Bands & artists like Nathan Evans

If you like Nathan Evans, 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

Tom Walker

Tom Walker

Combines heartfelt lyrics with a blend of acoustic and electronic elements, creating anthemic melodies that encourage sing-alongs.

pop music
Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran

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Known for his rich vocal harmonies and catchy hooks, Sheeran's music often features rhythmic cadences that invite listener participation.

alternative rock dance music folk music
James Arthur

James Arthur

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His soulful voice and emotive songwriting resonate with similar themes of simplicity and relatable storytelling, often set to infectious grooves.

pop music
Lewis Capaldi

Lewis Capaldi

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Capaldi's powerful vocals paired with poignant lyrics create an engaging listening experience that is both grounded and emotionally resonant.

alternative rock blue-eyed soul pop music
Passenger

Passenger

With a focus on acoustic instrumentation and narrative-driven songs, Passenger's style aligns well with the inviting simplicity found in Evans' work.

George Ezra

George Ezra

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Ezra's deep voice and folk-influenced pop sound create catchy melodies that are easy to sing along to, mirroring the communal vibe of Evans' music.

blues folk music rock music
Hozier

Hozier

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Merges rich vocal harmonies with bluesy undertones, crafting songs that balance complexity with approachable melodies, much like Nathan Evans.

blues blues rock indie rock
Bastille

Bastille

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Their use of layered harmonies and rhythmic beats creates anthemic tracks that invite audience participation, echoing the groove-centric style of Evans.

synth-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Nathan Evans?

Artists similar to Nathan Evans include Tom Walker, Ed Sheeran, James Arthur and Lewis Capaldi. Each shares elements of Nathan Evans's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Nathan Evans?

If you enjoy Nathan Evans, start with Tom Walker — their album "What a Time to Be Alive" is a great entry point. Combines heartfelt lyrics with a blend of acoustic and electronic elements, creating anthemic melodies that encourage sing-alongs.