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Artists from Gainesville

The 34 most-read artists based in Gainesville, by Wikipedia readership in August 2026. Movement compares against July 2026.

Artists

34

Readers August

271,006

New entries

00
Data 2026-08-01·MusicBrainz + Wikimedia

34 artists are ranked in Gainesville. The biggest move was Hundred Waters, up 3 places.

#ArtistReaders30d
01
Tom Pettyrock, heartland rock
124,542
0
02
Don Felderrock
45,116
0
03
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakersrock, heartland rock
22,392
+1
04
Desmond Childdisco, hard rock
14,783
-1
05
Against Me!punk rock, punk
9,789
0
06
Less Than Jakeska punk, punk rock
7,935
+2
07
Benmont Tenchrock
7,366
-1
08
Charles Bradleysoul, funk
7,002
-1
09
Mudcrutchamericana, heartland rock
6,526
0
10
Hot Water Musicpost-hardcore, punk rock
4,899
+1
11
Jeremy McKinnonmetalcore
4,849
-1
12
Thomas Sandersbedroom pop, pop
4,070
0
13
Gladys Hortonr&b, soul
2,128
+1
14
John Vanderslicealternative rock
1,757
+2
15
Axehard rock, heavy metal
1,715
-2
16
i hate myselfemo, post-hardcore
1,095
-1
17
For Squirrelsalternative rock
779
0
18
Andrew Wadealternative rock
627
0
19
Linda Lyndellsoul
612
0
20
Hundred Waterselectronic, indie pop
476
+3
21
Warren Oakesfolk punk
436
0
22
Beverly Crawfordgospel
351
0
23
Dikembeemo, alternative rock
335
-3
24
The Mercury Programinstrumental, post-rock
265
+2
25
The Draftpunk rock
200
0
26
Marcus Stricklandjazz
184
-2
27
Rehasherpop punk, skate punk
179
+1
28
Damien Donepost-punk, gothic rock
144
-1
29
Papercranesalternative rock
130
+1
30
Holopawindie rock
125
-1
31
Assholeparadepunk rock
87
0
32
The Know Howpunk rock
73
0
33
Bridgeburne Rhardcore punk
26
0
34
Gui Amadorhardcore punk, punk rock
13
0

Adjacent scenes

Bands from Gainesville

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 August 2026; movement compares that against July 2026. Readership measures public attention, not streams or sales.