List of glam metal bands and artists

The following is a list of glam metal bands and artists and includes bands and artists that have been described as glam metal or its interchangeable terms, dollhouse, hair metal,[1] hair bands,[2] and pop metal[3] by professional journalists at some stage in their career. Glam metal is a subgenre of heavy metal[4] and is influenced by 1970s glam rock.[5] Glam metal groups wear "... flashy clothing, heavy makeup, and large, teased hair ...".[6]

Glam metal bands (1971–Present)

Name Citations
Accept (Eat the Heat era)
Aerosmith (1987–1989) [7][8][9]
Alias [10]
Alice Cooper (1986–1991) [11][12]
Alice N' Chains (early) [13]
Angel [14]
Autograph [15]
Babylon A.D. [16]
Bad Company (1986–1992) [17]
Bad English [18]
Bad4Good [1]
Badlands [19]
Bang Tango [20]
Beggars & Thieves [21]
Black 'N Blue [22]
Blakfish [23]
Blue Tears [24]
Bon Jovi (1983-1989) [25][26]
Brighton Rock [27]
Britny Fox [28]
Bulletboys [20]
Celtic Frost (Cold Lake era) [29][30]
Child's Play [31]
Cinderella [26][32]
Circus of Power [33]
Contraband [34]
Cycle Sluts from Hell [35]
Damn Yankees [34]
Danger Danger [36]
Dangerous Toys [37]
David Lee Roth [26]
Def Leppard (1983–Present) [38][39]
Dirty Looks [40]
Discharge (Grave New World era) [41]
Divlje Jagode [42]
D'Molls [37]
The Dogs D'Amour [31]
Dokken [32][43]
The Donnas [44]
Easy Action [45]
Enuff Z'nuff [46]
Europe (1985 - 1991) [47]
Every Mother's Nightmare [48]
Extreme [49]
Ezo [31]
Faster Pussycat [32][50]
Fastway [51]
FireHouse [52]
Frehley's Comet [31]
Giant [53]
Giuffria [54]
Gorky Park (1987-1994) [55]
Gotthard [56]
Great White [57]
Gun [58]
Guns N' Roses
Halloween [59]
Hanoi Rocks [32]
Hardline [60]
Heaven's Edge [31]
Heavy Bones [61]
Helix [31]
Hollywood Rose [62]
Honeymoon Suite [63]
House of Lords [45]
Hurricane [64]
Icon [65]
It's Alive [66]
Jackyl [67]
Japan [68]
Jefferson Starship (1981–1984) [69]
Jetboy [70]
Johnny Crash [71]
Junkyard [31]
Judas Priest (Turbo era) [72]
Keel [73]
Kik Tracee [74]
King Kobra [75]
Kingdom Come [76]
Kiss [77][78]
Kix [79][39]
Krokus [80][81]
L. A. Guns [82]
Name Citations
Lillian Axe [83]
Lita Ford [84]
Little Caesar [31]
Lion [31]
Lizzy Borden [85]
London [86]
Lord Tracy [31]
Loudness (1984-1991) [87]
Love/Hate [37]
Loverboy
Milli Vanilli
Mötley Crüe [32][39][49]
Mr. Big [88]
Nelson [89]
Night Ranger [90]
Nitro [32]
The Nymphs [91]
Osvajači [92][93]
Ozzy Osbourne (The Ultimate Sin era) [94]
Pantera (early) [95]
Poison [26][32]
Pretty Boy Floyd [96]
Queensrÿche (1986-1992) [97]
Quiet Riot [98][99]
The Quireboys [100]
Ratt [32][39]
Return [101]
Riverdogs [102]
Rock City Angels [103]
Rose Tattoo (1984-1987)
Rough Cutt [104]
Roxx Gang [31]
The Runaways [105]
Saigon Kick [106]
Salty Dog [107]
Scorpions (1982-1991) [108]
Sea Hags [31]
Shark Island [109]
Shotgun Messiah [110]
Silverhead [111]
Skid Row (1986–1991) [112][38][49]
Slaughter [113]
Sleeze Beez [114]
Smashed Gladys [37]
SouthGang [66]
Spinal Tap [115]
Stage Dolls [107]
Steelheart [116]
Stryper
Styx (Edge of the Century era) [117]
The Survivors [118]
Tesla [26][38]
Thor [119]
Tigertailz [120]
T.N.T. [121]
Tora Tora [122]
T-Ride [123]
Treat [124]
Trixter [125]
T.S.O.L. (1986-1990) [126]
Tuff [31]
21 Guns [127]
Twisted Sister [128][81]
Ugly Kid Joe [129]
Vain [31]
Vandal [1]
Vandenberg [130]
Van Halen [39]
Vince Neil [131]
Vinnie Vincent Invasion [132]
Vixen [133]
Warrant [32][50]
W.A.S.P. (1982-1992) [32][47]
White Lion [134][50]
Whitesnake [50]
White Tiger [135]
Winger [136][49]
Winter Rose [137]
Wrathchild [38]
X Japan (1982–1991, select songs) [138]
XYZ [139]
Y&T [140]
Zebra [141]

Glam metal revival bands

Name Citations
Blessed By A Broken Heart [142]
Brain Donor [143]
Brides of Destruction [144]
Crashdïet [145]
The Darkness [146]
The Datsuns [147]
Diamond Nights [148]
Diemonds [149]
Dirty Penny [150]
Dynazty [151]
Hardcore Superstar [63]
Name Citations
H.E.A.T. [152]
Hinder [152]
Impotent Sea Snakes [153]
Orgy [154]
The Poodles [155]
Reckless Love [156]
Steel Panther [157]
Towers of London [158]
Nasty Crue [159]
The Last Vegas [160]
Santa Cruz [161]

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