Royal Blood
Gojira
Patty Larkin
Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons
The Dollyrots
Daniel Skye
Lester Flatt
Brian Vander Ark
Doug Stone
Ann Wilson
Spanky and Our Gang
Al Wilson
Paula Abdul
Danny Chauncey
Family Of The Year
DeBarge
Goody Grace
- Lester Flatt – bluegrass guitarist/mandolinist – The Foggy Mountain Boys – also known as Flatt & Scruggs – 1985 Country Music Hall of Fame – 1991 International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor – (6/19/1914 – 5/11/1979)
- Tommy Devito – guitar/baritone vocalist – founding member of – The Four Seasons – hits include – Sherry – Walk Like A Man – Big Girls Don’t Cry – (6/19/1928 – 9/21/2020)
- Shirley Mae Goodman – R&B-soul-disco singer – Shirley & Lee – Shirley & Company – hits include – Shame, Shame, Shame – Feel So Good – Let The Good Times Roll – (6/19/1936 – 7/5/2005)
- Al Wilson – soul singer – best known for the 1973 million-selling number 1 hit – Show and Tell – (6/19/1939 – 4/21/2008)
- Elaine “Spanky” McFarlane – singer – Spanky and Our Gang – group hits include – Sundays Will Never Be The Same – Lazy Day – 1942
- Peter Bardens – singer/songwriter/keyboardist – founding member of progressive rock group – Camel – (6/19/1944 – 1/24/2002)
- Robin Box – guitarist – best known with – White Plains – group hits include – Julie Do Ya Love Me – My Baby Loves Lovin’ – 1944
- John Hinch – British drummer – part of the original line-up of heavy metal group – Judas Priest – 1973-1975 – additional associated acts include – Bakerloo – (6/19/1947 – 4/29/2021)
- Nick Drake – folk singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist – albums include – Five Leaves Left – Bryter Layter – Pink Moon – (6/19/1948 – 11/25/1974)
- Ann Wilson – rock singer/songwriter/musician – Heart – group hits include – Crazy On You – Magic Man – Barracuda – These Dreams – Alone – 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 1950
- Patty Larkin – folk-rock singer/songwriter/guitarist – associated acts include – Four Bitchin’ Babes – 1951
- Larry Dunn – keyboardist/songwriter/arranger/producer – best known with – Earth, Wind & Fire – 2000 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 1953
- Danny Chauncey – guitarist/songwriter – best known with southern rock group – 38 Special – associated acts include – Billy Satellite – Mistress – 1956
- Doug Stone – country singer – changed last name from Brooks to Stone to avoid confusion with Garth Brooks – hits include – I’d Be Better Off (In A Pine Box) – In A Different Light – Why Didn’t I Think of That – Too Busy Being In Love – 1956
- Diesel Dahl – rock drummer – TNT – 1959
- Mark “Marty” Debarge – R&B-soul singer/songwriter/horn player – best known for work with – DeBarge – group hits include – Rhythm of the Night – Who’s Holding Donna Now – Who’s Johnny – 1959
- Paula Abdul – pop singer/dance choreographer/TV personality – hits include – Straight Up – Forever Your Girl – 1962
- Simon Wright – rock drummer – best known with – AC/DC – Dio – 1963
- Brian Vander Ark – singer/songwriter/guitarist/actor – associated acts include – The Verve Pipe – 1966
- Brian “Head” Welch – guitarist/singer/songwriter – Korn – solo artist – 1969
- Donovan White – guitar/backing vocals – Vertical Horizon – 1970
- Scott Avett – folk singer/multi-instrumentalist – The Avett Brothers Band – 1976
- Kelly Ogden – punk rock singer/bassist – The Dollyrots – 1979
- Mario Duplantier – French-American drummer/songwriter – best known with progressive death metal band – Gojira – 1981
- Macklemore (Ben Haggerty) – rapper – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – 1983
- Sebastian Keefe – drummer – indie-rock band – Family Of The Year – 1985
- Jeremy Lenzo – bassist/backing vocals – Mayday Parade – 1986
- Jillian Hervey – alt-R&B singer/dancer – half of duo – Lion Babe – with Lucas Goodman – 1986
- Mike Kerr – English rock singer/bassist – best known as half of duo – Royal Blood – with Ben Thatcher – 1989
- Goody Grace – Canadian rock-hip hop-pop singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/rproducer – 1997
- Daniel Skye – dance-pop singer/songwriter – songs include – I Want You – We Got Us – Good As It Gets – 2000