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Artists from Akron

The 38 most-read artists based in Akron, by Wikipedia readership in October 2026. Movement compares against September 2026.

Artists

38

Readers October

344,783

New entries

00
Data 2026-10-01·MusicBrainz + Wikimedia

38 artists are ranked in Akron. The biggest move was Glen Buxton, up 4 places.

#ArtistReaders30d
01
Chrissie Hyndepop, rock
74,306
0
02
David Allan Coecountry, outlaw country
48,899
0
03
Jani Lanerock
39,547
+2
04
The Black Keysblues rock, rock
32,450
0
05
DEVOnew wave, post-punk
28,218
-2
06
Lux Interiorpunk rock
25,706
+3
07
James Ingramsoul, contemporary r&b
18,112
-1
08
Patrick Carneyblues rock, garage rock
17,231
0
09
Dan Auerbachblues rock, blues
15,708
-2
10
Howard Hewettsoul, contemporary r&b
6,877
0
11
Glen Buxtonrock
5,867
+4
12
Bob Neuwirthsinger-songwriter
5,745
-1
13
The Waitressesnew wave
3,891
0
14
Bob Mothersbaughnew wave
3,586
-2
15
Vaughn Monroetraditional pop
3,457
-1
16
Neal Smithrock
3,248
0
17
Joseph Arthuralternative rock, folk rock
1,859
0
18
If These Trees Could Talkpost-rock, instrumental
1,410
+1
19
Liam Sternbergpop
1,361
+1
20
Jeff Golubjazz, contemporary jazz
1,353
+1
21
Bob Lewisnew wave
1,051
-3
22
Buckner & Garciapop
882
0
23
Ralph Carneyjazz
758
+1
24
Len Chandlercontemporary folk, singer-songwriter
506
+1
25
1964: The Tributerock
459
-2
26
deM atlaShip hop
377
0
27
Tin Hueynew wave
291
+1
28
Drew Louispop
282
-1
29
Rubber City Rebelspop punk, punk
221
0
30
Ampichinohip hop
200
0
31
Chi Pignew wave
166
+2
32
Swoopechristian hip hop
141
0
33
Jimmy Workcountry
131
-3
34
Tommy Reynoldsjazz
123
0
35
Ike Issacsjazz
114
+1
36
Zero Defexpunk
101
-1
37
Jeannie Cheathamjazz
80
+1
38
Jaded Eraalternative rock
69
-1

How this is ranked. Artists are matched from the MusicBrainz database by genre and by the area they are based in. An artist appears in a genre when at least 15% of their genre votes are for it. Position is set by readership of their English Wikipedia article in October 2026; movement compares that against September 2026. Readership measures public attention, not streams or sales.