Bands & artists like December Avenue

If you like December Avenue, 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

Ben&Ben

Ben&Ben

Their rich harmonies and layered instrumentation create a similar textured soundscape, often blending folk and pop elements.

folk-pop indie folk
Hale

Hale

With their blend of alternative rock and poignant lyrics, Hale creates an atmospheric sound akin to December Avenue's aesthetic.

Sponge Cola

Sponge Cola

Their dynamic sound combines catchy melodies with layered guitars, similar to the driving rhythms found in December Avenue's music.

Up Dharma Down

Up Dharma Down

They merge electronic elements with soulful vocals and intricate instrumentation, creating a reflective mood reminiscent of December Avenue.

post-rock
Parokya ni Edgar

Parokya ni Edgar

Their mix of humor and heartfelt lyrics paired with diverse musical styles offers a textured listening experience similar to December Avenue.

alternative rock
Rivermaya

Rivermaya

As pioneers in the Filipino rock scene, their emotive melodies and guitar-driven sound align well with the sonic landscape of December Avenue.

indie pop

Tanya Markova

Their eclectic mix of sounds and engaging storytelling through music captures a similar essence of layered emotions as found in December Avenue.

pop rock
Kitchie Nadal

Kitchie Nadal

Her acoustic-driven songs feature heartfelt lyrics and strong melodies that resonate with the emotional depth of December Avenue's music.

Common questions

Who sounds like December Avenue?

Artists similar to December Avenue include Ben&Ben, Hale, Sponge Cola and Up Dharma Down. Each shares elements of December Avenue's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like December Avenue?

If you enjoy December Avenue, start with Ben&Ben — their album "Limasawa Street" is a great entry point. Their rich harmonies and layered instrumentation create a similar textured soundscape, often blending folk and pop elements.