If you're looking to sing like Billy Idol, you need to focus on his distinctive, raspy voice. Idol's voice is abrasive and powerful, yet he is still able to control the tone and pitch. Here's how you can start singing like Billy Idol:

• Vocal Analysis: Analyze your voice to know your voice type - are you a soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto, countertenor, tenor, baritone, or bass. Once you know your voice type, you can find the right songs to sing below.
• Sing Idol’s Songs: Billy Idol’s songs are a great choice for practicing your singing technique. Dancing with myself, Eyes Without a Face, Rebel Yell, and White Wedding are all songs that feature his signature vocals. They are perfect for practicing both your pitch and range.
• Breath Control: Idol's voice is very powerful and he can sustain long phrases with ease. To improve your breath control, start by doing breathing exercises daily. Breathing basics article.
• Voice Technique: Billy Idol's voice is known for the heavy use of raspy distortions. Contemporary vocal techniques article are very helpful for learning how to add distortion and achieve the same intensity and rasp.
• Pitch Accuracy: Idol's pitch accuracy is excellent, so it’s important to focus on your pitch while singing his songs. You can practice with Pitch accuracy test to learn how to match your pitch better.
• Vocal Warmups: Before singing the songs, it is important to warm up your voice to help you sing better. The Pitch Training on Singing Carrots offers interactive vocal warm-ups and exercises that will help you with range and agility.
• Overcome self-doubt: Singing requires self-confidence and overcoming stage fright, which can affect your performance. Overcoming stage fright article and Tips for performing on stage article offers more insights to help you get over the anxiety when performing.

By practicing these techniques regularly, you can learn to sing like Billy Idol. If you're interested in additional polishing your singing skills, you can enroll in our singing course, which covers singing theory and practical tips.

Keep practicing and have fun!