List of sopranos in non-classical music

The soprano singing voice is the voice of children and the highest type of female voice with vocal range that typically lies between "middle C" (C₄) and "high C" (C₆)[1] The soprano voice (unlike the mezzo-soprano voice) is stronger in the head register than the chest register, resulting in a bright and ringing tone.[2] Some sopranos can sing one or more octaves above high C using the whistle register.[3]

The term soprano was developed in relation to classical and operatic voices, where the classification is based not merely on the singer's vocal range but also on the tessitura and timbre of the voice. For classical and operatic singers, their voice type determines the roles they will sing and is a primary method of categorization. In non-classical music, singers are primarily defined by their genre and their gender not their vocal range.[4] When the terms soprano, mezzo-soprano, contralto, tenor, baritone, and bass are used as descriptors of non-classical voices, they are applied more loosely than they would be to those of classical singers and generally refer only to the singer's perceived vocal range.

The following is a list of singers in country, popular music, jazz, classical crossover, and musical theatre[5] who have been described as sopranos.

List of names

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Name	Lifespan	Nationality	Associated act(s)	Refs.
Aaliyah	1979–2001	American		[6][7]
Amy Adams	1974–	American		[8]
Tawatha Agee	1954–	American	Mtume	[9][10][11]
Chloë Agnew	1989–	Irish	Celtic Woman	[12]
Christina Aguilera[lower-alpha 1]	1980–	American		[18][19][20][21][22][23]
Priscilla Ahn	1984–	American		[24][25][26]
Jhené Aiko[lower-alpha 2]	1988–	American	Cocaine 80s Twenty88	[28][29]
Christine Allado	1995–	Filipino-British		[30][31]
Lily Allen	1985–	English		[32][33][34]
Sophie Allison	1997–	American	Soccer Mommy	[35]
Christy Altomare	1986–	American		[36][37][38]
Marsha Ambrosius	1977–	English	Floetry	[39][40][41][42]
Ameriie	1980–	American		[43][44]
Kerstin Anderson	1994–	American		[45]
Julie Andrews	1935–	English		[2][46]
Maxene Andrews	1916–1995	American	The Andrews Sisters	[47]
Tina Arena	1967–	Italian-Australian		[48][49][50][51]
Vanessa Bell Armstrong	1953–	American		[52][53]
Ashanti	1980–	American		[54][55][56]
Annaleigh Ashford	1985–	American		[57]
Rosalind Ashford	1943–	American	Martha and the Vandellas	[58]
Aurora	1996–	Norwegian		[59][60][61][62][63]
Erykah Badu[lower-alpha 3]	1971–	American	Soulquarians	[66][67][68][69]
Joan Baez	1941–	American		[70][71]
Bali Baby	1997–	American		[72]
Julien Baker	1995–	American	Boygenius Forrister	[73]
Florence Ballard	1943–1976	American	The Supremes	[74][75]
Colleen Ballinger	1986–	American		[76][77]
Ali Barter	1986–	Australian		[78][79][80][81][82]
Julianna Barwick	1979– or 1980–[83]	American	Ombré	[84][85]
Kat Bean		American	Amanda X	[86]
Kristen Bell	1980–	American		[87][88]
Laura Benanti	1979–	American		[89][90][91]
Jodi Benson	1961–[92] or 1962–[93]	American		[93][94][95]
Cheryl Bentyne	1954–	American	The Manhattan Transfer	[96][97][98][99][100]
Asha Bhosle	1933–	British-Indian		[101]
Christina Bianco	1982–	American		[102][103]
Cindy Birdsong	1939–	American	Patti LaBelle & the Bluebelles The Supremes	[104]
