List of electro house artists

The following is a list of electro house artists.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

A–D

• A-Trak^[1]
• Afrojack^[2][3][4]
• Alesso^[5]
• Erol Alkan^[6]
• Steve Aoki^[7][8][9]
• The Avener^[10]
• Avicii^[11][12][13]
• Danny Ávila^[14]
• Benny Benassi^[15][16]
• Bingo Players^[17][18]
• Blasterjaxx^[19][20]
• The Bloody Beetroots^[21][22][23]
• Bodyrox^[24]
• Booka Shade^[25][26][27]
• Boys Noize^[28][29]
• Breakbot^[30]
• Busy P^[31][32][33]
• Felix Cartal^[34]
• CFCF^[35]
• The Chainsmokers^[36]
• Chuckie^[37][38]
• Clockwork^[39][40]
• Cold Blank^[41]
• Congorock^[7][42]
• The Count & Sinden^[43]
• Crookers^[44][45]
• Dada Life^[46][47][48]
• Daft Punk^{[30][49][50][51][52]}
• John Dahlbäck^[53][54]
• deadmau5^{[55][56][57][58]}
• Digitalism^[59][60][61]
• Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike^[62]
• Diplo^[63]
• Dirty South^[64]
• DJ Ajax^[65]
• DJ Tocadisco^[66]
• Duck Sauce^[67]

E–N

• Fake Blood^[68]
• Fedde le Grand^[37][69]
• Feed Me^[70]
• Felguk^[71][72]
• Felix da Housecat^[73]
• Dillon Francis^[74]
• Joachim Garraud^[75]
• Martin Garrix^[76][77]
• Goldierocks^[78]
• Green Velvet^[79]
• David Guetta^[80][81]
• Hard Rock Sofa^[82]
• Hardwell^[83][84]
• Calvin Harris^[85][86][87]
• Icona Pop^[88]
• Sebastian Ingrosso^[89]
• Jack Beats^[90]
• JDevil^[91]
• Justice^{[30][92][93][94]}
• Kavinsky^[95][96][97]
• Kelis^[98]
• Kill the Noise^[99]
• Knife Party^{[100][101][102]}
• Krewella^[103][104]
• Laidback Luke^[105][106]
• Le Castle Vania^[107]
• Tommy Lee^[108][109]
• Lo-Fi-Fnk^[110]
• Lützenkirchen^[111]
• Madeon^[112]
• Major Lazer^[113]
• Malente^[114]
• Mason^[115]
• Spoek Mathambo^[116]
• Medicine 8^[117][118]
• Kris Menace^[119]
• Mr. Oizo^{[120][121][122]}
• MSTRKRFT^{[123][124][125]}
• NERVO^[126]
• NuBreed^[127]

O–Z

• Ummet Ozcan^[128]
• Morgan Page^[129]
• Ewan Pearson^[130]
• Peking Duk^[131]
• The Potbelleez^[132]
• Eric Prydz^[133]
• R3hab^[134]
• Robbie Rivera^[135]
• Porter Robinson^{[136][137][138]}
• Sam La More^[139]
• Sidney Samson^[140]
• Sander van Doorn^[141]
• SebastiAn^{[30][142][143]}
• Shinichi Osawa^[144]
• Shit Robot^[145]
• Shout Out Out Out Out^[146]
• Showtek^[147]
• Simian Mobile Disco^{[148][149][150]}
• Skrillex^{[151][152][153]}
• Ivan Smagghe^[154]
• Sneaky Sound System^[155]
• Martin Solveig^{[37][156][157][158]}
• Stephan Bodzin vs Marc Romboy^[159]
• Surkin^{[160][161][162]}
• Swedish House Mafia^[163]
• Tiefschwarz^[164]
• Tiësto^[165]
• Tiga^{[166][167][168]}
• TJH87^[169]
• Tommy Trash^[170][171]
• Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs^{[172][173][174]}
• Treasure Fingers^[175]
• Tujamo^[176]
• Uffie^[30]
• Vandalism^[177]
• David Vendetta^[178]
• VINAI^[179]
• Vitalic^[180]
• Wolfgang Gartner^{[134][181][182]}
• Yolanda Be Cool^[183]
• Yuksek^[184][185]
• Zedd^{[186][187][188]}
• Zomboy^[189]

See also

• Lists of musicians
• List of house music artists
• List of progressive house artists
• List of club DJs

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