Bands & artists like Bryan Kearney
If you like Bryan Kearney, 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
John O'Callaghan
Known for his energetic trance sound, John O'Callaghan combines uplifting melodies with driving basslines, similar to Kearney's immersive grooves.
Markus Schulz
GuideSchulz's blend of progressive and uplifting trance creates expansive atmospheres that align closely with the sonic textures of Bryan Kearney.
Andrew Bayer
Bayer's innovative approach to progressive house and trance incorporates lush synths and emotional builds, reminiscent of Kearney's style.
Above & Beyond
GuideThis trio is known for their melodic and emotive trance tracks that often feature soaring synths, paralleling the uplifting qualities of Kearney's music.
Aly & Fila
GuideAly & Fila are masters of uplifting trance, delivering euphoric melodies and rich soundscapes similar to the immersive experiences in Kearney's productions.
Cosmic Gate
GuideThis duo blends progressive and trance elements with dynamic beats and atmospheric synths, creating a sound that resonates with Bryan Kearney's style.
Super8 & Tab
Their fusion of melodic progressions and driving beats captures the essence of uplifting trance that fans of Kearney will appreciate.
Paul van Dyk
GuideA pioneer in the trance scene, Paul van Dyk’s emotive tracks often feature soaring melodies and deep grooves akin to those found in Kearney’s work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Bryan Kearney?
Artists similar to Bryan Kearney include John O'Callaghan, Markus Schulz, Andrew Bayer and Above & Beyond. Each shares elements of Bryan Kearney's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Bryan Kearney?
Bryan Kearney is primarily known for trance, electro house and progressive house. A pulsating rhythm drives forward, punctuated by soaring synths that build anticipation before crashing into immersive grooves.
Where should I start if I like Bryan Kearney?
If you enjoy Bryan Kearney, start with John O'Callaghan — their album "Unfold" is a great entry point. Known for his energetic trance sound, John O'Callaghan combines uplifting melodies with driving basslines, similar to Kearney's immersive grooves.