List of dance-pop artists
Appearance
This is a list of notable dance-pop artists.
0–9
A
- Paula Abdul[6][7]
- Ace of Base[8][9]
- Christina Aguilera[10]
- Alcazar[11]
- AlunaGeorge[12][13]
- A-L-X[14]
- Ambitious Lovers[15]
- Anastacia[16]
- Annie[17][18][19]
- Aqua[20][21]
- David Archuleta[22]
- Tina Arena[23]
- Army of Lovers[24]
- Rick Astley[25][26]
- Atomic Kitten[27][28]
- The Attic[29]
- Audio Playground[30][31]
- Aurora[32]
- Avicii[33][34]
- Axé Bahia[35]
B
- B*Witched[36]
- Backstreet Boys[37][38]
- Bad Boys Blue[39]
- Zoë Badwi[23]
- Bananarama[6][40]
- Banghra[41]
- Azealia Banks[42]
- Bardeux[43][44]
- Basement Jaxx[45][46][47]
- Bastille[48]
- Daniel Bedingfield[49][50]
- The Beloved[51]
- Betty Who[23]
- The Beu Sisters[52]
- Beyoncé[53][54]
- Justin Bieber[6]
- The Black Eyed Peas[55][56]
- Black Kids[57]
- Blood Orange[58][59]
- Bloodshy & Avant[60]
- The Boomtang Boys[61]
- La Bouche[62][63]
- David Bowie[64]
- Brazilian Girls[65][66]
- Bronski Beat[67][68]
- Chris Brown[69]
- Havana Brown[23][70]
- Emma Bunton[71]
C
- C+C Music Factory[72]
- Can-linn[73]
- Mariah Carey[10][74][75]
- Caribou[76]
- Dina Carroll[77]
- Aaron Carter[78]
- Cascada[79]
- Cause and Effect[80]
- Charli XCX[81][82]
- Cher[83]
- Neneh Cherry[84][85]
- China Doll[86]
- Ciara[87]
- Classixx[88]
- Clean Bandit[89][90]
- Cobra Starship[91][92]
- Kimberly Cole[93]
- The Communards[67][68]
- Company B[94]
- Ida Corr[95]
- The Cover Girls[96]
- Taio Cruz[97]
- Cut Copy[98][99][100]
D
- Da Pump[101]
- Taylor Dayne[102][103]
- DB Boulevard[104]
- Dead Disco[105]
- Dead or Alive[106]
- Dee Dee[107]
- Deee-Lite[108][109]
- Delorean[110][111][112]
- Kat DeLuna[113]
- Destiny's Child[114]
- Deuce[115]
- Dev[116][117]
- DHT[118]
- Celine Dion[10]
- Disclosure[48]
- DJ BoBo[119]
- DJ Encore[120]
- Dubstar[121]
- Hilary Duff[122][123]
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
- M People[203][204]
- Madonna[10][150][174]
- Maroon 5[205][206]
- Lisa Matassa (as Lysa Lynn)[207]
- Matt and Kim[208][209]
- Mel and Kim[210]
- Javiera Mena[211]
- M.I.A.[212][213]
- Miami Sound Machine[134]
- George Michael[214][215]
- MiChi[216]
- Mika[217][218]
- Milli Vanilli[219][220]
- Nicki Minaj[159][221]
- Dannii Minogue[222]
- Kylie Minogue[6][23][70]
- Modern Talking[223]
- Moloko[224][225]
- Momoiro Clover Z[226]
- Alanis Morissette[227][228]
- m.o.v.e[229]
- Movetron[230]
- Samantha Mumba[231]
- James Murphy[195]
- Róisín Murphy[192][232]
N
O
P
Q
R
S
- S Club 7[269]
- Marta Sánchez[270]
- Santigold[271][272]
- The Saturdays[40]
- Seiko Matsuda[273]
- Selena Gomez & the Scene[274]
- September[275]
- Shakira[276][277]
- Shinee[278]
- Shura[279]
- Sia[23][280]
- Jessica Simpson[281][282]
- Troye Sivan[283]
- Sam Smith[284][285]
- Solid HarmoniE[286]
- Tommy Sparks[287]
- Britney Spears[6][10][69]
- Speed[288]
- Spice Girls[289][290]
- Stacey Q[44]
- Stakka Bo[291]
- Alexandra Stan[292]
- Lisa Stansfield[293]
- Brenda K. Starr[294]
- Gwen Stefani[295]
- Steps[296]
- Stevie B[297]
- Stock Aitken Waterman[298]
- Sugababes[299]
- Linda Sundblad[300]
- Swedish House Mafia[164]
- Taylor Swift[163]
- Sylvan Esso[301][302]
T
- T-ara[303]
- T-Spoon[304]
- Take That[305]
- Tarkan[306]
- t.A.T.u.[307][308]
- Tegan and Sara[309][310]
- Therese[311]
- Tiësto[164]
- Tiffany[150]
- Timbaland[235]
- Justin Timberlake[69]
- The Ting Tings[312][313][314]
- Katy Tiz[315]
- Melissa Tkautz[23]
- TLC[316]
- Judy Torres[317]
- Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs[318][319]
- Jolin Tsai[320]
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
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