Some bands have strange pronunciations of their names, that aren't immediately obvious from their spelling.
Entries Beginning with T
Thalia pronounced as ta-LEE-ah
That's right, the "h" is silent. Also, an accent mark appears above the "i".
Mark Richardson
T'Pau pronounced as ta-POW!
Yes, it rhymes with cow.
Richard
T.I. pronounced as Tee-eye
GlamRockNinjaLord
He's an alright rapper.
Travis
I like Chelsea Dagger by them.
Travis
That's right, it's not "point three-eight special" or "thirty-eight-hundredths special" (i.e., you don't read the .38 like a typical decimal); it's not even "thirty-eight cent(s) special" either. The band's name refers to a type of cartridge used in weaponry. Sometimes the band has written its name without a decimal point, so that no one is confused as to how to read the number.
Joe
311 pronounced as Three eleven
I thought it was three one one, some people might call them three hundred eleven. It's three eleven
BombDodger
3OH!3 pronounced as Three Oh Three
Tommy
The same as the bugs.
Sheila Oh
They just can't spell.
Travis
Like Newfoundland, which I always believed should be pronounced new-FOUND-land instead of NEW-find-lind...
Alex
Her last name rhymes with "dazzle". Not pronounced like the plant basil (which has a long-A sound).
Doodah Bobo
KISS guitarist. I used to say it like "tayer". Now I feel stupid.
GlamRockNinjaLord
His "last" name is short for "Loco", which means crazy in Spanish.
Ed
The surname, which rhymes with "famous", can also be pronounced AY-mohss (rhyming with 'gross'), but it's still unemphasized.
Alex
The British one-hit wonder band with "I Eat Cannibals." While known in their native UK as Toto Coelo, they are known in the US as Total Coelo as to not be confused with the American band Toto (and possibly to avoid being sued by them).
David
Týr pronounced as tʰʊɪːɹ - Almost like "Tuh-eer"
Tom E Wylde
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