This list brings together 76 singers whose names start with the letter G, running alphabetically from “George Michael” to “Gilberto Santa Rosa”. You’ll find pop icons, country legends, reggae stars, K-pop trailblazers, and rock frontmen side by side, spanning decades and genres. People use lists like this to discover new music, settle trivia debates, or simply jog their memory when a favorite artist’s name is on the tip of their tongue.
Singers are performers who use their voice as their primary instrument, often building entire careers around a distinctive vocal style or sound. Some, like Gladys Knight, earned nicknames that captured their legacy, while others, like Gary Numan, helped define entirely new genres such as synth-pop. Many singers on this list also write their own songs, blurring the line between vocalist and songwriter.
Below you’ll find the table with Singer and Description.
Singer: the artist’s stage name or performing name, listed alphabetically so you can quickly scan or search for someone specific.
Description: a short summary of who the singer is, their country of origin, and what they’re best known for, giving you quick context at a glance.
Singers
| Singer |
|---|
| George Michael |
| Gwen Stefani |
| Grace Jones |
| Gladys Knight |
| Garth Brooks |
| Gloria Estefan |
| Gloria Gaynor |
| Glen Campbell |
| Grimes |
| Gerry Rafferty |
| Gene Pitney |
| Gene Vincent |
| Gary Numan |
| Gary Barlow |
| Geri Halliwell |
| Gilberto Gil |
| Grace Slick |
| Gregory Porter |
| Gavin DeGraw |
| Gavin Rossdale |
| George Strait |
| George Jones |
| George Benson |
| Ginuwine |
| Grace VanderWaal |
| Guy Sebastian |
| Gene Simmons |
| Glenn Frey |
| Glenn Danzig |
| Graham Nash |
| Gordon Lightfoot |
| Gackt |
| Gabrielle |
| Gabriella Cilmi |
| Gilbert O’Sullivan |
| Gnarls Barkley |
| Gotye |
| Grace Potter |
| Gregory Isaacs |
| G-Eazy |
| G-Dragon |
| Gemma Hayes |
| Gene Autry |
| Glen Hansard |
| Gord Downie |
| Gregg Allman |
| Gustavo Cerati |
| Gal Costa |
| Gerard Way |
| George Ezra |
| Gabby Barrett |
| Gigi D’Alessio |
| Giorgia |
| Girl in Red |
| Gucci Mane |
| G Herbo |
| G Flip |
| Goldfrapp |
| Guy Clark |
| Gordon Haskell |
| Girls Aloud |
| Goo Goo Dolls |
| Green Day |
| Guns N’ Roses |
| Gorillaz |
| Godsmack |
| Gnash |
| Galantis |
| Gino Vannelli |
| Gerry Marsden |
| Gladys Bentley |
| Gene Chandler |
| Gerald Levert |
| Gary Puckett |
| Georgie Fame |
| Gilberto Santa Rosa |
Descriptions
George Michael
English singer-songwriter who rose to fame in the duo Wham! before a hugely successful solo career with hits like “Careless Whisper” and “Faith”.
Gwen Stefani
American singer who first found fame as the frontwoman of No Doubt before launching a successful solo pop career.
Grace Jones
Jamaican singer, model, and actress known for her striking androgynous image and hits like “Pull Up to the Bumper”.
Gladys Knight
American soul singer known as “The Empress of Soul,” famous for hits with the Pips like “Midnight Train to Georgia”.
Garth Brooks
American country singer who became one of the best-selling solo artists in music history, blending country with rock showmanship.
Gloria Estefan
Cuban-American singer who rose to fame with Miami Sound Machine before a long solo career in pop and Latin music.
Gloria Gaynor
American singer best known for the disco anthem “I Will Survive”.
Glen Campbell
American country singer and guitarist known for hits like “Rhinestone Cowboy” and “Wichita Lineman”.
Grimes
Canadian singer and producer known for her experimental, self-produced electropop music.
Gerry Rafferty
Scottish singer-songwriter best remembered for the hit “Baker Street”.
Gene Pitney
American pop singer known for dramatic ballads such as “Town Without Pity”.
Gene Vincent
American rock and roll pioneer best known for “Be-Bop-A-Lula”.
Gary Numan
English singer and musician who helped pioneer synth-pop with the hit “Cars”.
Gary Barlow
English singer and songwriter, frontman of the pop group Take That.
Geri Halliwell
English singer known as “Ginger Spice” of the Spice Girls, who also had solo pop hits.
Gilberto Gil
Brazilian singer-songwriter and a leading figure of the Tropicalia movement.
Grace Slick
American singer known as the voice of Jefferson Airplane and later Jefferson Starship.
Gregory Porter
American jazz and soul singer celebrated for his rich, warm baritone voice.
Gavin DeGraw
American singer-songwriter known for the hit “I Don’t Want to Be”.
