Bands & artists like Seasick Steve
If you like Seasick Steve, 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 Lee Hooker
GuideKnown for his deep, resonant voice and minimalist guitar riffs, his music embodies the same rhythmic pulse and storytelling quality as Seasick Steve.
Keb' Mo'
GuideBlending traditional blues with a modern twist, Keb' Mo' shares a similar earthy vibe and acoustic instrumentation that appeals to fans of Seasick Steve.
Joe Bonamassa
GuideHis blues-rock style incorporates gritty guitar work and powerful vocals, reminiscent of the raw energy found in Seasick Steve's performances.
Gary Clark Jr.
GuideWith a blend of blues, rock, and soul, his dynamic guitar playing and emotive singing align closely with the aesthetic of Seasick Steve.
Lightnin' Hopkins
GuideA pioneer of Texas blues, his improvisational style and storytelling approach mirror the authenticity found in Seasick Steve's work.
The Black Keys
GuideTheir garage rock-blues fusion features heavy rhythms and gritty instrumentation that parallels the driving force behind Seasick Steve's tracks.
Bonnie Raitt
GuideHer soulful voice and slide guitar work bring an emotional depth that aligns well with the heartfelt storytelling found in Seasick Steve's songs.
Common questions
Who sounds like Seasick Steve?
Artists similar to Seasick Steve include John Lee Hooker, Keb' Mo', Joe Bonamassa and Gary Clark Jr.. Each shares elements of Seasick Steve's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Seasick Steve?
Seasick Steve is primarily known for blues. With a rhythmic pulse that emphasizes raw, gritty grooves and a steadfast repetition, his music carries the weight of experience while inviting movement and reflection.
Where should I start if I like Seasick Steve?
If you enjoy Seasick Steve, start with John Lee Hooker — their album "I'm John Lee Hooker" is a great entry point. Known for his deep, resonant voice and minimalist guitar riffs, his music embodies the same rhythmic pulse and storytelling quality as Seasick Steve.