Bands & artists like Robbie Dupree

If you like Robbie Dupree, 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.

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Hall & Oates

Hall & Oates

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Known for their catchy melodies and rhythmic guitar work, they share a similar pop rock sensibility with Dupree.

blue-eyed soul pop rock
Christopher Cross

Christopher Cross

Cross's soft rock anthems feature melodic hooks and smooth instrumentation that resonate with Dupree's style.

rock music sentimental ballad
Kenny Loggins

Kenny Loggins

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Loggins combines upbeat rhythms with heartfelt lyrics, paralleling the engaging danceable energy found in Dupree's music.

country music folk rock pop rock
Toto

Toto

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Their polished production and blend of rock and pop elements create a sonic landscape similar to Dupree's work.

hard rock pop rock progressive rock
Air Supply

Air Supply

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With their soft harmonies and romantic themes, Air Supply captures a similar reflective mood in their pop rock ballads.

soft rock
Billy Joel

Billy Joel

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Joel's storytelling through melodic piano-driven tracks aligns well with the engaging narrative style of Dupree's music.

contemporary classical music pop rock rock and roll
Peter Cetera

Peter Cetera

Cetera's smooth vocals and emotive ballads reflect a similar aesthetic to Dupree’s reflective pop rock sound.

rock music
John Waite

John Waite

Waite's mix of rock and emotional depth in his songs resonates with the same engaging energy found in Dupree's work.

pop rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Robbie Dupree?

Artists similar to Robbie Dupree include Hall & Oates, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins and Toto. Each shares elements of Robbie Dupree's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Robbie Dupree?

Robbie Dupree is primarily known for pop rock. With a steady pulse underscored by rhythmic guitars and soft harmonies, Dupree's music flows effortlessly, inviting reflection while maintaining an engaging danceable energy.

Where should I start if I like Robbie Dupree?

If you enjoy Robbie Dupree, start with Hall & Oates — their album "Big Bam Boom" is a great entry point. Known for their catchy melodies and rhythmic guitar work, they share a similar pop rock sensibility with Dupree.