Bands & artists like Lincoln Brewster
If you like Lincoln Brewster, 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
Chris Tomlin
GuideTomlin's anthemic worship songs feature rich instrumentation and uplifting melodies that resonate with a similar contemporary worship style.
Matt Maher
GuideMaher's music blends modern rock elements with reflective lyrics, creating a soundscape that encourages both praise and contemplation.
Hillsong United
GuideTheir expansive sound and layered arrangements provide a dynamic worship experience akin to Brewster's rhythmic drive.
Michael W. Smith
GuideSmith's blend of pop and worship music features lush arrangements and heartfelt lyrics, similar to Brewster's uplifting atmosphere.
Elevation Worship
GuideWith their modern sound and powerful choruses, Elevation Worship creates an energetic yet contemplative worship environment reminiscent of Brewster.
Casting Crowns
GuideTheir storytelling approach combined with melodic hooks offers a similar emotional depth and sonic richness found in Brewster's work.
Kari Jobe
GuideJobe's ethereal vocals and atmospheric production evoke a sense of worship that parallels the contemplative aspects of Brewster's music.
Phil Wickham
Wickham’s soaring melodies and acoustic-driven sound create an inviting space for worship similar to Brewster’s sonic textures.
Common questions
Who sounds like Lincoln Brewster?
Artists similar to Lincoln Brewster include Chris Tomlin, Matt Maher, Hillsong United and Michael W. Smith. Each shares elements of Lincoln Brewster's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Lincoln Brewster?
Lincoln Brewster is primarily known for contemporary worship music. Brewster's music pulsates with rhythmic drive and layered textures that create an uplifting atmosphere while allowing space for contemplative pauses.
Where should I start if I like Lincoln Brewster?
If you enjoy Lincoln Brewster, start with Chris Tomlin — their album "Never Lose Sight" is a great entry point. Tomlin's anthemic worship songs feature rich instrumentation and uplifting melodies that resonate with a similar contemporary worship style.