Birdy	1996–	English		[105][106]
Björk	1965–	Icelandic	The Sugarcubes	[107][108][109]
Pauline Black	1953–	English	The Selecter	[110][111][112]
Sierra Boggess	1982–	American		[113][114][115]
Suzy Bogguss	1956–	American		[116][117][118]
Bomi	1993–	South Korean	Apink	[119]
Veronica Bordacchini	1988–[120]	Italian	Fleshgod Apocalypse	[120][121][122][123][124]
Tamar Braxton	1977–	American	The Braxtons	[125][126]
Máire Brennan	1952–	Irish	Clannad	[127][128][129]
Phoebe Bridgers	1994–	American	Boygenius Better Oblivion Community Center	[130][131][132][133][134]
Sarah Brightman	1960–	English	Hot Gossip	[135]
Danielle Brisebois	1969-	American	New Radicals	[136]
Ally Brooke	1993–	American	Fifth Harmony	[137][138]
Annelies Brosens	1979–	Belgian	Laïs	[139]
Ashley Brown[lower-alpha 4]	1982–	American		[140][141][142][143]
Ane Brun	1976–	Norwegian		[144][145][146]
Amalie Bruun	1985–	Danish	Myrkur	[147][148][149][150][151]
Nanna Bryndís	1989–	Icelandic	Of Monsters and Men	[152][153][154]
Keisha Buchanan	1984–	English	Sugababes Mutya Keisha Siobhan	[155]
Kate Bush	1958–[156]	English		[46][157]
Camila Cabello[lower-alpha 5]	1997–	Cuban-American	Fifth Harmony	[159][160][161][162]
Mariah Carey[lower-alpha 6]	1969[166]/1970–[167]	American		[46][168][169][170][171]
Mairéad Carlin	1988-	Irish	Celtic Woman	[172][173][174][175]
Belinda Carlisle	1958–	American	The Go-Go's	[176][177]
Sierra "Rosie" Casady		American	CocoRosie	[178][179]
Adriana Caselotti	1916–1997	American		[180][181]
Eva Cassidy	1963–1996	American		[182][183][184]
Kristin Chenoweth	1968–[185] or 1970–[186]	American		[46][186][187]
Cherrelle	1958–	American		[188][189][190]
Charlotte Church	1986–	Welsh		[191][192][193]
Kelly Clarkson	1982–	American		[194][195][196][197]
Cheryl Clemons	1970–	American	SWV	[198]
Amber Coffman	1984–	American	Dirty Projectors Sleeping People	[199][200][201][202][203]
Barbara Cook	1927–2017	American		[46][204]
Keyshia Cole	1981–	American		[205][206]
Judy Collins	1939–	American		[207][208]
Mary Costa	1930–	American		[209]
Beverley Craven	1963–	British		[210]
Allison Crowe	1981–	Canadian		[211]
Katie Crutchfield	1989–	American	Waxahatchee P.S. Eliot	[212][213]
Marisa Dabice		American	Mannequin Pussy	[214]
Sarah Dash	1945–	American	Labelle	[104][215]
Skeeter Davis	1931–2004	American	The Davis Sisters	[216]
Blossom Dearie	1924[217] or 1926[218]–2009	American		[217][218][219]
Kat DeLuna	1987–	Dominican-American		[220][221]
Marcella Detroit	1952–[222] or 1959–[223][224]	American	Shakespears Sister	[225][226][227]
Cara Dillon	1975–	Northern Irish		[228][229][230]
Celine Dion	1968–	Canadian		[231][232][233]
Doja Cat[lower-alpha 7]	1995–	American		[235]
Arielle Dombasle	1953–[236] or 1958–[237]	American-French		[238]
Diane Dufresne	1944–	Canadian		[239]
Irene Dunne	1898–1990	American		[240][241]
Deanna Durbin	1921–2013	Canadian		[242][243][244]
Judith Durham	1943–	Australian	The Seekers	[245][246][247]
Sheena Easton	1959–	Scottish		[248]
Perrie Edwards	1993–	English	Little Mix	[249]
Susanne Ehlers		German	Haggard	[250][251]
Billie Eilish[lower-alpha 8]	2001–	American		[254][255][256][257][258]
Hazel English	1990–	Australian-American		[259]
Jackie Evancho	2000–	American		[260][261][262]
Faith Evans	1973–	American		[263][264][265][266][267]
