Bands & artists like Matt Redman
If you like Matt Redman, 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
GuideKnown for his anthemic worship songs, Chris Tomlin shares a similar expansive sound and lyrical focus on faith that resonates in both individual and communal settings.
Hillsong Worship
Their music features rich instrumentation and emotive lyrics that create an atmosphere of worship akin to Matt Redman's style.
Kari Jobe
GuideKari Jobe's soaring vocals and heartfelt lyrics, combined with a contemporary sound, make her music resonate well with fans of Matt Redman.
Phil Wickham
With a focus on worshipful themes and a blend of acoustic and electronic elements, Phil Wickham's music offers a similar sonic experience.
Elevation Worship
Their modern worship sound incorporates dynamic grooves and atmospheric textures, paralleling the engaging style found in Redman's work.
Casting Crowns
GuideCasting Crowns combines storytelling with contemporary Christian music, creating an intimate yet powerful atmosphere similar to that of Matt Redman.
Lauren Daigle
GuideWith her soulful voice and introspective lyrics, Lauren Daigle creates a contemplative atmosphere reminiscent of Matt Redman's compositions.
Michael W. Smith
GuideHis blend of pop and worship music, along with his ability to create expansive soundscapes, makes him a fitting recommendation for fans of Redman.
Common questions
Who sounds like Matt Redman?
Artists similar to Matt Redman include Chris Tomlin, Hillsong Worship, Kari Jobe and Phil Wickham. Each shares elements of Matt Redman's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Matt Redman?
Matt Redman is primarily known for contemporary Christian music. Driven by steady grooves and open textures, his music creates an expansive yet intimate atmosphere that encourages both individual contemplation and communal celebration.
Where should I start if I like Matt Redman?
If you enjoy Matt Redman, start with Chris Tomlin — their album "Chris Tomlin & Friends" is a great entry point. Known for his anthemic worship songs, Chris Tomlin shares a similar expansive sound and lyrical focus on faith that resonates in both individual and communal settings.