alternative rock band known for 'loud-quiet-loud' dynamics.
  198. [1986] Vital Signs (band) — Pioneering Pakistani pop and rock band, instrumental in modernizing the nation's music scene.
  199. [1986] Yoo So-young — South Korean actress and former member of the girl group After School.
  200. [1987] Alice in Chains — American alternative metal band known for heavy, harmonized vocals.
  201. [1987] All (band) — American punk rock band formed by Descendents members, known for their early L.A. punk sound.
  202. [1987] Choi Han-bit — South Korean model, actress, and singer known for her transition and modeling career.
  203. [1987] G.O (singer) — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, best known as a member of the boy group MBLAQ.
  204. [1987] Gain (singer) — South Korean singer known for Brown Eyed Girls and successful solo career.
  205. [1987] Gorky Park (band) — Soviet, American, and Russian rock band formed in 1987 by Stas Namin.
  206. [1987] Green Day — Pioneering American rock band credited with reigniting mainstream punk rock interest.
  207. [1987] Lee Bo-ram — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in girl groups like SeeYa.
  208. [1987] Nirvana (band) — Pioneering American rock band whose success defined the grunge movement.
  209. [1987] Oh Yeon-seo — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like My Husband Got a Family.
  210. [1987] Park So-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in T-ara and subsequent solo career.
  211. [1987] Ryu Se-ra — South Korean singer-songwriter known for her work with Nine Muses and subsequent solo career.
  212. [1987] Stephanie Kim — South Korean singer, ballerina, and actress known for her work with The Grace and solo career.
  213. [1987] Yang Seung-ho — South Korean idol singer, dancer, and actor, best known as the leader of MBLAQ.
  214. [1987] Yuya Tegoshi — Japanese singer, actor, and TV personality known for his work in boy bands and solo career.
  215. [1988] 311 (band) — American rock band known for its blend of reggae, punk, and nu-metal influences.
  216. [1988] Alexander Lee (entertainer) — Hong Kong singer, rapper, and actor based in South Korea, known for U-KISS and solo work.
  217. [1988] Blur (band) — Iconic English rock band known for pioneering Britpop and genre reinvention.
  218. [1988] Go Woo-ri — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for her work in Rainbow.
  219. [1988] Hahm Eun-jung — South Korean entertainer known for acting, singing, and modeling since 1995.
  220. [1988] Han Seung-yeon — South Korean singer and actress known for Kara and the drama Hello, My Twenties!
  221. [1988] Hwang Kwang-hee — South Korean singer, actor, and TV personality known for ZE:A and Infinite Challenge.
  222. [1988] Nine Inch Nails — American industrial rock band founded by Trent Reznor, known for dark, intense soundscapes.
  223. [1988] Oh Seung-ah — South Korean actress and singer known for villainous roles, notably in The Second Husband.
  224. [1988] Ok Taec-yeon — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with 2PM.
  225. [1988] Park Gyu-ri — South Korean singer, actress, and radio personality known for her time in the group Kara.
  226. [1988] Sayaka Akimoto — Japanese actress and singer known for her time in AKB48 and subsequent solo career.
  227. [1988] SMAP — Iconic Japanese boy band known for unprecedented longevity and industry transformation.
  228. [1988] The Smashing Pumpkins — American alternative rock band known for dense, layered, and genre-blending soundscapes.
  229. [1988] Viki (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known by the stage name Viki.
  230. [1988] Yuko Oshima — Japanese actress and former AKB48 idol, known for her stage presence and acting career.
  231. [1989] Eraserheads — Pioneering Filipino rock band, hailed as 'the Beatles of the Philippines'
  232. [1989] Hole (band) — Pioneering American alternative rock band known for raw, punk-infused artistry.
  233. [1989] IAM (band) — Pioneering French hip hop group from Marseille, known for Afro-centric themes.
  234. [1989] Jang Wooyoung — South Korean singer-songwriter known for his work with 2PM and successful solo career.
  235. [1989] Mr. Children — Iconic Japanese pop rock band known for massive sales and enduring musical success.