Ali Ewoldt	1982–	Filipino-American		[268][269][270]
Lara Fabian	1970–	Belgian-Canadian		[271][272]
Agnetha Fältskog	1950–	Swedish	ABBA	[273][274][275]
Mylène Farmer	1961–	Canadian-French		[276]
Leslie Feist	1976–	Canadian		[277][278][279]
Elizabeth Fraser	1963–	Scottish	Cocteau Twins	[280][281][282]
Becky G	1997–	American		[283]
Karol G	1991–	Colombian		[284]
Diamanda Galás	1955–	American		[285][286][287]
France Gall	1947–2018	French		[288]
Crystal Gayle	1951–[289] or 1954–[290]	American		[290]
Shreya Ghoshal	1984–	Indian		[291][292][293]
Rhiannon Giddens	1974–	American	Carolina Chocolate Drops The New Basement Tapes	[294][295][296][297][298]
Gobbinjr		American		[299][300]
Alison Goldfrapp	1966–	English	Goldfrapp	[301][302][303][304]
Vivien Goldman	1954–	British	The Flying Lizards	[305][306]
Delta Goodrem	1984–	Australian		[307][308]
Eydie Gormé	1928–2013	American		[309]
Ellie Goulding	1986–	English		[310][311][312][313]
Ariana Grande	1993–	American		[314][315][316]
Vivian Green	1979–	American		[317]
Patty Griffin	1964–	American		[318][319]
Nanci Griffith	1953–	American		[320][321][322]
Grimes	1988–	Canadian	Grimes	[323][324][325][326]
Christina Grimmie	1994–2016	American		[327][328][329]
Emily Haines	1974–	Indian-Canadian	Metric Broken Social Scene	[330][331][332]
Hana	1989–	American		[333][334][335]
Emmylou Harris	1947–	American		[336][337]
Annie Haslam	1947–	English	Renaissance	[338][339]
Tramaine Hawkins	1950–[340] or 1957–[341]	American		[52][340][341]
Florence Henderson	1934–2016	American		[342][343][344][345][346]
Katie Herzig	1980–	American		[347][348][349]
Lynn Hilary	1982–	Irish	Celtic Woman	[350][351][352]
Megan Hilty	1981–	American		[353][354][355]
Susanna Hoffs	1959–	American	The Bangles Ming Tea	[356][357]
Cissy Houston	1933–	American	The Sweet Inspirations The Drinkard Singers	[358][359][360]
Sarah Hyland	1990–	American		[361]
Hyolyn	1990–	South Korean	Sistar	[362]
Ester Ideskog		Swedish	Vanbot	[363]
Natalie Imbruglia	1975–	Australian-British		[364]
Elly Jackson	1988–	English	La Roux	[365][366][367]
Floor Jansen	1981–	Dutch	Nightwish After Forever ReVamp Star One	[368][369][370]
Jill Janus	1975–2018	American	Huntress	[371][372][373][374]
Carly Rae Jepsen	1985–	Canadian		[375][376][377]
Jewel	1974–	American		[169][378][379]
Joan As Police Woman	1970–	American	The Dambuilders	[380]
Shirley Jones	1934–	American		[381][382]
Sheri Jones-Moffett	1974–	American	Ted & Sheri	[383][384][385]
Jessica Jung	1989–	Korean-American	Girls' Generation	[386][387][388][389]
Juniel	1993–	South Korean		[390]
Katy B	1989–	English		[391][392]
Morgan Keene	1996 or 1997–[393]	American	DCappella	[393][394]
Kehlani	1995–	American	Poplyfe	[395][396][397]
Kei	1995–	South Korean	Lovelyz	[398]
Lisa Kelly	1977–	Irish	Celtic Woman	[399][400]
Tori Kelly	1992–	American		[401][402][403][404]
Anna Kendrick[lower-alpha 9]	1985–	American		[407][408][409]
Rachel Kerr		British		[410]
Natasha "Bat for Lashes" Khan[lower-alpha 10]	1979–	English		[412][413][414]
Nicole Kidman	1967–	American-Australian		[415]
Kiesza	1989–	Canadian		[416][417][418]
Elle King	1989–	American		[419][420]
Solange Knowles	1986–	American		[421][422]
Alison Krauss	1971–	American		[423][424][425]
Liv Kristine	1976–	Norwegian	Theatre of Tragedy Leaves' Eyes	[426]
