Bands & artists like Brian David Gilbert

If you like Brian David Gilbert, 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.

Artists to try next

Jonathan Coulton

Jonathan Coulton

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Coulton's clever lyrics and playful melodies create a similar blend of humor and introspection.

folk rock
Lindsey Stirling

Lindsey Stirling

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Stirling's fusion of classical violin with electronic beats offers intricate melodic lines that resonate with Gilbert's style.

electronic music
Tessa Violet

Tessa Violet

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Violet's catchy pop melodies and witty lyrics reflect a playful yet thoughtful approach to songwriting akin to Gilbert.

indie pop pop music
Nerina Pallot

Nerina Pallot

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Pallot's emotive vocals and complex arrangements provide a rich tapestry of sound that invites both laughter and reflection.

pop music
They Might Be Giants

They Might Be Giants

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Their quirky, intelligent lyrics paired with eclectic instrumentation mirror the playful yet reflective nature of Gilbert's music.

alternative rock avant-pop children's music
Bo Burnham

Bo Burnham

Burnham's blend of comedy and music, along with his introspective lyrics, aligns closely with the thematic elements found in Gilbert's work.

comedy hip-hop musical pop rock
Sara Bareilles

Sara Bareilles

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Bareilles' intricate piano compositions and heartfelt storytelling share a melodic complexity similar to Gilbert's style.

musical soft rock
Ben Folds

Ben Folds

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Folds' piano-driven pop-rock and witty lyricism create an engaging soundscape that resonates with the playful aspects of Gilbert's music.

pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Brian David Gilbert?

Artists similar to Brian David Gilbert include Jonathan Coulton, Lindsey Stirling, Tessa Violet and Nerina Pallot. Each shares elements of Brian David Gilbert's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Brian David Gilbert?

If you enjoy Brian David Gilbert, start with Jonathan Coulton — their album "Smoking Monkey" is a great entry point. Coulton's clever lyrics and playful melodies create a similar blend of humor and introspection.