  236. [1989] Park Ye-eun — South Korean singer known for Wonder Girls and successful solo career under HA:TFELT.
  237. [1989] Raina (singer) — South Korean singer known for After School and successful solo career.
  238. [1989] Reina Tanaka — Japanese singer, actress, and leader of the rock band Lovendor.
  239. [1989] Shin Hyun-soo — South Korean actor known for musicals, television roles, and musical group activities.
  240. [1989] Tiffany Young — American singer-songwriter and actress of Korean descent, known for Girls' Generation.
  241. [1989] Yong Jun-hyung — South Korean singer-songwriter, producer, and actor known for his work with Highlight.
  242. [1989] Yoon Bo-ra — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for Sistar and diverse media roles.
  243. [1990] Allen Kim — South Korean idol singer, known by stage name Allen Kim, active in K-pop and Japanese entertainment.
  244. [1990] Bang Yong-guk — South Korean rapper, singer, and producer known for leading B.A.P.
  245. [1990] Choi Jong-hoon — South Korean former musician and actor, known for his time with F.T. Island.
  246. [1990] Choi Soo-young — South Korean singer, actress, and songwriter known for Girls' Generation.
  247. [1990] Destiny's Child — Iconic American girl group known for female empowerment and R&B harmonies.
  248. [1990] Han Sun-hwa — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in 'Marriage, Not Dating' and 'Work Later, Drink Now'.
  249. [1990] Heo Ga-yoon — South Korean actress and singer, known for her time in the girl group 4Minute.
  250. [1990] Hwang Chan-sung — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with 2PM.
  251. [1990] Jang Dong-woo — South Korean singer, rapper, and dancer known for his work in Infinite.
  252. [1990] Jeon Ji-yoon — South Korean singer, rapper, and songwriter known for 4Minute and solo work as Jenyer.
  253. [1990] Junoon (band) — Pioneering Pakistani Sufi-rock band known for blending rock with spiritual sounds.
  254. [1990] Lee Hong-gi — South Korean singer, actor, and media personality best known as the frontman of F.T. Island.
  255. [1990] N (singer) — Versatile South Korean entertainer known for singing, acting, and hosting.
  256. [1990] Nam Ji-hyun (actress, born 1990) — South Korean actress known for her time in the girl group 4Minute and subsequent acting roles.
  257. [1990] Park Gyeong-ree — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in Nine Muses.
  258. [1990] Pearl Jam — Influential American rock band from Seattle, key to the grunge movement.
  259. [1990] Thunder (singer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known professionally as Thunder.
  260. [1990] TLC (group) — Iconic American R&B girl group known for hits like "Waterfalls" and "No Scrubs".
  261. [1990] Tool (band) — Pioneering American progressive rock band known for complex, evolving soundscapes.
  262. [1991] Ah Young — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group Dal Shabet.
  263. [1991] Atsuko Maeda — Japanese actress and singer, best known for her time as a prominent member of AKB48.
  264. [1991] Bae Woo-hee — South Korean singer and actress known for Dal Shabet and her participation in The Unit.
  265. [1991] Choi Min-ho — South Korean entertainer known for his work in Shinee, acting, and solo music.
  266. [1991] Eli Kim — Korean-American singer and rapper, known for his time in the boy band U-KISS.
  267. [1991] Goo Hara — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the group Kara.
  268. [1991] Hoya (singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work in Infinite and solo career.
  269. [1991] Irene (singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and rapper best known as the leader of Red Velvet.
  270. [1991] Jiyul (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group Dal Shabet.
  271. [1991] Kang Min-hyuk — South Korean musician, singer-songwriter, and actor known for his role in CNBLUE.
  272. [1991] Key (entertainer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and versatile entertainer known for his multifaceted career.
  273. [1991] Kim Ga-young (actress) — South Korean actress and singer known for her time in the girl group Stellar.
  274. [1991] L'Arc-en-Ciel — Iconic Japanese rock band known for their evolution from visual kei to mainstream success.
