Bands & artists like Natalie MacMaster

If you like Natalie MacMaster, 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

Ashley MacIsaac

Ashley MacIsaac

Known for his energetic fiddle playing and blending traditional Cape Breton music with modern influences, he shares a similar driving tempo and intricate melodies.

Celtic fusion folk music rock music
The Chieftains

The Chieftains

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This iconic Irish band incorporates traditional instrumentation and lively arrangements that resonate with the communal spirit found in MacMaster's music.

folk music
Lúnasa

Lúnasa

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Their contemporary take on traditional Irish music features complex arrangements and a strong rhythmic drive, akin to MacMaster's spirited grooves.

music of Ireland
Dala

Dala

This Canadian duo combines folk elements with rich harmonies and storytelling, creating an inviting atmosphere similar to MacMaster’s spirited sound.

traditional folk music

The Bothy Band

Their dynamic blend of traditional Irish music with innovative arrangements captures the same lively energy that characterizes MacMaster's performances.

music of Ireland
Liz Carroll

Liz Carroll

Her virtuosic fiddling and deep connection to Irish tradition resonate well with the intricate melodies found in Natalie MacMaster's work.

music of Ireland
Flook

Flook

Flook's innovative flute-driven sound combines traditional Celtic elements with a modern twist, appealing to fans of MacMaster's energetic style.

music of Ireland

Common questions

Who sounds like Natalie MacMaster?

Artists similar to Natalie MacMaster include Ashley MacIsaac, The Chieftains, Lúnasa and Dala. Each shares elements of Natalie MacMaster's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Natalie MacMaster?

If you enjoy Natalie MacMaster, start with Ashley MacIsaac — their album "Hi™ How Are You Today?" is a great entry point. Known for his energetic fiddle playing and blending traditional Cape Breton music with modern influences, he shares a similar driving tempo and intricate melodies.