Bands & artists like Keel

If you like Keel, 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

Ratt

Ratt

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Known for their catchy hooks and heavy guitar riffs, Ratt's glam metal sound features driving rhythms that align closely with Keel's style.

glam metal hard rock heavy metal
Dokken

Dokken

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Dokken combines melodic vocals with sharp guitar work and dynamic shifts, creating anthemic tracks that resonate with Keel's energetic approach.

glam metal hard rock heavy metal
FireHouse

FireHouse

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Firehouse's music features strong melodic elements and guitar-driven arrangements that parallel the tension-building style found in Keel's tracks.

glam metal hard rock
Skid Row

Skid Row

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Skid Row's blend of heavy metal with emotionally charged melodies complements the soaring vocal lines and dynamic shifts characteristic of Keel.

heavy metal
Quiet Riot

Quiet Riot

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Quiet Riot's high-energy performances and catchy choruses are reminiscent of Keel's driving rhythms and melodic hooks.

glam metal hard rock heavy metal
Great White

Great White

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Great White combines hard rock with a blues influence, featuring strong guitar work and anthemic choruses similar to those found in Keel's music.

hard rock
Tesla

Tesla

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Tesla's rich harmonies and melodic guitar solos create a sound that mirrors the dynamic shifts and emotional intensity present in Keel's songs.

glam metal hard rock heavy metal
L.A. Guns

L.A. Guns

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L.A. Guns' gritty glam metal sound features sharp guitar riffs and a raw energy that aligns well with the aesthetic of Keel.

glam metal hard rock sleaze rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Keel?

Artists similar to Keel include Ratt, Dokken, FireHouse and Skid Row. Each shares elements of Keel's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Keel?

Keel is primarily known for hard rock, heavy metal and glam metal. Anchored by driving rhythms and soaring melodies, their music builds tension through sharp guitar work and dynamic shifts that compel movement.

Where should I start if I like Keel?

If you enjoy Keel, start with Ratt — their album "Dancing Undercover" is a great entry point. Known for their catchy hooks and heavy guitar riffs, Ratt's glam metal sound features driving rhythms that align closely with Keel's style.