Bands & artists like Fruit Bats
If you like Fruit Bats, 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
Fleet Foxes
GuideTheir lush harmonies and intricate arrangements create a similarly rich, folk-inspired soundscape.
Sufjan Stevens
GuideKnown for his layered instrumentation and reflective lyrics, Stevens shares a similar emotional depth in his folk compositions.
Iron & Wine
GuideWith gentle melodies and poetic lyricism, Iron & Wine's sound aligns well with the textured layers found in Fruit Bats' music.
Bon Iver
GuideBon Iver's atmospheric soundscapes and emotive delivery create a similar reflective mood that complements Fruit Bats' style.
Josh Ritter
GuideRitter's storytelling approach combined with melodic folk instrumentation offers a parallel to the narrative depth of Fruit Bats.
The Decemberists
GuideTheir theatrical storytelling and eclectic instrumentation mirror the rich textures found in Fruit Bats' music.
Andrew Bird
GuideBird's use of layered violin and whistling creates an intricate sonic landscape akin to the melodic shifts of Fruit Bats.
Midlake
GuideMidlake's blend of folk rock with lush harmonies and rhythmic complexity resonates well with the sound of Fruit Bats.
Common questions
Who sounds like Fruit Bats?
Artists similar to Fruit Bats include Fleet Foxes, Sufjan Stevens, Iron & Wine and Bon Iver. Each shares elements of Fruit Bats's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Fruit Bats?
Fruit Bats is primarily known for folk rock. Richly textured layers move gently through an intricate web of rhythmic patterns and melodic shifts that create moments of reflective pause amid driving momentum.
Where should I start if I like Fruit Bats?
If you enjoy Fruit Bats, start with Fleet Foxes — their album "Fleet Foxes" is a great entry point. Their lush harmonies and intricate arrangements create a similarly rich, folk-inspired soundscape.