Canadian musicians who were born in 1973
Here are 30 famous musicians from Canada were born in 1973:
Tara Strong
Tara Strong (February 12, 1973 Toronto-) also known as Tara Charendoff, Tara Lyn Charendoff, Tara Lyn Charendoff-Strong, Tara Chardenoff, Tara Charendoff-Strong, Tara Charandoff, Tara Lyn Strong, Tara Lyn Strong Charendoff or Tara Lyn (Charendoff) Strong is a Canadian singer, voice actor and actor. She has two children, Aden Strong and Sammy Strong.
Tara Strong has lent her voice to several iconic characters in animated TV shows, movies and video games. Her most popular voice acting roles include Bubbles in "The Powerpuff Girls", Ben Tennyson in "Ben 10", Timmy Turner in "The Fairly OddParents", Twilight Sparkle in "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic", Dil Pickles in "Rugrats", and Raven in "Teen Titans".
She has also voiced characters in many popular video games, including Harley Quinn in "Batman: Arkham City", Rikku in "Final Fantasy X and X-2", and Juliet Starling in "Lollipop Chainsaw".
Aside from her voice acting work, Tara Strong has also made appearances in several live-action TV shows and movies. She has also provided her singing voice for several animated musicals, including "The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" and "Ice Age: The Meltdown".
Tara Strong has won several awards for her voice acting work, including two Behind the Voice Actors Awards and a Daytime Emmy Award. She is also actively involved in various charitable organizations, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation and The Humane Society.
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Rufus Wainwright
Rufus Wainwright (July 22, 1973 Rhinebeck-) a.k.a. Rufus Wainright or Rufus McGarrigle Wainwright is a Canadian singer, musician, actor, songwriter, artist, composer, film producer and music artist. He has one child, Viva Katherine Wainwright Cohen.
Discography: Rufus Wainwright, Poses, Want One, I Don't Know What It Is, Want Two, Singles, Release the Stars, Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall, Waiting for a Want and Alright, Already: Live in Montréal. Genres: Baroque pop, Piano rock, Operatic pop and Indie pop.
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Natalie Appleton
Natalie Appleton (May 14, 1973 Mississauga-) also known as Natalie Jane Appleton, Appleton, Natalie or Natalie Jane Appleton Howlett is a Canadian singer and actor. Her children are Ace Billy Howlett and Rachel Appleton.
Genres related to her: Pop music and Rhythm and blues.
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Tara MacLean
Tara MacLean (October 25, 1973 Charlottetown-) also known as Tara McLean or MacLean, Tara is a Canadian singer, musician, songwriter and actor.
Her albums: Silence, Passenger, Signs of Life, If You See Me, Live from Roots Lodge, Live from Austin and Wake. Genres she performed include Folk music, Trip hop and Pop music.
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Tara Slone
Tara Slone (September 7, 1973 Montreal-) also known as Tara Sloane or Tara is a Canadian singer and actor.
Her most important albums: Just Look Pretty And Sing. Genres she performed: Rock music.
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Trevor Guthrie
Trevor Guthrie (February 11, 1973 North Vancouver-) also known as Guthrie, Trevor is a Canadian singer.
His albums include This Is What It Feels Like and Soundwave. Genres he performed: Pop music, Dance music, Rock music and Adult contemporary music.
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Marc Dupré
Marc Dupré (July 28, 1973 Québec-) also known as Marc Dupre or Dupré, Marc is a Canadian singer, comedian and singer-songwriter.
His discography includes: Refaire le Monde, Revenir à toi, Entre deux mondes, , Tout près du bonheur and .
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Annabelle Chvostek
Annabelle Chvostek (October 2, 1973 Toronto-) a.k.a. Chvostek, Annabelle is a Canadian singer.
Discography: Water, Burned My Ass, Full Stop, 1am to 5am, Bija, Burned My Ass, Resilience, Live From Folk Alley and Rise. Genres she performed include Folk music, Alternative rock, Traditional music and Independent music.
