glam rocker

[glam rahk-er]

noun

plural

glam rockers 

1. a musician who performs glam rock.

2. a fan of glam rock.

3. a piece of music in the style of glam rock.

Example Sentences

For Bill, on the other hand, James imagined him as a petulant child in a man’s body, an idea complemented by the costume, which finds him rocking a too-tight suit jacket that makes him look like a glam rocker.

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These days, everything’s a demonic entity that will climb inside your mouth to possess you and make you sport an eerie grin, or Nicolas Cage playing a burnt-out glam rocker conjuring the devil inside of a custom-made doll.

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The approach fits the subject: pathbreaking English composer, producer and thinker Brian Eno, a onetime glam rocker who became famous for his work with Talking Heads, David Bowie and U2, and for christening an entirely new genre of music with his 1978 album, “Ambient 1: Music for Airports.”

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The band, whose origin story was highlighted in the 2018 Freddie Mercury biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody,” has continued to tour with glam rocker Lambert in lieu of its late frontman Mercury.

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It was originally released by US glam rocker Jobriath, widely acknowledged as the first openly gay rock star.

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