Gavin Rossdale
British singer, frontman of the rock band Bush.
George Strait
American country singer nicknamed “King of Country,” known for dozens of chart-topping hits.
George Jones
American country singer celebrated for his distinctive voice and songs like “He Stopped Loving Her Today”.
George Benson
American singer and jazz guitarist known for smooth vocal hits like “Give Me the Night”.
Ginuwine
American R&B singer known for the hit “Pony”.
Grace VanderWaal
American singer-songwriter who rose to fame as a teenager after winning America’s Got Talent.
Guy Sebastian
Australian singer who won the first season of Australian Idol and became a major pop star.
Gene Simmons
American musician and co-lead vocalist of the rock band KISS.
Glenn Frey
American singer and guitarist, a founding member of the Eagles.
Glenn Danzig
American singer known for his work fronting the bands Misfits, Samhain, and Danzig.
Graham Nash
English singer, a member of the Hollies and later Crosby, Stills & Nash.
Gordon Lightfoot
Canadian singer-songwriter known for folk hits such as “Sundown”.
Gackt
Japanese singer and musician known for his theatrical rock style and solo career.
Gabrielle
British singer known for the hit “Dreams” and her signature eye patch.
Gabriella Cilmi
Australian singer known for the soulful pop hit “Sweet About Me”.
Gilbert O’Sullivan
Irish singer-songwriter best known for the hit “Alone Again (Naturally)”.
Gnarls Barkley
American musical duo of Cee Lo Green and Danger Mouse, known for the hit “Crazy”.
Gotye
Belgian-Australian singer known worldwide for “Somebody That I Used to Know”.
Grace Potter
American singer known for her soulful rock voice, originally of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals.
Gregory Isaacs
Jamaican reggae singer known as the “Cool Ruler” for his smooth romantic style.
G-Eazy
American rapper and singer known for melodic, hook-driven hip-hop.
G-Dragon
South Korean singer and leader of the influential K-pop group BIGBANG.
Gemma Hayes
Irish singer-songwriter known for atmospheric folk-rock music.
Gene Autry
American singer and actor known as “The Singing Cowboy” for his Western films and songs.
Glen Hansard
Irish singer known for “Falling Slowly” and the film Once.
Gord Downie
Canadian singer, frontman of the rock band the Tragically Hip.
Gregg Allman
American singer and organist, co-founder of the Allman Brothers Band.
Gustavo Cerati
Argentine singer, frontman of Soda Stereo and a major figure in Latin rock.
Gal Costa
Brazilian singer closely associated with the Tropicalia movement.
Gerard Way
American singer, frontman of the rock band My Chemical Romance.
George Ezra
British singer known for the deep-voiced hit “Budapest”.
Gabby Barrett
American country singer known for the hit “I Hope”.
Gigi D’Alessio
Italian singer-songwriter and one of Italy’s best-selling recording artists.
Giorgia
Italian singer known for her powerful voice and pop-soul hits.
Girl in Red
Norwegian singer-songwriter known for intimate, bedroom-pop style music.
Gucci Mane
American rapper considered a pioneer of trap music.
G Herbo
American rapper known for his role in Chicago’s drill music scene.
G Flip
Australian singer-songwriter and drummer known for energetic indie-pop hits.
Goldfrapp
English musical duo fronted by singer Alison Goldfrapp, known for “Strict Machine”.
Guy Clark
American singer-songwriter, a key figure in Texas country and folk music.
Gordon Haskell
English singer-songwriter, former King Crimson bassist known for “How Wonderful You Are”.
Girls Aloud
British girl group known for a long run of UK chart-topping singles.
Goo Goo Dolls
American rock band known for the hit ballad “Iris”.
Green Day
American punk rock band known for albums like Dookie and American Idiot.
Guns N’ Roses
American hard rock band known for hits like “Sweet Child o’ Mine”.
Gorillaz
Virtual band created by Damon Albarn, known for hits like “Feel Good Inc.”.
Godsmack
American rock band known for its heavy, hard rock sound.
Gnash
American singer-songwriter known for the hit “i hate u, i love u”.
Galantis
Swedish production and DJ duo known for upbeat electronic dance hits.
Gino Vannelli
Canadian singer known for the hit “I Just Wanna Stop”.
Gerry Marsden
English singer, frontman of Gerry and the Pacemakers, known for “You’ll Never Walk Alone”.
Gladys Bentley
American blues singer of the early 20th century known for her deep, powerful voice.
Gene Chandler
American singer best known for the hit “Duke of Earl”.
Gerald Levert
American R&B singer known for his work with the group LeVert and as a solo artist.
Gary Puckett
American singer known for hits with Gary Puckett and the Union Gap.
Georgie Fame
British singer known for the hit “The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde”.
Gilberto Santa Rosa
Puerto Rican singer celebrated as one of the leading voices in modern salsa music.