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Kevin Spencer
Kevin Spencer (December 22, 1973-) is a Canadian singer and guitarist.
Genres he performed include Pop music and Rock music.
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Reid Jamieson
Reid Jamieson (October 20, 1973 Toronto-) otherwise known as Reid Jamison or Jamieson, Reid is a Canadian singer, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
His albums include The Unavoidable Truth, The Noise in My Chest, Cowlick Bravado, The Presley Sessions, Staring Contest and Songs for a Winter's Night. Genres: Pop music, Indie rock and Folk rock.
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Lisa Brokop
Lisa Brokop (June 6, 1973 Surrey-) is a Canadian singer-songwriter and actor.
Her albums include When You Get to Be You, Undeniable, Hey, Do You Know Me, Every Little Girl's Dream, Lisa Brokop, My Love and Beautiful Tragedy. Genres: Country.
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Ma-Anne Dionisio
Ma-Anne Dionisio (June 16, 1973 Manila-) is a Canadian , .
Ma-Anne Dionisio (June 16, 1973 Manila-) is a Canadian actress, singer, and writer of Filipino descent. She is best known for her role as Kim in the Toronto production of Miss Saigon, which earned her a Dora Award for Outstanding Performance. She has also starred in other musicals such as Les Misérables, The King and I, and Next to Normal. Besides her successful acting career, Dionisio released her debut album, "Newborn Awakening" in 2017, which showcases her unique blend of pop, jazz, and musical theatre influences. In addition to her artistic pursuits, she volunteers as a mentor for aspiring performers and is an advocate for mental health awareness.
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Rhim
Rhim (September 24, 1973 Hamilton-) a.k.a. James Davis is a Canadian , .
Genres he performed include Industrial rock and Electronic rock.
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Sarina Paris
Sarina Paris (December 22, 1973 Canada-) a.k.a. Sabrina Paris or Paris, Sarina is a Canadian singer.
Her albums include Sarina Paris and Look at Us. Genres she performed include Pop music, Dance-pop, Europop, Bubblegum pop, Eurodance, Synthpop, Eurobeat, Italo dance and Electropop.
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Luke Doucet
Luke Doucet (June 9, 1973 Halifax-) also known as Doucet, Luke, Luke Doucet and the White Falcon or Doucet, Luke and White Falcon, The is a Canadian singer, record producer, singer-songwriter, guitarist and songwriter.
His albums: Aloha Manitoba, Fokestar, Outlaws, Broken (And Other Rogue States), Blood's Too Rich and Steel City Trawler. Genres he performed: Indie rock, Folk rock and Alternative country.
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Amy Millan
Amy Millan (December 3, 1973 Toronto-) a.k.a. Millan, Amy is a Canadian singer, musician and guitarist. She has one child, Delphine Rita Jane Cranley.
Her albums include Honey From the Tombs, Masters of the Burial and KCRW.com Presents Morning Becomes Eclectic. Genres: Indie rock.
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Steve Barakatt
Steve Barakatt (May 17, 1973 Canada-) a.k.a. Barakatt, Steve is a Canadian singer, musician, record producer, composer, jazz pianist and pianist.
His discography includes: Rainbow Bridge, Eternity, Double-joie and Audace-audacity.
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Moka Only
Moka Only (November 14, 1973 Vancouver-) otherwise known as Daniel Denton is a Canadian rapper.
His albums include The Station Agent, Vermilion, Lime Green, Is... Ron Countour, Dirty Jazz, Lowdown Suite, Flood, The Desired Effect, Carrots and Eggs and Road Life. Genres he performed: Rock music, Hip hop music, Underground hip hop and Alternative hip hop.
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Jason Dean Bennison
Jason Dean Bennison (September 1, 1973 Mississauga-) also known as J.D. Fortune, JD Fortune, Fortune, J.D. or Jason Dean Norman Bennison is a Canadian singer and songwriter.
Genres related to him: Rock music and New Wave.
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Todd Kowalski
Todd Kowalski (May 27, 1973 Canada-) a.k.a. Kowalski, Todd is a Canadian bassist.
