Bands & artists like Pistol Annies

If you like Pistol Annies, 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

Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert

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As a member of Pistol Annies, her solo work features similar themes of empowerment and intricate narratives set to catchy melodies.

country music folk music
Kacey Musgraves

Kacey Musgraves

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Her modern take on country music includes sharp storytelling and melodic sensibilities that resonate well with Pistol Annies' style.

country music folk music
Little Big Town

Little Big Town

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Known for their rich harmonies and narrative-driven songs, they share a similar sonic palette with Pistol Annies.

country music
Brandy Clark

Brandy Clark

Her songwriting prowess and focus on storytelling in a country context mirror the lyrical depth found in Pistol Annies' music.

country music
Ashley Monroe

Ashley Monroe

As another member of Pistol Annies, her solo work showcases a similar blend of heartfelt lyrics and traditional country instrumentation.

country music
Lindsay Ell

Lindsay Ell

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Her combination of guitar-driven melodies and personal storytelling reflects a sound akin to that of Pistol Annies.

country music folk music
Maggie Rose

Maggie Rose

With her soulful voice and narrative style, she captures a similar essence to the reflective storytelling found in Pistol Annies' work.

country music folk music
Caitlyn Smith

Caitlyn Smith

Her emotive vocal delivery and lyrical focus on personal experiences resonate with the storytelling aspect of Pistol Annies.

Common questions

Who sounds like Pistol Annies?

Artists similar to Pistol Annies include Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town and Brandy Clark. Each shares elements of Pistol Annies's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Pistol Annies?

Pistol Annies is primarily known for country. Driven by tight harmonies and rhythmic storytelling, their music weaves intricate narratives within a framework of steady grooves and reflective melodies.

Where should I start if I like Pistol Annies?

If you enjoy Pistol Annies, start with Miranda Lambert — their album "Kerosene" is a great entry point. As a member of Pistol Annies, her solo work features similar themes of empowerment and intricate narratives set to catchy melodies.