Judy Kuhn	1958–	American		[427]
Patti LaBelle	1944–	American	Labelle	[428][429][430]
Natalia Lafourcade	1989–	Mexican		[431][432]
Kyla La Grange	1986–	English		[433]
Mary Lambert	1989–	American		[434]
Zara Larsson	1997–	Swedish		[435]
Cyndi Lauper	1953–	American		[436][437]
Avril Lavigne[lower-alpha 11]	1984–	Canadian		[439][440][441][442]
Gertrude Lawrence	1898–1952	English		[46][443]
Vicky Leandros	1949–[444] or 1952–[445]	Greek		[446]
Jess Lee	1988–	Malaysian		[447]
Ravyn Lenae	1999–	American	Zero Fatigue	[448][449][450][451][452]
Adrianne Lenker	1991–	American	Big Thief	[453][454][455][456]
Ari Lennox	1991–	American		[457][458][459]
Andrea Libman	1984–	Canadian
Lykke Li	1986–	Swedish	Liv	[460][461][462][463][464]
Lights	1987–	Canadian		[465]
Lina	1984–	South Korean	Isak N Jiyeon The Grace	[466]
Cher Lloyd[lower-alpha 12]	1993–	English
Tove Lo	1987–	Swedish		[467][468][469]
Lisa Lobsinger		Canadian	Reverie Sound Revue Broken Social Scene	[470]
Lisa Loeb	1968–	American	Liz and Lisa	[471]
Demi Lovato[lower-alpha 13]	1992–	American		[475][476]
LeToya Luckett	1981–	American	Destiny's Child	[477][478][479][480][481]
Rebecca Luker	1961–2020	American		[46][482][483]
Natalie Maines	1974–	American	Dixie Chicks	[484][485]
Kirstin Maldonado[lower-alpha 14]	1992–	American	Pentatonix	[489][490][491][492]
Teena Marie	1956–2010	American		[493][494]
Aimee Mann	1960–	American	'Til Tuesday The Both	[495][496][497]
Lauren Mayberry	1987–	Scottish	Chvrches	[498][499][500][501][502]
Marin Mazzie	1960–2018	American		[503][504][505][506]
Martina McBride	1966–	American		[507][508][509]
Maureen McGovern	1949–	American		[510][511][512]
Loreena McKennitt	1957–	Canadian		[513][514][515]
Janet Mead	1938–	Australian		[516]
Tift Merritt	1975–	American		[517][518][519]
Ingrid Michaelson	1979–	American		[520][521][522]
Lea Michele	1986–	American		[523][524][525]
Kate Miller-Heidke	1981–	Australian		[526][527]
Milva	1939–	Italian		[528][529]
Christina Milian	1981–	American		[530]
Stephanie Mills	1957–	American		[531][532][533]
Kylie Minogue	1968–	Australian		[534][535][536]
Ruth Moody		Australian-Canadian	The Wailin' Jennys	[537][538][539][540]
Teedra Moses	1976–	American		[541][542][543]
Nana Mouskouri	1934–	Greek		[544][545][546]
Nicole C. Mullen	1967–	American		[547]
Kate Nash [lower-alpha 15]	1987–	English		[550][551]
Ultra Naté	1970–	American		[552][553][554]
Jesy Nelson	1991–	British	Little Mix	[249]
Juice Newton	1952–	American		[556]
Olivia Newton-John	1948–	British-Australian		[557][558]
Bernie Nolan	1960–2013	Irish-English	The Nolans	[559]
Christiane Noll	1968–	American		[560][561]
Terri Nunn	1961–	American	Berlin	[562]
Lene Nystrøm	1973–	Norwegian	Aqua	[563]
Karen O	1978–	American	Yeah Yeah Yeahs Native Korean Rock	[564][565][566]
Esther Ofarim	1941–	Israelian		[567]
Kelli O'Hara	1976–	American		[568]
Paige O'Hara	1956–	American		[569][570][571]
Sally Oldfield	1947–	Irish	The Sallyangie	[572]
Marie Osmond	1959–	American	The Osmonds	[573][574][575][576]
Laura Osnes	1985–	American		[577]
LaShun Pace	1961–	American		[578]
Ashley Park	1991–	American		[579]
Karin Park	1978–	Swedish-Norwegian		[580][581][582]
Dolly Parton	1946–	American		[169][583]
Heidi Parviainen	1979–	Finnish	Amberian Dawn Dark Sarah	[584]
