Bands & artists like Chris Hillman
If you like Chris Hillman, 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
Gene Clark
As a fellow member of the Byrds, Clark's solo work features lush harmonies and introspective lyrics that resonate with Hillman's melodic simplicity.
Graham Nash
Nash's folk-infused rock style and smooth vocal delivery create a reflective atmosphere similar to Hillman's contemplative sound.
Roger McGuinn
McGuinn's jangly guitar work and storytelling lyrics echo the gentle grooves and melodic sensibilities found in Hillman's music.
The Flying Burrito Brothers
GuideThis band, co-founded by Hillman, blends country rock with heartfelt songwriting, mirroring his signature style and sound palette.
Jackson Browne
GuideBrowne's soft rock approach and thoughtful lyricism align well with Hillman's reflective musical themes.
Neil Young
GuideYoung's blend of rock and folk, along with his emotive vocals, shares a similar contemplative quality to Hillman's work.
Buffalo Springfield
GuideWith their roots in folk rock and introspective lyrics, Buffalo Springfield captures a similar essence of melodic storytelling.
Linda Ronstadt
GuideRonstadt's ability to blend rock and country with emotive vocals complements the melodic simplicity found in Hillman's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Chris Hillman?
Artists similar to Chris Hillman include Gene Clark, Graham Nash, Roger McGuinn and The Flying Burrito Brothers. Each shares elements of Chris Hillman's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Chris Hillman?
Chris Hillman is primarily known for country. A tapestry of melodic simplicity and rhythmic restraint, characterized by gentle grooves that draw listeners into contemplative spaces.
Where should I start if I like Chris Hillman?
If you enjoy Chris Hillman, start with Gene Clark — their album "Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers" is a great entry point. As a fellow member of the Byrds, Clark's solo work features lush harmonies and introspective lyrics that resonate with Hillman's melodic simplicity.