Bands & artists like Pat Barrett
If you like Pat Barrett, 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
John Mark McMillan
McMillan's blend of folk and rock elements, alongside his poetic songwriting, resonates with Barrett's spacious harmonies and introspective themes.
Audrey Assad
GuideAssad's ethereal vocals and delicate arrangements evoke a serene ambiance akin to Barrett's gentle acoustic textures.
Misty Edwards
Edwards' worshipful style features rich harmonies and an emotive vocal delivery that parallels the reflective nature of Barrett's music.
Bethel Music
GuideThe collective's focus on melodic worship songs with lush instrumentation creates a soundscape reminiscent of Barrett's rhythmic grace.
Chris Tomlin
GuideTomlin's contemporary worship sound features expansive melodies and uplifting themes that echo the emotional depth of Barrett's music.
Lauren Daigle
GuideDaigle's soulful voice combined with her rich, atmospheric production mirrors the reflective qualities present in Barrett’s compositions.
Phil Wickham
Wickham's use of soaring melodies and acoustic-driven arrangements aligns well with the spacious harmonies characteristic of Barrett’s style.
I Am They
This group offers a blend of folk-inspired melodies and rich harmonies that complement the reflective nature of Barrett’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Pat Barrett?
Artists similar to Pat Barrett include John Mark McMillan, Audrey Assad, Misty Edwards and Bethel Music. Each shares elements of Pat Barrett's sound while bringing their own perspective.
Where should I start if I like Pat Barrett?
If you enjoy Pat Barrett, start with John Mark McMillan — their album "Peopled with Dreams" is a great entry point. McMillan's blend of folk and rock elements, alongside his poetic songwriting, resonates with Barrett's spacious harmonies and introspective themes.