Bands & artists like Dylan Scott
If you like Dylan Scott, 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.
New to Dylan Scott? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Michael Ray
Michael Ray shares a similar blend of country melodies with a modern pop influence, featuring catchy hooks and a polished production style.
Kane Brown
GuideKane Brown's music combines traditional country elements with contemporary sounds, emphasizing lyrical storytelling and smooth vocal delivery.
Jordan Davis
Jordan Davis utilizes sparse instrumentation and melodic hooks, creating an engaging sound that resonates well with fans of modern country music.
Brett Young
GuideBrett Young's soft vocals and acoustic-driven arrangements create a laid-back atmosphere similar to Dylan Scott's approach to country music.
Jake Owen
GuideJake Owen's upbeat tracks often feature catchy choruses and a mix of acoustic and electric instrumentation that aligns with Dylan Scott's style.
Chris Lane
GuideChris Lane blends traditional country sounds with contemporary pop influences, resulting in infectious melodies and relatable lyrics.
Thomas Rhett
GuideThomas Rhett is known for his genre-blending sound that incorporates catchy hooks and personal storytelling, resonating with the same audience as Dylan Scott.
Mitchell Tenpenny
Mitchell Tenpenny's music features strong lyrical narratives combined with a modern country sound, creating an appealing sonic landscape for fans of Dylan Scott.
Common questions
Who sounds like Dylan Scott?
Artists similar to Dylan Scott include Michael Ray, Kane Brown, Jordan Davis and Brett Young. Each shares elements of Dylan Scott's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Dylan Scott?
Dylan Scott is primarily known for country. The music pulses with a steady groove, threading melodic hooks through sparse instrumentation that emphasizes both space and lyrical clarity.
Where should I start if I like Dylan Scott?
If you enjoy Dylan Scott, start with Michael Ray — their album "Michael Ray" is a great entry point. Michael Ray shares a similar blend of country melodies with a modern pop influence, featuring catchy hooks and a polished production style.