This is a list of Thai pop artists and groups.
Thai pop bands Boyscout (1993-) D2B (2001-) FFK (2007-) Hi-Jack (1992-) K-OTIC (2007-) BNK48 (2017-) Sizzy (2019-2024) CGM48 (2019-) Pretzelle (2020-2025) PiXXiE (2020-) 4EVE (2020-) Bamm (2021-) 4MIX (2021-) ATLAS (2021-) VENITA (2022-2025) PROXIE (2022-) LAZ1 (2022-) PERSES (2022-) Celeste (2022-2023) DVI (2023-2024) BXD (2023-2024) QRRA (2023-) MXFRUIT (2023-) LYKN (2023-) VIIS (2023-) PRIMETIME (2023-2024) MINDY (2023-) ZOLAR (2023-) BUS (2023-) EMPRESS (2024-) DICE (2024-) SNS (2024-) Wizzle (2024-) NEVONE (2024-) JASP.ER (2024-) Felizz (2025-) DEXX (2025-) CLO’VER (2025-) Kiismet (2026-)
Thai pop duos China Dolls (1999-) Four-Mod (2005-) Lift&Oil (1994-) Neko Jump (2006-) Two (1991-) Golf & Mike (2005-) (G-Junior 1 formed by GMM and Training Project collaboration between GMM and Johnny's) Raptor (1994-) JMNK - JustmineNika (2022-) FIRZTER (2023-) THI-O & TUTOR (2023-2024) Byrd & Heart (1985-) EMIBONNIE (2026-)
Thai pop soloists Aof Pongsak (2004-) Bird Thongchai (1986-) Boyd Kosiyabong (1994-) Bright Vachirawit (2020-) Chinawut Indracusin (2006-) (G-Junior 1 formed by GMM and Training Project collaboration between GMM and Johnny's) Christina Aguilar (1990-) Fourth Nattawat (2023-) Gam Wichayanee (2008-) Gawin Caskey (2019-) Gemini Norawit (2023-) Gena Desouza (2016-) Gun Napat (2010-) Ice Sarunyu (2006-) Jame Ruangsak (1995-) Jannine Weigel (2010-) J Jetrin (1991-) Joey Boy (1995-) Katreeya English (1990-) Keng Tachaya (2011-) Krist Perawat (2017-) Lanna Commins (2004-) Lydia Sarunrat (2005-) Mai Charoenpura (1989-) MEYOU (2017-) Mos Patiparn (1993-) Nanon Korapat Nicole Theriault (1998-) NuNew Chawarin (2023-) Palmy (2001-) Peck Palitchoke (2005-) Perth Tanapon (2021-) Phuwin Tangsakyuen (2022-) Stamp (2002-) Bie The Star (2006-) Tata Young (1991-) Third Lapat (2013-) Tik Shiro (1987-) Timethai Plangsilp (2011-) Tor Saksit (2007-) Touch Na Takuathung (1990-) The Toys (Thai musician) (2015-) Yayaying (1999-) Win Metawin (2020-)
Thai pop-rock bands Armchair (2001-) Asanee–Wasan (1986-) Big Ass (1997-) Bodyslam (2002-) Carabao (1981-) Clash (2001-) Endorphine (2007-) Fame (1989-1991,2019-) Getsunova (2008-) Hi-Rock (1990-) La-Ong-Fong (1996-) Modern Dog (1994-) Paradox (1996-) Pause (1996-) Potato (2001-) Pru (2001-) Silly Fools (1996-) Slot Machine (2004-) So Cool (2004-) Three Man Down (2013-) Amfine (2000-) Prik Thai (1999-)
Thai pop bands of Thai teen music labels (Lukkwad–pop) Kəmikəze (2007-) by RS
Thai pop bands that are franchises of a Japanese brand BNK48 (2017-) (AKB48's sister group outside Japan) CGM48 (2019-) (AKB48's sister group outside Japan and sister group of BNK48)
Thai artists who are members of Korean pop groups Natty (member of Kiss of Life) BamBam (member of GOT7) Ten (member of NCT) Minnie (member of (G)I-dle) Nichkhun (member of 2PM) Lisa (member of Blackpink) Sorn (member of CLC) Yorch (member of POW) Mint (member of Tiny-G) Hunter (member of Xikers) Pharita (member of Babymonster) Chiquita (member of Babymonster)
Thai artists who are members of Chinese pop groups Sunnee (member of Rocket Girls) Nene (member of BonBon Girls) Nine (member of INTO1) Patrick (member of INTO1) Pentor (member of POLARIX)
See also Thai pop music Music of Thailand
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