  275. [1991] Lee Jae-jin (musician, born 1991) — South Korean musician and actor, known for his role in the band F.T. Island.
  276. [1991] Maeda Atsuko — Japanese actress and singer, best known for her time as a prominent member of AKB48.
  277. [1991] Maeng Se-chang — South Korean actor and singer known for early career roles and musical group activities.
  278. [1991] Min (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and former member of Miss A known professionally as Min.
  279. [1991] Minami Takahashi — Japanese television personality and singer, known as the first General Director of AKB48.
  280. [1991] Nana (entertainer) — South Korean singer, actress, and model known for her work with After School.
  281. [1991] Nicole Jung — American singer known for her time in the girl group Kara and subsequent solo career.
  282. [1991] Oasis (band) — Iconic English rock band, central to the Britpop movement.
  283. [1991] Park Cho-rong — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actress best known as the leader of Apink.
  284. [1991] Rie Kitahara — Japanese singer and actress known for her roles in idol groups AKB48, SKE48, and NGT48.
  285. [1991] Tomomi Itano — Japanese performing artist, model, and actress known for her time in AKB48.
  286. [1991] Yeo Hoon-min — South Korean singer and actor known for U-KISS, balancing music with dramatic roles.
  287. [1991] Yuki Kashiwagi — Japanese gravure idol and model, known for her long tenure in the AKB48 group.
  288. [1992] Ash (band) — Northern Irish rock band known for their energetic performances and enduring career.
  289. [1992] Baro (entertainer) — South Korean entertainer known for rapping, singing, and acting roles.
  290. [1992] Black Eyed Peas — Pioneering American pop-rap group known for massive sales and global hits.
  291. [1992] Blink-182 — Pioneering pop-punk rock band known for high-energy anthems and relatable lyrics.
  292. [1992] Built to Spill — American indie rock band centered on Doug Martsch, formed in Boise, Idaho.
  293. [1992] Chen (singer) — South Korean singer and songwriter known for his vocal prowess in Exo and solo work.
  294. [1992] Choi Min-hwan — South Korean musician, actor, and drummer for the band F.T. Island.
  295. [1992] Hani (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with EXID and solo endeavors.
  296. [1992] Koharu Kusumi — Japanese actress, model, and singer known for her role in Morning Musume.
  297. [1992] Kusumi Koharu — Japanese actress, model, and singer known for her role in Morning Musume and anime voice work.
  298. [1992] L (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actor known professionally as L, active in music and drama.
  299. [1992] Minami Minegishi — Japanese media personality and former prominent member of the idol group AKB48.
  300. [1992] Natsuyaki Miyabi — Japanese singer known for her tenure in Hello! Project, Berryz Kobo, and Pink Cres.
  301. [1992] Park Soo-young (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in After School and solo career.
  302. [1992] Seo Taiji and Boys — Pioneering South Korean boy band that revolutionized K-Pop with rap and social critique.
  303. [1992] Woo Hye-rim — South Korean singer, rapper, and songwriter known for her time in Wonder Girls.
  304. [1992] Yoo Ara — South Korean singer and actress known for Hello Venus and musical theater roles.
  305. [1992] Yuna (singer, born 1992) — South Korean singer-songwriter, actress, and yoga instructor known by the stage name Yuna.
  306. [1992] Yura (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and actress, best known for her time in the girl group Girl's Day.
  307. [1993] Backstreet Boys — Iconic American pop boy band known for hits like "I Want It That Way"
  308. [1993] Bang Min-ah — South Korean singer and actress known for Girl's Day and leading roles in dramas.
  309. [1993] Blonde Redhead — American alternative rock band known for evolving sound from noise rock to dream pop.
  310. [1993] Byung Hun (entertainer) — South Korean actor and singer known for his time in the boy band Teen Top.
  311. [1993] D.O. (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actor, known for his work in Exo and solo career.
  312. [1993] Keito Okamoto — Japanese singer and actor, formerly of Hey! Say! JUMP, known for his musical and dramatic performances.
  313. [1993] Kim Da-som — South Korean actress and singer known for Sistar, starring in dramas like The Virtual Bride.
