Author name: John Mayer

Jeremy Jordan’s consistently usable vocal range is commonly estimated at approximately B2 to C♯5, spanning two octaves and two semitones.

Jennifer Hudson’s full reported vocal range extends from approximately G♯2 to A6, covering four octaves and a minor second. That

Jeff Buckley’s commonly supported vocal range extends from approximately E2 to G5, covering three octaves and a minor third. Broader

Jay Chou’s vocal range is commonly estimated around A2 to A4 in most practical singing contexts (about 2 octaves), with

James Hetfield’s vocal range is commonly estimated around E2 to B4 in most practical singing contexts (about 2.5 octaves), with

Jack Black’s vocal range is commonly described as spanning roughly E2 to B4 (about 2.5 octaves) in most practical singing

Idina Menzel’s vocal range is commonly described as spanning roughly G2 to E6, or about 3+ octaves, depending on the

Harry Styles’ vocal range is the span between the lowest and highest notes he sings across studio recordings and live

Hozier’s voice is one of the most recognizable in modern music: warm, dark, soulful, and surprisingly flexible. A lot of

Hayley Williams’ vocal range is the span between the lowest and highest notes she sings across Paramore recordings and live