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Chris Martin - In an interview with 'The Daily Mirror' the Coldplay front man admitted to having suffered from tinnitus for 15 years.

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Chris Martin - Which is why he can often be seen wearing earplugs during their concerts. Although far from being a permanent solution, it at least stops it from getting worse.

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Noel Gallagher - The creative force behind Oasis suffers from tinnitus as well. One of the main causes of this condition is continued exposure to high levels of sound.

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Noel Gallagher - Gallagher, now fronting his new band Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, thinks he picked up the condition because he's been playing guitar non-stop for 24 years.

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Céline Dion - In 2018, Céline Dion announced she would be canceling all her concerts due to hearing issues that made singing impossible for the Canadian musician.

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Céline Dion - The singer was suffering from autophony, a phenomenon whereby the normally closed Eustachian tube inside the ear opens and the sound of one's own voice becomes audible, in the singer's case excessively so.

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Barbra Streisand - Barbra Streisand has revealed she's been suffering from hyperacusis and tinnitus since the age of nine.

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Barbra Streisand - She claims that ever since childhood she's heard a persistent ringing noise, and she would try to bury her head in her scarf whenever the noises got to be too much.

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Will.i.am - The singer and producer suffers from the same ailment, saying he hears high-pitched sounds without there being any noise.

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Will.i.am - The former Black Eyed Peas front man revealed to 'The Sun' that silence isn't something he's familiar with, and that his love for music is what eases the pain.

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Phil Collins - Ever notice how Phil Collins doesn't perform as much anymore as he used to? The singer has experienced serious hearing loss in his left ear. Specialists believe he could go completely deaf if he's not careful.

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Phil Collins - The former Genesis drummer and front man has said that the ringing sound in his ear is the loudest he's ever heard.

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Sting - Sting recently revealed he suffers from a hearing impairment and that he'd tried using a hearing aid. However, he didn't like it very much.

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Sting - In a radio interview with Sirius XM, the former Police front man said that he's now able to pick up people's conversations when walking down the streets of New York.

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Bono - The Irish star suffers from tinnitus as well. He even mentions this in the U2 song 'Staring at the Sun.'

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Bono - The lyrics in question are: "There's an insect in your ear/if you scratch it won't disappear/it's gonna itch and burn and sting."

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Eric Clapton - Using 100 watt speakers over the course of his career, the British singer/guitarist also developed tinnitus.

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Eric Clapton - He's said that if he could go back in time, he would have chosen to use less powerful speakers as they ruined his hearing. 

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Ozzy Osbourne - The infamous Black Sabbath front man's hearing has suffered from decades of exposure to loud heavy metal music and drug abuse.

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Ozzy Osbourne - During an episode of 'The Osbournes,' he revealed he was practically deaf.

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Brian Johnson - The AC/DC singer had to cancel several shows after his doctors told him that he would be risking going completely deaf.

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Brian Johnson - However, it wasn't just music that damaged his hearing. Johnson actually used to drive race cars without proper ear protection. He even blew out one of his eardrums once.

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Neil Young - The Canadian music legend suffers from tinnitus as well.

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Neil Young - However, the 72-year old is still managing to pull in the crowds, and is still going strong. He does try to take care so the condition doesn't worsen.

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Grimes - The Canadian synth-pop artist also suffers from tinnitus, and even had to cancel a European tour because of it.

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Grimes - She's admitted to having exposed her hearing to powerful speakers on a regular basis, like at concerts from her favorite band Animal Collective.

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Pete Townshend - The Who guitarist suffers from partial deafness caused by exposure to loud music and the sounds of pyrotechnics.

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Pete Townshend - His hearing issues actually pushed him to try to help others. In 1989 he founded HEAR (Hearing Education and Awareness for Rockers), which seeks to prevent hearing problems among musicians.

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Jeff Beck - According to Rolling Stone magazine, he's the 14th greatest guitarist in the world—but it came at a price.

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Jeff Beck - Due to his daily exposure to high sound volumes, he's developed a mild (but painful) case of tinnitus.

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Brian Wilson - The Beach Boys lead singer hasn't been able to hear with his right ear since his childhood.

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Brian Wilson - Yet he still managed to churn out 'Pet Sounds,' an album lauded by fans and critics alike as one of the 20th century's best.

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Danny Elfman - The former Oingo Boingo lead singer actually had to leave the band because of partial hearing loss.

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Danny Elfman - However, he's still active in the entertainment industry. These days he's an internationally recognized film score composer.

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Ludwig von Beethoven - The most famous deaf musician in history is presumed to have started hearing ringing noises between the ages of 26 and 28, eventually leading to total deafness.

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Ludwig von Beethoven - In June of 1801, a 31-year-old Beethoven wrote to a friend that he'd been advised to drink tonic water, pour sweet almond oil into his ears and take cold baths. Unfortunately, at that point his life had become so unbearable that he had already stopped attending social events for two years.

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Orchestra musicians - A Norwegian study recently revealed that it's not just pop and rock artists that suffer from these issues. It's also classical musicians that are exposed to high sound volumes.

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Orchestra musicans -

According to the study, two in every five musicians suffer from tinnitus. 82.1% of all participants indicated they feel pain while playing.

See also: Artists who canceled their own show due to health problems. 

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