Bands & artists like Nicky Romero
If you like Nicky Romero, 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.
New to Nicky Romero? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Hardwell
Known for his big room house anthems, Hardwell shares a similar approach to euphoric build-ups and festival-ready drops.
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
GuideThis duo excels in crafting high-energy tracks with massive drops and melodic hooks that resonate well in the big room house scene.
Alesso
GuideAlesso's progressive house tracks often feature soaring melodies and driving beats, paralleling Romero's euphoric soundscapes.
David Guetta
GuideGuetta's blend of electro house and pop elements creates uplifting tracks that mirror Romero's energetic style.
Avicii
GuideWith his signature melodic progressions and emotional crescendos, Avicii's music aligns closely with Romero's euphoric sound.
Martin Garrix
GuideGarrix is known for his catchy melodies and powerful drops, making him a fitting match for fans of Nicky Romero's big room tracks.
Zedd
GuideZedd combines rich melodies with electronic production, creating anthemic songs that evoke a similar energy to Romero's work.
Calvin Harris
GuideHarris's ability to blend house music with pop sensibilities results in infectious tracks that resonate with Romero's audience.
Common questions
Who sounds like Nicky Romero?
Artists similar to Nicky Romero include Hardwell, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Alesso and David Guetta. Each shares elements of Nicky Romero's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Nicky Romero?
Nicky Romero is primarily known for house, EDM and electro house. With driving rhythms and expansive melodic arcs, Romero’s tracks create euphoric crescendos punctuated by moments of exhilarating release.
Where should I start if I like Nicky Romero?
If you enjoy Nicky Romero, start with Hardwell — their album "United We Are" is a great entry point. Known for his big room house anthems, Hardwell shares a similar approach to euphoric build-ups and festival-ready drops.