Orville Peck - Enigmatic South African-Canadian country star Orville Peck burst on the scene in 2019 with his debut record 'Pony,' and has been very private about his true identity.
Buckethead - The guitar legend is never seen without his trademark KFC chicken bucket and his blank, white mask.
Sia - One of pop music's most beloved and elusive stars, Australian-born singer Sia has always expressed her desire for anonymity so that she may live life as a normal person.
Gorillaz - Each member of the band is represented, both on stage and in music videos, as cartoon characters with their own looks and personalities.
Ghost - Swedish metal band Ghost have gained a huge international following in recent years, due in no small part to their intriguing stage presence and character mythos.
Frank Sidebottom - The creation of English comedian and musician Chris Sievey, Frank was known for his papier-mâché head that never seemed to bother him.
MF DOOM - Ever since his emergence as MF DOOM up until his tragic death in 2020, DOOM was rarely seen without his platinum mask, styled after the comic book supervillain Dr. Doom.
SBTRKT - Producer SBTRKT, known for his frequent collaborations with singer Sampha, has explained that his masks are essential for separating himself from his music.
The Rubberbandits - Comedic hip-hop duo the Rubberbandits, hailing from Limerick, Ireland, hide their identities on stage using masks made of repurposed plastic shopping bags.
Cro - During performances, he's never seen without his trademark panda mask.