Bands & artists like Mick Ronson

If you like Mick Ronson, 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

David Bowie

David Bowie

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As a collaborator with Ronson, Bowie's glam rock style features intricate guitar work and theatrical vocals that echo Ronson's sonic palette.

alternative rock ambient music art pop
T. Rex

T. Rex

Marc Bolan's blend of glam rock and catchy riffs aligns closely with Ronson's textured guitar-driven sound.

folk rock psychedelic rock
Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop

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Iggy's raw vocal delivery and the Stooges' dynamic instrumentation resonate with the gritty energy found in Ronson's music.

alternative rock garage rock glam rock
Alice Cooper

Alice Cooper

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Cooper's theatrical rock style incorporates heavy guitar riffs and dramatic melodies similar to Ronson's approach.

classic rock garage rock glam metal
Lou Reed

Lou Reed

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Reed's lyrical storytelling combined with layered instrumentation mirrors the complexity and depth present in Ronson's work.

alternative rock art rock blue-eyed soul
Queen

Queen

Queen's grandiose arrangements and harmonies, alongside Brian May's iconic guitar work, parallel the rich textures found in Ronson's music.

art rock glam rock hard rock
The Who

The Who

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The Who's powerful rock anthems and innovative guitar techniques reflect the energetic drive and musicality that characterize Ronson's style.

art rock classic rock hard rock
Roxy Music

Roxy Music

Roxy Music’s art rock sensibilities and lush instrumental arrangements align well with the sophisticated soundscapes crafted by Ronson.

New Romantic art rock glam rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Mick Ronson?

Artists similar to Mick Ronson include David Bowie, T. Rex, Iggy Pop and Alice Cooper. Each shares elements of Mick Ronson's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mick Ronson?

Mick Ronson is primarily known for rock music. Ronson’s music thrums with textured guitar riffs and layered harmonies that pull listeners into a rhythmic pulse marked by tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Mick Ronson?

If you enjoy Mick Ronson, start with David Bowie — their album "The Man Who Sold the World" is a great entry point. As a collaborator with Ronson, Bowie's glam rock style features intricate guitar work and theatrical vocals that echo Ronson's sonic palette.