Bands & artists like R3hab

If you like R3hab, 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

Hardwell

Hardwell

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Known for his big room house anthems, Hardwell shares R3hab's explosive energy and melodic builds that dominate festival stages.

Dutch house EDM trap music electro house
Tiësto

Tiësto

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A pioneer in electronic dance music, Tiësto blends progressive house with electro elements, mirroring R3hab's vibrant sonic layers.

deep house electro house electronic dance music
Martin Garrix

Martin Garrix

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Garrix is known for his catchy hooks and energetic drops, creating a dancefloor atmosphere akin to R3hab's productions.

Dutch house big room house deep house
W&W

W&W

W&W combines big room house with trance influences, delivering powerful tracks that resonate with R3hab's festival-ready style.

Dutch house big room house electro house
Afrojack

Afrojack

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Afrojack's blend of electro house and pop influences creates infectious tracks that capture the same vibrant energy as R3hab.

Dutch house electro house progressive house
KSHMR

KSHMR

KSHMR incorporates world music influences into his big room tracks, creating rich textures that align well with R3hab's style.

big room house electro house psychedelic trance
Steve Aoki

Steve Aoki

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Aoki's energetic performances and genre-blending tracks evoke the same party atmosphere found in R3hab's music.

electronica
Zedd

Zedd

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Zedd's polished production and catchy melodies create anthemic tracks that share a similar appeal to R3hab’s work.

dubstep electro house electronic dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like R3hab?

Artists similar to R3hab include Hardwell, Tiësto, Martin Garrix and W&W. Each shares elements of R3hab's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is R3hab?

R3hab is primarily known for house, EDM and electro house. With pulsating rhythms and expansive builds, R3hab's tracks create a relentless energy that drives bodies to move while enveloping them in vibrant sonic layers.

Where should I start if I like R3hab?

If you enjoy R3hab, start with Hardwell — their album "United We Are" is a great entry point. Known for his big room house anthems, Hardwell shares R3hab's explosive energy and melodic builds that dominate festival stages.