  314. [1993] Marilyn Manson (band) — American rock band known for theatrical shock performances and controversial themes.
  315. [1993] Mino (rapper) — South Korean rapper known for his versatile artistry, evolving from underground scenes to mainstream stardom.
  316. [1993] Niall Horan — Irish singer-songwriter known for One Direction and successful solo career.
  317. [1993] Park Ji-yeon — South Korean entertainer known for her roles in dramas and solo music career.
  318. [1993] Reni Takagi — Japanese idol and former leader of Momoiro Clover Z, known for her vibrant stage presence.
  319. [1993] Ryu Hwa-young — South Korean actress and singer, known for her time in T-ara and subsequent acting career.
  320. [1993] Ryu Hyo-young — South Korean actress, model, and rapper known by the names Hyoyoung or Jung Woo-yeon.
  321. [1993] Shin Hye-jeong — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group AOA.
  322. [1993] Shin Yeon-suh — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in the girl group Gugudan.
  323. [1993] Steely Dan — Sophisticated American rock duo known for jazz-infused, lyrically complex studio albums.
  324. [1993] Weezer — American rock band known for catchy melodies and genre-blending pop-punk sound.
  325. [1993] Yoon Bo-mi — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group Apink.
  326. [1994] Airi Suzuki — Japanese singer, actress, and model known for her work with Cute and solo career.
  327. [1994] ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead — American alternative rock band known for energetic, protracted live performances.
  328. [1994] Bae Suzy — Iconic South Korean singer and actress, known for her captivating presence.
  329. [1994] Foo Fighters — American rock band formed by Dave Grohl after Nirvana's breakup, known for high-energy anthems.
  330. [1994] Go Won-hee — South Korean actress known for roles in 'King the Land' and early modeling career.
  331. [1994] Harry Styles — Iconic English singer, songwriter, and actor celebrated for flamboyant artistry.
  332. [1994] Hur Young-ji — South Korean singer, dancer, and entertainer known for her time in the girl group Kara.
  333. [1994] Jay B — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known professionally as Jay B.
  334. [1994] Jin Se-yeon — South Korean actress known for roles in Bridal Mask, Doctor Stranger, and Grand Prince.
  335. [1994] Kai (entertainer, born 1994) — South Korean singer and actor known for his powerful dance skills in K-pop.
  336. [1994] Kanako Momota — Japanese idol, actress, and singer, best known as the leader of Momoiro Clover Z.
  337. [1994] Kang Ji-young — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in Kara and subsequent career in Japan.
  338. [1994] Kang Seung-yoon — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, and leader of the boy band Winner.
  339. [1994] Krystal Jung — American and South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in K-dramas.
  340. [1994] Lee Hae-in (singer) — South Korean singer, creative director, and actress known for her journey through survival shows.
  341. [1994] Lee Hye-ri — South Korean actress, singer, and TV personality known for Girl's Day and leading roles.
  342. [1994] Loso — Pioneering Thai rock band known for fusing indie sounds with traditional Thai melodies.
  343. [1994] Maroon 5 — American pop rock band known for hits like "Moves Like Jagger" and "Sugar".
  344. [1994] Mayu Watanabe — Japanese retired singer and actress, known for her time in the idol group AKB48.
  345. [1994] Na Hae-ryung — South Korean actress known for roles in dramas and former member of EXID.
  346. [1994] Park Jin-young — South Korean singer, actor, and songwriter known for Got7 and dramatic roles.
  347. [1994] Park Subin — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actress known for her work with Dal Shabet.
  348. [1994] Seola (singer) — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of WJSN.
  349. [1994] Sigur Rós — Icelandic post-rock band known for ethereal sound and Jónsi's falsetto vocals.
  350. [1994] Spice Girls — Iconic English girl group known for 'Girl Power' and leading the 90s pop resurgence.
  351. [1994] Umika Kawashima — Japanese actress, singer, and voice actress known for her work in idol groups and television.
  352. [1994] Wendy (singer) — South Korean singer, member of Red Velvet, known for powerful vocals and solo endeavors.
