Bands & artists like God Street Wine

If you like God Street Wine, 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

Umphrey's McGee

Umphrey's McGee

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Their complex arrangements and dynamic interplay between instruments mirror the intricate soundscapes found in God Street Wine's music.

progressive rock
Phish

Phish

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With their extended jams and rhythmic experimentation, Phish captures a similar sense of urgency and exploration present in God Street Wine's work.

alternative rock funk rock progressive rock
Widespread Panic

Widespread Panic

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Their Southern rock-infused jam style features extended improvisations and a pulsating energy akin to the explorative nature of God Street Wine.

Southern rock
moe.

moe.

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Moe.'s combination of catchy melodies and intricate guitar work creates a lively atmosphere reminiscent of the rhythmic complexity found in God Street Wine.

indie rock pop rock psychedelic rock
Yonder Mountain String Band

Yonder Mountain String Band

Their bluegrass-infused jam style features extended instrumental sections that build tension and urgency, paralleling God Street Wine's approach.

bluegrass music country music
The New Deal

The New Deal

Their electronic jam style incorporates live improvisation, resulting in a pulsating energy that aligns well with the sound of God Street Wine.

electronica
Keller Williams

Keller Williams

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Keller's solo performances often feature looped rhythms and layered sounds, creating an engaging atmosphere reminiscent of God Street Wine's dynamic structure.

Galactic

Galactic

With their blend of funk, jazz, and rock elements, Galactic delivers intricate grooves and explorative jams that resonate with the essence of God Street Wine.

jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like God Street Wine?

Artists similar to God Street Wine include Umphrey's McGee, Phish, Widespread Panic and moe.. Each shares elements of God Street Wine's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like God Street Wine?

If you enjoy God Street Wine, start with Umphrey's McGee — their album "Greatest Hits Volume III" is a great entry point. Their complex arrangements and dynamic interplay between instruments mirror the intricate soundscapes found in God Street Wine's music.