Bands & artists like Aaron Shust

If you like Aaron Shust, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

New to Aaron Shust? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Chris Tomlin

Chris Tomlin

Guide

Tomlin's worship music features anthemic melodies and rhythmic structures that encourage congregational singing, similar to Shust's style.

Christian rock
Matt Maher

Matt Maher

Guide

Maher's blend of contemporary Christian music with emotive lyrics and dynamic instrumentation mirrors the uplifting tension found in Shust's work.

contemporary Christian music
Phil Wickham

Phil Wickham

Wickham's soaring vocal delivery and rich melodic lines create a sense of communal worship that resonates with Shust’s musical approach.

contemporary Christian music
Hillsong Worship

Hillsong Worship

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Their expansive soundscapes and powerful choruses are designed for group participation, much like the engaging nature of Shust's compositions.

Christian music Christian rock contemporary worship music
Casting Crowns

Casting Crowns

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Casting Crowns combines storytelling lyrics with a contemporary sound that fosters connection, paralleling the themes present in Shust's music.

Christian rock contemporary Christian music rock music
Jeremy Camp

Jeremy Camp

Guide

Camp’s emotive vocals and driving rhythms create a similar atmosphere of hope and encouragement as found in Aaron Shust's songs.

contemporary Christian music
Michael W. Smith

Michael W. Smith

Guide

Smith’s blend of pop and worship music features rich harmonies and inspirational themes that align well with the essence of Shust's work.

Christian rock contemporary Christian music pop rock
Big Daddy Weave

Big Daddy Weave

Their heartfelt songwriting combined with catchy melodies creates an inviting atmosphere for worship, reminiscent of Aaron Shust’s style.

rock music

Common questions

Who sounds like Aaron Shust?

Artists similar to Aaron Shust include Chris Tomlin, Matt Maher, Phil Wickham and Hillsong Worship. Each shares elements of Aaron Shust's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Aaron Shust?

If you enjoy Aaron Shust, start with Chris Tomlin — their album "Never Lose Sight" is a great entry point. Tomlin's worship music features anthemic melodies and rhythmic structures that encourage congregational singing, similar to Shust's style.