  353. [1995] Bona (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for WJSN, gaining fame in drama roles.
  354. [1995] Hwang Min-hyun — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for NU'EST and solo endeavors.
  355. [1995] Kei (singer) — South Korean singer known for Lovelyz, solo work, and musical theater endeavors.
  356. [1995] Ki Hui-hyeon — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for her time in the girl group DIA.
  357. [1995] Lee Hwa-kyum — South Korean actress known for Hello Venus, transitioning to a dedicated acting career.
  358. [1995] Lee Ju-eun — South Korean singer and actress known for her work in DIA and solo music career.
  359. [1995] Momoka Ariyasu — Japanese singer, photographer, and former idol member of Momoiro Clover Z.
  360. [1995] NSYNC — American pop boy band formed in 1995, known for massive early 2000s success.
  361. [1995] Park Jeong-hwa — South Korean singer and actress, known for her work in the girl group EXID.
  362. [1995] Shiori Tamai — Japanese singer and member of the girl group Momoiro Clover Z, known for her yellow signature color.
  363. [1995] V (singer) — South Korean singer known professionally as V, a key member of BTS and successful solo artist.
  364. [1996] Ayaka Sasaki — Japanese idol singer, known for her role in the group Momoiro Clover Z.
  365. [1996] Choi Yu-jin — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in CLC and Kep1er.
  366. [1996] H.O.T. — Pioneering South Korean boy band, setting the template for modern K-pop idols.
  367. [1996] Hagiwara Mai — Japanese former idol singer and actress known for her time in the group Cute.
  368. [1996] Im Do-hwa — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her time in AOA.
  369. [1996] Lee Jin-hyuk — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with UP10TION.
  370. [1996] Linkin Park — American alternative rock band known for fusing nu metal, hip-hop, and electronica.
  371. [1996] Oh Ha-young — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group Apink.
  372. [1996] Shin Jee-won — South Korean actress known for Berry Good, transitioning to a dedicated acting career.
  373. [1996] Yerin (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with GFriend and subsequent solo career.
  374. [1996] Yoon Chae-kyung — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in girl groups and dramatic roles.
  375. [1997] Cha Eun-woo — South Korean singer and actor known for his roles in K-dramas and solo music career.
  376. [1997] Choi Yu-ju — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with FNC Entertainment.
  377. [1997] Coldplay — British rock band known for anthemic performances and global chart success.
  378. [1997] Dawon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress, known for her membership in the girl group WJSN.
  379. [1997] Han Hye-ri — South Korean singer and actress known for Produce 101 and I.B.I.
  380. [1997] Jang Gyu-ri — South Korean actress known for her roles in 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay' and subsequent acting career.
  381. [1997] Jurina Matsui — Japanese entertainer, former SKE48 ace, singer, and actress known for her idol career.
  382. [1997] S.E.S. (group) — Pioneering South Korean girl group formed by SM Entertainment, known for their early 2000s dominance.
  383. [1997] Yebin (singer) — South Korean singer-songwriter known for DIA and her solo career.
  384. [1998] Gorillaz — British virtual alternative rock band featuring Damon Albarn's music.
  385. [1998] Jeong Ye-in — South Korean singer and actress known for Lovelyz, solo music, and diverse acting roles.
  386. [1998] Kim Dong-han — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for survival shows and boy groups.
  387. [1998] Lee Hyun-joo (actress) — South Korean actress and singer known for her time in April and subsequent acting career.
  388. [1998] Morning Musume — Iconic Japanese idol girl group known for continuous reinvention and massive sales.
  389. [1999] Arashi — Iconic Japanese boy band formed by Johnny & Associates, known for massive success.
  390. [1999] Arin (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known professionally as Arin, a member of Oh My Girl.
  391. [1999] Bloc Party — English indie rock band known for their energetic sound and critical success.
  392. [1999] Bora (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her participation in survival shows.
  393. [1999] Broken Social Scene — A Canadian indie rock band known for its expansive, baroque pop sound.
