Bands & artists like David Hodges
If you like David Hodges, 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
Ryan Tedder
Known for his melodic pop sensibilities and rhythmic grooves, Ryan Tedder's work often features bright harmonies similar to David Hodges.
Ben Rector
GuideBen Rector combines catchy melodies with a reflective lyrical style and upbeat instrumentation, echoing the pop rock vibe of Hodges.
OneRepublic
GuideWith anthemic choruses and polished production, OneRepublic shares a similar melodic structure and rhythmic energy found in Hodges' music.
John Mayer
GuideJohn Mayer's blend of pop rock and introspective lyrics, along with his guitar-driven sound, aligns well with the aesthetic of David Hodges.
Jason Mraz
GuideJason Mraz's upbeat acoustic pop style and engaging melodies resonate with the bright harmonies and rhythmic pulse characteristic of Hodges' work.
Sara Bareilles
GuideSara Bareilles combines strong vocal melodies with thoughtful lyrics and a mix of pop and rock elements that mirror Hodges' sound.
Colbie Caillat
GuideColbie Caillat's breezy pop sound and warm harmonies evoke a similar feel to the melodic structures found in David Hodges' music.
Gavin DeGraw
GuideGavin DeGraw's soulful voice and catchy hooks create a vibrant pop rock atmosphere that fans of David Hodges would appreciate.
Common questions
Who sounds like David Hodges?
Artists similar to David Hodges include Ryan Tedder, Ben Rector, OneRepublic and John Mayer. Each shares elements of David Hodges's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is David Hodges?
David Hodges is primarily known for pop rock. Melodies unfold with a steady pulse and bright harmonies, grounded by rhythmic grooves that encourage movement and reflection.
Where should I start if I like David Hodges?
If you enjoy David Hodges, start with Ryan Tedder — their album "Forever" is a great entry point. Known for his melodic pop sensibilities and rhythmic grooves, Ryan Tedder's work often features bright harmonies similar to David Hodges.