Bands & artists like Head East

If you like Head East, 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

Kansas

Kansas

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Both bands share a progressive rock influence with intricate melodies and harmonies, often featuring soaring guitar solos.

album-oriented rock art rock hard rock
Boston

Boston

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Known for their polished sound and anthemic choruses, Boston's music features similar energetic rhythms and catchy hooks.

hard rock
Styx

Styx

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Styx combines hard rock elements with theatricality and strong melodies, paralleling Head East's engaging sound.

adult-oriented rock hard rock progressive rock
REO Speedwagon

REO Speedwagon

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Their blend of rock and pop sensibilities, along with emotive vocals, aligns well with the melodic approach of Head East.

rock music
Foreigner

Foreigner

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With powerful vocals and a knack for catchy choruses, Foreigner's hard rock style resonates closely with Head East's energetic vibe.

hard rock rock music
Journey

Journey

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Journey's combination of soaring vocals and melodic rock fits well within the same energetic framework as Head East.

arena rock hard rock progressive rock
Triumph

Triumph

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Triumph incorporates progressive elements into their hard rock sound, similar to the melodic intricacies found in Head East's music.

hard rock heavy metal progressive metal
Nazareth

Nazareth

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Nazareth’s gritty vocals and hard-hitting rock sound align well with the urgency and catchiness present in Head East's tracks.

hard rock traditional heavy metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Head East?

Artists similar to Head East include Kansas, Boston, Styx and REO Speedwagon. Each shares elements of Head East's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Head East?

Head East is primarily known for hard rock. Head East's music is marked by propulsive rhythms and soaring melodies that create an energetic interplay between urgency and catchiness.

Where should I start if I like Head East?

If you enjoy Head East, start with Kansas — their album "Audio-Visions" is a great entry point. Both bands share a progressive rock influence with intricate melodies and harmonies, often featuring soaring guitar solos.