Pop
Catchy songs made for everyone
Pop, or pop music, is a popular music genre that began in the mid-1950s in the United States and the United Kingdom. It is known for catchy melodies and songs built to appeal to a wide audience.
Also spelled Pop music
Origin & history
Pop music began in the mid-1950s in the United States and the United Kingdom, first overlapping with rock and roll.
It later became its own genre, and today it is made in many countries and languages.
Where it lives
Where these artists come from
11,958 Pop artists are on TimTim.Live, and 11,100 of them have a public hometown. Here is where they come from.
Countries
- United States2,500
- United Kingdom1,352
- Canada636
- France436
- Germany430
- Japan396
- Sweden362
- Lithuania310
- Italy309
- Australia236
- Russia192
- Spain169
Cities and places
- London, United Kingdom274
- Los Angeles, United States223
- New York City, United States154
- Paris, France99
- Vilnius, Lithuania97
- Toronto, Canada84
- Montréal, Canada81
- Tehran, Iran78
- Stockholm, Sweden77
- Chicago, United States67
- Brooklyn, United States64
- Hong Kong62
Some of the artists
- *NSYNCOrlando
- 10ccStockport
- 16BLAmsterdam
- 1788-LUnited States
- 1986zigGermany
- 2 UnlimitedAmsterdam
- 23 TheMiracleRome
- 347aidanCambridge
- 3H3DKabupaten Mamberamo Raya
- 3JSVolendam
- 3OH!3Boulder
- 3TEETHLos Angeles
- 49th & MainKilkenny
- 5 Seconds of SummerSydney
- 6euroneunzigState of Berlin
- 8 KambarysVilnius
- 8485Toronto
- 911United Kingdom
- 98°Los Angeles
- 9LanaJapan
- A Flock of SeagullsLiverpool
- A Great Big WorldNew York City
- A. C. NewmanVancouver
- A. G. CookLondon
Questions & Answers
What is pop music?+
Pop, or pop music, is a popular music genre known for catchy melodies and songs made to appeal to a wide audience.
Where did pop music start?+
Pop music began in the mid-1950s in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Where do the pop artists on TimTim.Live come from?+
This page lists the countries and places that the pop artists on TimTim.Live come from, counted from their public hometowns.