  394. [1999] Choi Hyun-suk — South Korean rapper, singer, and dancer known for his role in the boy band Treasure.
  395. [1999] Choi Ye-na — South Korean singer and actress known for her solo career and participation in girl group survival shows.
  396. [1999] Exile (Japanese band) — A prominent 17-member Japanese boy band under the Avex Group umbrella.
  397. [1999] Kang Hye-won — South Korean actress and singer known for Iz*One, solo music, and acting roles.
  398. [1999] Kang Mi-na — South Korean actress, singer, and rapper known for I.O.I and her dramatic roles.
  399. [1999] O-Zone — Moldovan Eurodance group known for the global hit "Dragostea din tei"
  400. [1999] Yeri (singer) — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of Red Velvet.
  401. [1999] Yoo Yeon-jung — South Korean singer known for WJSN, I.O.I, and musical theatre performances.
  402. [2000] Choi Bo-min (entertainer) — South Korean singer, actor, and host known for his time in the group Golden Child.
  403. [2000] Huh Ji-won — South Korean model, actress, and singer known for her work in K-pop groups and solo endeavors.
  404. [2000] Jeno (singer) — South Korean rapper and singer known for his work with the boy group NCT.
  405. [2000] Jo Aram — South Korean actress known for her roles in 'Doctor Cha' and former member of Gugudan.
  406. [2000] Lee Chae-yeon — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her work in Iz*One and solo career.
  407. [2000] Nancy (singer) — South Korean and American singer, actress, and host known for her work with Momoland.
  408. [2000] Noah (band) — Iconic Indonesian alternative pop/rock band, formerly Peterpan, now Noah.
  409. [2000] Perfume (Japanese band) — Iconic Japanese technopop girl group known for futuristic choreography and electronic soundscapes.
  410. [2000] Rage Against the Machine — American rock band known for melding heavy metal, rap, and punk with anti-authoritarian lyrics.
  411. [2000] Ryohei Chiba — Member of the Japanese pop boy band W-inds, known for their energetic performances.
  412. [2001] Arcade Fire — Acclaimed Canadian indie rock band known for anthemic, emotionally rich soundscapes.
  413. [2001] Fall Out Boy — American pop-punk rock band known for witty lyrics and massive stadium anthems.
  414. [2001] Jang Da-ah — South Korean actress and model known for her role in Pyramid Game.
  415. [2001] My Chemical Romance — Influential American rock band known for emo and pop-punk anthems.
  416. [2001] S.H.E — A successful Taiwanese Mandopop girl group known for their enduring presence in the music industry.
  417. [2001] Tanaka Koki — Member of the Japanese boy band KAT-TUN, known for his participation in major J-Pop milestones.
  418. [2001] The Killers — American rock band known for anthemic hits and global stadium performances.
  419. [2002] Arctic Monkeys — Influential English rock band known for lyrical prowess and evolution in sound.
  420. [2002] Bang Ye-dam — South Korean singer, songwriter, and producer known for Treasure and solo work.
  421. [2002] Manon Bannerman — Swiss singer known for her debut with the girl group Katseye.
  422. [2002] Shota Yasuda — Five-member Japanese boy band known for pop/rock music and variety show hosting.
  423. [2002] Sophia Laforteza — Filipina and American singer, known for her debut in the girl group Katseye.
  424. [2003] Kim Do-ah — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for survival shows and solo music.
  425. [2003] TVXQ — Iconic South Korean boy band, known for pioneering K-pop's global expansion.
  426. [2003] Yoon Seo-yeon — South Korean singer and actress, known for her membership in the girl group TripleS.
  427. [2003] Yuna (singer, born 2003) — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her role in the group Itzy.
  428. [2004] Daniela Avanzini — American singer and dancer known for her work in the girl group Katseye.
  429. [2004] Jini (singer) — South Korean singer and rapper known for her work in Nmixx and solo endeavors.
  430. [2004] Kano Fujihira — Japanese multi-talented artist known for her work in idol groups and J-Pop.
  431. [2004] Kim Chae-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in tripleS and various sub-units.
