Known as the ultimate pop icon, Michael Jackson started with the Jackson 5 and redefined pop with his album "Thriller", which crossed genres and set new standards
The voice of a generation, Dylan's folk poetry and roots rock influenced many, including The Beatles, and sparked the folk-rock boom and the Laurel Canyon songwriting explosion
The Queen Of Pop, Madonna reinvented herself constantly, blending dance-pop with provocative themes, and significantly influenced the fashion and sound of female pop artists
A genre-defying artist, Prince blended rock, soul, gospel, R&B, synth-funk, and New Wave, redefining attitudes to fashion and sexuality
Progressive rock giants who broke musical barriers with albums like "The Dark Side Of The Moon", blending socially conscious lyrics with innovative sound production
Known for their hard rock sound, mixing blues-rock with old English magic, Led Zeppelin's influence laid the foundations for heavy metal and inspired countless rock bands
A revolutionary guitar player, Hendrix's use of riffs, shredding, and distortion redefined rock guitar playing and left a lasting impact on the music industry
A phenomenon in pop music, The Beatles' exploration of various genres and studio experimentation opened new doors for pop music, influencing countless artists
Known as "Queen Bey", Beyoncé has become an icon in pop music with her empowering lyrics and strong stage presence, shifting narratives around feminism and race in pop music
Led by Kurt Cobain, Nirvana's grunge sound and honest lyrics in the early 1990s changed the pop music landscape and paved the way for alternative rock