Bands & artists like Gunnar Wiklund
If you like Gunnar Wiklund, 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 Gunnar Wiklund? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Lill-Babs
GuideHer schlager-infused pop sound features catchy melodies and emotional lyrics, similar to Gunnar's heartfelt style.
Siw Malmkvist
GuideKnown for her melodic hooks and engaging vocal delivery, Siw's music resonates with the same intimate yet expansive feel.
Kikki Danielsson
GuideKikki combines traditional schlager elements with a contemporary twist, echoing the rich melodic structures found in Gunnar's work.
Benny Andersson
GuideAs a member of ABBA, his solo work retains melodic sophistication and emotional depth that fans of Gunnar would appreciate.
Zarah Leander
GuideZarah's dramatic vocal delivery and orchestral arrangements align well with the emotive qualities present in Gunnar's songs.
Monica Zetterlund
GuideHer blend of jazz and pop with poignant lyrics offers a similar intimacy and melodic richness found in Gunnar's music.
Evert Taube
GuideHis storytelling through song, combined with memorable melodies, resonates well with the lyrical and melodic aspects of Gunnar's work.
Lena Philipsson
GuideLena’s pop-schlager fusion features infectious hooks and relatable lyrics, mirroring the engaging qualities of Gunnar's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Gunnar Wiklund?
Artists similar to Gunnar Wiklund include Lill-Babs, Siw Malmkvist, Kikki Danielsson and Benny Andersson. Each shares elements of Gunnar Wiklund's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Gunnar Wiklund?
Gunnar Wiklund is primarily known for schlager music. His music pulses with a steady rhythm, rich in melodic hooks that intertwine seamlessly with heartfelt lyrical expressions, fostering an intimate yet expansive listening experience.
Where should I start if I like Gunnar Wiklund?
If you enjoy Gunnar Wiklund, start with Lill-Babs — their album "Für Teenager und Twens 1962" is a great entry point. Her schlager-infused pop sound features catchy melodies and emotional lyrics, similar to Gunnar's heartfelt style.