  432. [2004] Momoe Mori — Japanese rapper, dancer, model, and actress known for her work with the group @onefive.
  433. [2004] Paramore — American rock band known for high-energy performances and evolving sound.
  434. [2004] Soyoka Yoshida — Japanese multi-talented artist known for her work in idol groups and fashion modeling.
  435. [2004] Tsugumi Aritomo — Japanese singer, dancer, model, and actress known for her work in idol groups.
  436. [2005] Kang Ye-seo — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in K-pop groups Kep1er and Madein.
  437. [2005] Lara Raj — American singer known for her debut in the girl group Katseye.
  438. [2005] Lee Ji-woo — South Korean singer and actress, known for her participation in TripleS.
  439. [2005] Super Junior — Iconic South Korean boy band, celebrated as 'Kings of Hallyu Wave'
  440. [2006] Megan Skiendiel — American singer, dancer, and actress known for her work in the girl group Katseye.
  441. [2007] Alt-J — English indie rock band known for complex, art-pop soundscapes.
  442. [2007] Wonder Girls — Pioneering South Korean girl group known for global ambitions and chart breakthroughs.
  443. [2008] 2PM — A highly influential South Korean boy band known for its masculine 'beast idol' image.
  444. [2008] Shinee — Iconic South Korean boy band known as the "Princes of K-pop"
  445. [2009] 2NE1 — Pioneering South Korean girl group known for fashion, stage presence, and breaking K-pop stereotypes.
  446. [2010] BTS — Global South Korean boy band known for lyrical depth on self-love and mental health.
  447. [2010] One Direction — English–Irish pop boy band known for massive global success and record sales.
  448. [2011] 5 Seconds of Summer — Australian pop rock band known for massive global success and chart-topping albums.
  449. [2011] Exo — South Korean-Chinese boy band formed by SM Entertainment, known for multilingual performances.
  450. [2011] Kota Yabu — A highly successful Japanese boy band known for its longevity and diverse media presence.
  451. [2011] Ryutaro Morimoto — A highly successful Japanese boy band known for its extensive career in music and acting.
  452. [2011] Yuya Takaki — A highly successful Japanese boy band known for its longevity and diverse media presence.
  453. [2012] AKB48 — A highly influential Japanese idol group known for its 'Idols You Can Meet' concept.
  454. [2012] Moranbong Band — North Korean girl group known for pop, rock, and fusion performances.
  455. [2012] Toko Yasuda — Japanese musician known for her work with Enon, St. Vincent, and Cate Le Bon.
  456. [2013] Garnet Crow — Japanese pop/rock band known for neo acoustic sounds, active from 1999 to 2013.
  457. [2013] Momoiro Clover Z — Energetic Japanese idol girl group known for dynamic performances and anime theme songs.
  458. [2014] Girls' Generation — Iconic South Korean girl group, a leading figure of the Korean Wave and K-pop.
  459. [2014] Red Velvet (group) — A highly successful South Korean girl group known for their dual 'Red' and 'Velvet' musical styles.
  460. [2015] Twice — Iconic South Korean girl group known for bright concepts and global K-pop influence.
  461. [2016] Blackpink — Global K-pop powerhouse recognized for 'girl crush' concepts and massive international reach.
  462. [2016] On Air (Queen album) — A 2016 compilation album by the British rock band Queen, featuring various formats.
  463. [2018] Boy Story — A Chinese boy band formed by JYP Entertainment and TME, debuting in 2018.
  464. [2019] BigBang (South Korean band) — Pioneering South Korean boy band, known as the 'Kings of K-pop' for their trendsetting artistry.
  465. [2019] Bini (group) — A prominent Filipino girl group formed through ABS-CBN's idol training program.
  466. [2021] Radiohead — Pioneering English rock band known for experimental sound and lyrical depth.
  467. [2024] All(H)Ours — South Korean boy band managed by Eden Entertainment, debuting in 2024.
  468. [2025] Butthole Surfers — American rock band known for chaotic, psychedelic, and noise-infused punk rock.