Bands & artists like Crowder
If you like Crowder, 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
Chris Tomlin
GuideKnown for his anthemic worship songs, Chris Tomlin shares a similar use of layered instrumentation and emotional lyrical content.
Passion
This collective features a mix of modern worship music with energetic arrangements that resonate with Crowder's pulsing rhythms.
Elevation Worship
GuideTheir blend of contemporary worship with atmospheric sounds mirrors the expansive yet intimate qualities found in Crowder's music.
Hillsong Young & Free
They combine electronic elements with worship music, creating a vibrant sound that aligns well with Crowder's dynamic textures.
Lauren Daigle
GuideHer soulful voice and emotive songwriting provide a depth similar to the emotional weight present in Crowder's work.
Bethel Music
GuideTheir focus on modern worship with rich instrumental backdrops parallels the sonic landscape created by Crowder.
Michael W. Smith
GuideWith a long history in contemporary Christian music, his melodic and heartfelt approach resonates with the themes found in Crowder's songs.
For King & Country
GuideTheir use of dramatic arrangements and pop influences creates an engaging sound that complements Crowder's style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Crowder?
Artists similar to Crowder include Chris Tomlin, Passion, Elevation Worship and Hillsong Young & Free. Each shares elements of Crowder's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Crowder?
Crowder is primarily known for contemporary Christian music. With its pulsing rhythms and layered textures, the music creates a dynamic interplay between intimacy and expansiveness, driving home the emotional weight of each moment.
Where should I start if I like Crowder?
If you enjoy Crowder, start with Chris Tomlin — their album "Never Lose Sight" is a great entry point. Known for his anthemic worship songs, Chris Tomlin shares a similar use of layered instrumentation and emotional lyrical content.