Bands & artists like Keith Getty
If you like Keith Getty, 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
Matt Maher
GuideMaher's blend of modern worship with clear melodies and rhythmic drive resonates well with Getty's approach to creating participatory music.
Chris Tomlin
GuideWith anthemic choruses and accessible melodies, Tomlin's worship songs share the same uplifting quality that encourages communal engagement.
Michael W. Smith
GuideSmith’s music combines heartfelt lyrics with rich melodies and a polished production style that aligns closely with Getty's sound.
Hillsong Worship
GuideTheir expansive soundscapes and powerful melodic hooks are designed for congregational singing, echoing the emotional resonance found in Getty's work.
Casting Crowns
GuideTheir storytelling approach and strong melodic lines create an engaging atmosphere similar to the participatory nature of Getty's compositions.
Phil Wickham
Wickham’s soaring vocal style and rich instrumentation create an uplifting atmosphere that aligns well with the emotive quality of Getty’s work.
Elevation Worship
GuideTheir contemporary worship sound combines strong rhythms and melodic hooks, creating an inviting atmosphere similar to that of Keith Getty.
Zach Williams
GuideWilliams’ blend of folk and rock influences with clear lyrical themes creates a sense of uplift that mirrors the spirit of Getty's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Keith Getty?
Artists similar to Keith Getty include Matt Maher, Chris Tomlin, Michael W. Smith and Hillsong Worship. Each shares elements of Keith Getty's sound while bringing their own perspective.
Where should I start if I like Keith Getty?
If you enjoy Keith Getty, start with Matt Maher — their album "Saints and Sinners" is a great entry point. Maher's blend of modern worship with clear melodies and rhythmic drive resonates well with Getty's approach to creating participatory music.