Sandi Patty	1956–	American		[585]
Jane Penny	1987– or 1988–[586]	Canadian	TOPS	[587][588][589][590]
Nina Persson	1974–	Swedish	The Cardigans	[591][592][593][594]
Bernadette Peters	1948–	American		[595][596]
Michelle Phillips	1944–	American	The Mamas and the Papas	[597]
Kellie Pickler	1986–	American		[598]
Leigh-Anne Pinnock	1991–	English-Jamaican	Little Mix	[249]
Caroline Polachek	1985–	American	Chairlift	[599][600][601][602][603]
Eimear Quinn	1972–	Irish	Anúna	[604]
Della Reese	1931–2017	American		[605][606]
Meghan Remy[lower-alpha 16]	1984– or 1985–[608]	Canadian	U.S. Girls	[609]
Zoe Reynolds		American	Kississippi	[610][611]
LeAnn Rimes	1982–	American		[612][613]
Minnie Riperton	1947–1979	American	Rotary Connection	[614][615]
Robyn	1979–[616] or 1981–[617]	Swedish		[617][618][619]
Terre Roche	1953–[620]	American	The Roches	[620][621][622][623][624]
Olivia Rodrigo	2003–	American		[625]
Bahja Rodriguez	1997– or 1998–[626]	American	OMG Girlz	[627]
Lorely "Empress Of" Rodriguez[lower-alpha 17]	1989–	American		[631][632][633][634][635]
Linda Ronstadt	1946–	American	Stone Poneys	[636][637]
Annie Ross	1930–2020	British-American	Lambert, Hendricks & Ross	[638][639]
Diana Ross	1944–	American	The Supremes	[46][169]
Emmy Rossum	1986–	American		[640][641][642]
Antonella Ruggiero	1952–	Italian	Matia Bazar	[643]
Kate Rusby	1973–	English	The Poozies Equation	[644]
Patrice Rushen	1954–	American	CAB	[645]
Jessica Sanchez	1995–	Filipino-American		[646]
Emeli Sandé	1987–	British		[647][648][649]
Sandy	1983–	Brazilian	Sandy & Junior	[650]
Nicole Scherzinger	1978–	American	The Pussycat Dolls Days of the New Eden's Crush	[651][652][653]
Jill Scott	1972–	American		[654][655]
Cristina Scuccia	1988–	Italian		[656]
Selena	1971–1995	American	Selena y Los Dinos	[657][658][659][660]
Amanda Seyfried	1985–	American		[661][662]
Alison Shaw		British	Cranes	[663]
Karen Clark Sheard	1960–	American	The Clark Sisters	[52][664][665]
Elina Siirala	1983–	Finnish	Leaves' Eyes	[666]
Alexandra Silber	1983–	American		[667][668]
Jessica Simpson	1980–	American		[46][669]
Helen Sjöholm	1970–	Swedish		[670]
Skin	1967–	English	Skunk Anansie	[671][672]
Jorja Smith[lower-alpha 18]	1997–	English		[674]
Leah Smith	1988 or 1989–[675]	American	Israel and New Breed	[675][676]
Sy Smith	1978–	American	The Brand New Heavies	[677][678][679][680][681]
Patty Smyth	1957–	American	Scandal	[682]
Phoebe Snow	1950–2011	American	Sisters of Glory	[683]
Sohyang	1978–	South Korean	POS (band)	[684][685][686]
Kyllikki Solanterä	1908–1965	Finnish		[687]
Phillipa Soo	1990–	American		[688][689][690][691]
Soyou	1992–	South Korean	Sistar	[119]
Esperanza Spalding	1984–	American		[692][693][694][695]
Eva Spence	1990–	English	Rolo Tomassi	[696][697]
Vibeke Stene	1978–	Norwegian	Tristania	[698]
Julia Stone	1984–	Australian	Angus & Julia Stone	[699][700][701]
Tara Strong	1973–	Canadian-American		[702]
Yma Sumac	1922[703][704][705] or 1923[706]–2008	Peruvian		[703][704][705]
Sunny	1989–	South Korean	Girls' Generation Oh!GG	[119]
Becky Jean "Riva" Taylor	1988[707] or 1989–[708]	English		[709]
Tei Shi	1989–	Colombian-Canadian		[710][711][712][713][714]
Jade Thirlwall	1992–	British	Little Mix	[249]
Melody Thornton	1984-	American	The Pussycat Dolls	[715][716]
Hebe Tien	1983–	Taiwanese	S.H.E	[717]
