At 0:26 in the music video for Carry It, by Travis Barker, Tom Morello can be seen using an Ovation Breadwinner.

Robert with an Ovation Breadwinner, used in early 80s

Ace Frehley used an Ovation Breadwinner on the 1st KISS album. He also played an Epiphone Coronet during his Honey/Molimo days before KISS.

Here we see Paul playing an Ovation Breadwinner from the recording of the first KISS album. It's unclear if this actually belonged to Paul because Ace played a Breadwinner during that time too.

In the pictures provided in this youtube video he can clearly be seen using an ovation breadwinner

he is using one in a snippet of the pantera video "3 Watch It Go"

Rundgren can be seen in this photo playing an Ovation Breadwinner.

Greg Hawkes, known for his work with The Cars, occasionally played rhythm guitar on tracks not originally featured on their albums, such as "You Just Can't Push Me" and "Take What You Want." These songs, available on expanded editions like The Cars Deluxe Edition, notably lack synthesizer parts. In these recordings, Greg's guitar, often delivering a fuzztone sound, adds depth to the mix.

Additionally, Greg Hawkes is pictured with an Ovation Breadwinner guitar on the inner sleeve of The Cars' album "Panorama," alongside his bandmates and their respective instruments.

In this interview, Colin is asked, "What have been the best and worst guitar related purchases you’ve made?" He responds, "Same guitar - Ovation Breadwinner. Looks fantastic, sounds like a heap of shit!" He can be seen playing this instrument throughout the videotaped live performance on a Rockpalast television broadcast in 1979 (packaged and sold on DVD and CD as "Wire - Live On The Box"). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhtYeJXNNbU

This guitar was used by Tosh during The Wailers US tour for their Burnin album. It was first seen being used on video during the Capitol Records Rehearsal session and can be heard on both the Talkin Blues album and the Leeds Polytechnic concert on the bonus disc on the Burnin Deluxe CD.

He would keep this guitar until his death. He also used it on his first solo album "Legalize It" and can be seen using it on The Wailers 1974 and 1975 Reunion concerts, mainly the Dream Concert with Stevie Wonder

In this photo, Ulvaeus is seen performing with the white Ovation Breadwinner.

John Carruthers, with two years tenure, is the newest member of the group, and plays guitar. He reaches in his pocket and pulls out a neatly handwritten piece of paper: it reads

GUITARS: Green Yamaha SG2000/brown sunburst SG1500/Hofner 'Verithin' semi T65/Ovation 'Glen Cambell' 12 string acoustic/Yamaha FG450 six string acoustic/Ovation Breadwinner solid body. EFFECTS: Drawmer Compressor/Boss Heavy Metal/MXR Flanger/Eventide Harmonizer & Delay/Ashley Twin Parametric/Yamaha 1010 analogue delay/Cry Baby Wah Wah/Boss Tuner; built into Quark Custom Rack with individual noise gates. AMPS: Marshall MV50 x2/Roland JC120 with ATC speakers x2.