Genres: Hardcore punk and Thrash metal.
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Richard Humpty Vission
Richard Humpty Vission (May 24, 1973 Toronto-) also known as Richard "Humpy" Vision, Richard (Humpty) Vission, Richard Vission or Richard Gonzalez is a Canadian , .
His albums: Shut the F*** Up and Dance, Robot Man, Big Floor Funk, Damn That DJ Made My Day, House Connection², Drop That Beat and I Like That. Genres he performed: House music and Techno.
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Xingu Hill
Xingu Hill (December 19, 1973-) also known as John Hex, John N. Sellekaers, Jonah Hex or John Sellekaers is a Canadian photographer and composer.
His albums: Smoke and Mirrors, Junctions, Wagon of Miracles, Gone West, 16-bit Golem, Alterity, Relay, (Fiction), Maps of the Impossible and Unreleased Material (1995-1997). Genres he performed: Electronic music, Electronica, Experimental music, Electronic dance music, Breakcore, Intelligent dance music and Power noise.
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Ian Browne
Ian Browne (November 12, 1973-) is a Canadian , .
Genres: Rock music.
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Caroline Néron
Caroline Néron (July 21, 1973 Boucherville-) a.k.a. Caroline Neron or Néron, Caroline is a Canadian singer and actor.
Her most well known albums: Caroline Néron, Reprogrammée and .
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Paul Shull
Paul Shull (May 25, 1973 Kitchener-) also known as Paul shull, Mr. Butterscotch, Paul James Shull or 폴 제임스 슐 is a Canadian actor and talent manager.
He is best known as the host and creator of the TV series "The Weapon Hunter" which aired on the Smithsonian Channel. In the show, Shull traveled the world in search of rare and historic weapons, and then meticulously restored them to their former glory. Prior to his TV career, Shull worked as a Hollywood prop maker, creating weapons and other props for popular movies and TV shows such as "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Deadwood." Shull is also a skilled artist and sculptor, and has exhibited his work in galleries throughout the United States and Canada. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California.
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Victoria Banks
Victoria Banks (February 8, 1973-) is a Canadian singer-songwriter and actor.
Her albums: When You Can Fly and Never Be the Same. Genres she performed: Country.
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King Khan
King Khan (November 14, 1973 Montreal-) also known as Arish Ahmad Khan, BBQ or Khan, King & His Lonesome Guitar is a Canadian singer.
Discography: Ugly Women!, The Sultanic Verses, Tie Your Noose, BBQ, $, Whenever I Want, Whatever I Want, King Khan / Jacuzzi Boys and Murder Burgers. Genres he performed: Garage rock, Garage punk, Psychedelic soul, Rock and roll and Rock music.
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Sangtar
Sangtar (October 9, 1973 Punjab, India-) is a Canadian songwriter, composer, record producer, singer and audio engineer.
His discography includes: Punjabi Virsa 2005, Punjabi Virsa 2008 and Punjabi Virsa 2006. Genres he performed include Hindustani classical music, Pop music, Bhangra and Folk music.
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Adnan Sami
Adnan Sami (August 15, 1973 London-) also known as Adnan Sami Khan, Sami, Adnan, Khan, Adnan Sami or Adnam Sami is a Canadian singer, musician, presenter, composer, actor and film score composer. He has one child, Azaan Sami Khan.
His discography includes: Sargam, Kisi Din, Teri Kasam, I Love Adnan, Best of Adnan Sami, Always Yours, Adnan, Lucky: No Time for Love, , Tera Chehra and Chance Pe Dance. Genres related to him: Jazz, Classical music, Pop rock, Indian pop, Film score and Jazz fusion.
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Mark Sultan
Mark Sultan (November 14, 1973 Montreal-) a.k.a. Mark Antonio Pepe is a Canadian musician and entrepreneur.
His discography includes: Tie Your Noose, Whenever I Want, Whatever / Whenever, $, The Sultanic Verses, Whatever I Want and BBQ. Genres he performed include Rock and roll, Garage rock and Garage punk.
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