Bands & artists like Rawlins Cross
If you like Rawlins Cross, 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
Great Big Sea
Their energetic blend of traditional Newfoundland music with rock elements mirrors the lively tempo and layered melodies found in Rawlins Cross.
The Pogues
Known for their fusion of punk and traditional Irish music, The Pogues share a rhythmic intensity and folk roots similar to Rawlins Cross.
Flogging Molly
GuideTheir high-energy Celtic punk sound combines traditional Irish instrumentation with a modern rock edge, akin to the vibrant style of Rawlins Cross.
The Chieftains
GuideAs masters of traditional Irish music, their incorporation of various musical styles and collaborations resonates with the layered melodies of Rawlins Cross.
Lúnasa
GuideThis instrumental band focuses on traditional Irish music with a contemporary twist, emphasizing rhythm and melody in a way that's reminiscent of Rawlins Cross.
Altan
GuideWith their fusion of traditional Irish tunes and contemporary influences, Altan captures a similar essence of movement and tradition as Rawlins Cross.
Capercaillie
This Scottish band blends Gaelic folk music with modern sounds, creating an engaging rhythm that parallels the lively nature of Rawlins Cross.
Celtic Woman
GuideTheir harmonious vocal arrangements combined with orchestral instrumentation evoke a similar celebratory spirit found in the music of Rawlins Cross.
Common questions
Who sounds like Rawlins Cross?
Artists similar to Rawlins Cross include Great Big Sea, The Pogues, Flogging Molly and The Chieftains. Each shares elements of Rawlins Cross's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Rawlins Cross?
Rawlins Cross is primarily known for Celtic rock. The music pulses with a lively tempo built on rhythmic interplay and layered melodies that encourage movement while staying rooted in tradition.
Where should I start if I like Rawlins Cross?
If you enjoy Rawlins Cross, start with Great Big Sea — their album "Play" is a great entry point. Their energetic blend of traditional Newfoundland music with rock elements mirrors the lively tempo and layered melodies found in Rawlins Cross.