Bands & artists like Nina Hagen
If you like Nina Hagen, 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
Lene Lovich
Known for her eclectic mix of punk and new wave, Lovich's theatrical vocal style and quirky instrumentation mirror Hagen's erratic energy.
Kraftwerk
GuidePioneers of electronic music, their innovative soundscapes and rhythmic experimentation resonate with Hagen's avant-garde approach.
The B-52's
GuideTheir blend of punk rock and new wave, combined with playful lyrics and vibrant instrumentation, aligns well with Hagen's energetic style.
Siouxsie and the Banshees
GuideWith a strong punk influence and dramatic flair, Siouxsie's music captures a similar intensity and emotional range as Nina Hagen.
Debbie Harry
GuideAs the frontwoman of Blondie, Harry's fusion of punk, disco, and pop parallels Hagen's genre-blurring tendencies.
Yoko Ono
GuideOno's avant-garde style and willingness to blend genres create a sonic landscape that complements Hagen’s unpredictable artistry.
Tones on Tail
Their mix of post-punk and new wave with an experimental edge mirrors the eclecticism present in Nina Hagen's music.
Lydia Lunch
Her confrontational style and blending of punk rock with spoken word align closely with Nina Hagen's bold artistic expression.
Common questions
Who sounds like Nina Hagen?
Artists similar to Nina Hagen include Lene Lovich, Kraftwerk, The B-52's and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Each shares elements of Nina Hagen's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Nina Hagen?
Nina Hagen is primarily known for punk, swing and Neue Deutsche Welle. Hagen's music pulses with erratic rhythms and sharp contrasts, weaving together moments of frenetic energy and introspective calm.
Where should I start if I like Nina Hagen?
If you enjoy Nina Hagen, start with Lene Lovich — their album "No Man's Land" is a great entry point. Known for her eclectic mix of punk and new wave, Lovich's theatrical vocal style and quirky instrumentation mirror Hagen's erratic energy.