Bands & artists like Kelvin Jones

If you like Kelvin Jones, 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

James Bay

James Bay

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Bay's emotive vocal delivery and blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation create a similar tension and emotional depth.

Americana pop music rock music
Hozier

Hozier

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Hozier's rich vocal harmonies and soulful melodies, combined with rhythmic shifts, resonate well with Kelvin Jones' style.

blues blues rock indie rock
George Ezra

George Ezra

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Ezra's warm baritone and layered arrangements evoke a steady groove that parallels the emotional crescendos found in Jones' music.

blues folk music rock music
Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran

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Sheeran's use of loop pedals and layered harmonies creates an engaging soundscape similar to the rhythmic shifts in Kelvin Jones' work.

alternative rock dance music folk music
Sam Fender

Sam Fender

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Fender's anthemic choruses and driving rhythms mirror the emotional build-ups characteristic of Kelvin Jones' music.

indie rock
Lewis Capaldi

Lewis Capaldi

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Capaldi's powerful vocal performances and heartfelt lyrics align closely with the emotional intensity found in Jones' songs.

alternative rock blue-eyed soul pop music
Tom Grennan

Tom Grennan

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Grennan's blend of soulful vocals and rhythmic grooves creates a sound that complements the layered harmonies present in Kelvin Jones' work.

alternative rock indie folk indie pop
Rag'n'Bone Man

Rag'n'Bone Man

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His deep, resonant voice and bluesy influences provide a similar emotional weight and rhythmic complexity as seen in Jones' music.

blues soul

Common questions

Who sounds like Kelvin Jones?

Artists similar to Kelvin Jones include James Bay, Hozier, George Ezra and Ed Sheeran. Each shares elements of Kelvin Jones's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Kelvin Jones?

If you enjoy Kelvin Jones, start with James Bay — their album "Chaos and the Calm" is a great entry point. Bay's emotive vocal delivery and blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation create a similar tension and emotional depth.