THIS IS ROCK 'N' ROLL RADIO's 55 Most-Played Artists In 2018

Following our 20th annual countdown show on Sunday, here's the expanded list of This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio's 55 most-played artists in 2018. You can read the Top 47 playlist (with Top 6 artists) and commentary here.

1. THE BEATLES
2. THE MONKEES
3. THE FLASHCUBES
4. THE KINKS
5. THE RAMONES
6. BOB SEGER
7. THE SMITHEREENS
8. BIG STAR
9. POP CO-OP
10. THE PRETENDERS
11. PAUL McCARTNEY
12. SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE
13. THE WHO
14. THE SMALL FACES
15. ARETHA FRANKLIN
16. SUZI QUATRO
17. DEAN LANDEW
18. THE BAY CITY ROLLERS
19. THE GRIP WEEDS
20. CHUCK BERRY
21. THE ISLEY BROTHERS
22. THE BUZZCOCKS
23. P. P. ARNOLD
24. BUCK OWENS & HIS BUCKAROOS
25. HARMONIC DIRT
26. KISS
27. THE SPONGETONES
28. THE NERVES
29. P. HUX
30. RAY PAUL
31. VEGAS WITH RANDOLPH
32. WARREN ZEVON
33. THE O'JAYS
34. GRETCHEN'S WHEEL
35. XTC
36. THE SEX PISTOLS
37. 1.4.5.
38. THE CLASH
39. EYTAN MIRSKY
40. THE BEACH BOYS
41. THE BEVIS FROND
42. SWEET
43. LISA MYCHOLS
44. THE RECORDS
45. THE FACES
46. THE SLAPBACKS
47. GRAHAM PARKER & THE RUMOUR
48. ORBIS MAX
49. WILKERSON
50. BADFINGER
51. GEORGE HARRISON
52. THE BANGLES
53. TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
54. IRENE PEÑA
55. CIRCE LINK & CHRISTIAN NESMITH

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