Tinashe	1993–	American	The Stunners	[718][719][720]
Pia Toscano	1988–	American		[721]
Tarja Turunen	1977–	Finnish	Nightwish	[722][723][724]
FKA Twigs	1988–	English		[725][726][727]
Ana Paula Valadão	1976–	Brazilian	Diante do Trono
Vérité	1990–	American		[728][729][730][731][732]
Jonalyn Viray	1989–	Filipino	La Diva	[733][734][735][736]
Anna von Hausswolff	1986–	Swedish		[737][738][739][740][741]
Hannah Waddingham	1976–	English		[742]
Hynden Walch	1971–	American
Susanna Wallumrød	1979–	Norwegian	Magical Orchestra	[743][744]
Martha Wash	1953–	American	The Weather Girls C+C Music Factory	[745][746][747]
Emma Watson	1990–	English		[748]
Carla Werner	1974/1975–[749]	New Zealand		[749]
Hayley Westenra	1987–	New Zealand	Celtic Woman	[750][751]
Deniece Williams	1950–	American	Wonderlove[752]	[752][753][754]
Hayley Williams	1988–	American	Paramore	[755][756][757]
Lucinda Williams	1953–	American		[758][759][760]
Marion Williams	1927–1994	American		[52][761][762]
Michelle Williams	1980–	American	Destiny's Child	[763][764][765]
Vanessa Williams	1963–	American		[766][767][768]
Ann Wilson	1950–	American	Heart	[769][770][771]
Betsy Wolfe	1982–	American		[772][773][774][775][776]
Chelsea Wolfe	1983–	American		[777][778][779]
Hollis Wong-Wear	1987–[780]	American	The Flavr Blue	[781]
Alisa Xayalith	1986–	New Zealand	The Naked and Famous	[782]
Yoonjo	1992–[783]	South Korean	Hello Venus	[784]
Younha	1988–	South Korean		[785]
Yuna	1986–	Malaysian		[786][787][788][789][790]
Rachel Zeffira	1983–[791]	Canadian	Cat's Eyes	[791][792][793]
Julie Zenatti	1981–	French		[794][795]
Jane Zhang	1984–	Chinese		[796][797][798]
Norma Zimmer	1923–2011	American	The Lawrence Welk Show	[799][800][801]
Darlene Zschech	1965–	Australian	Hillsong Worship	[547]
Song Zuying	1966–	Chinese		[802][803][804]
Laura Branigan	1952–2004	American

Notes

Some sources also refer to Aguilera as a mezzo-soprano[13][14][15][16][17]
Aiko is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[27]
Some sources also refer to Badu as a contralto[64][65]
Brown is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[45]
Cabello is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[158]
Some sources also refer to Carey as a contralto[163][164][165]
Doja Cat is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[234]
Some sources also refer to Eilish as a contralto[252][253]
Kendrick, as well as her character in Pitch Perfect, is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[405] and in addition is mistaken for a contralto[406]
Khan is also referred to as a contralto[411]
Lavigne is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[438]
Lloyd is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[438]
Some sources also refer to Lovato as a mezzo-soprano[472][473][474]
Some sources also refer to Maldonado as a mezzo-soprano[486][487][488]
Some sources also refer to Nash as a contralto[548][549]
Remy is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[607]
Some sources also refer to Rodriguez as a mezzo-soprano[628][629][630]
Smith is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[673]

References

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List of sopranos in non-classical music

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