Bands & artists like Six60

If you like Six60, 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

The Naked and Famous

The Naked and Famous

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Their blend of pop rock with electronic elements features catchy hooks and anthemic choruses that resonate similarly to Six60.

synth-pop
Atlas Genius

Atlas Genius

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Known for their infectious melodies and driving rhythms, Atlas Genius shares a similar approach to building momentum in their songs.

alternative rock
Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend

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Their use of layered instrumentation and upbeat melodies creates a vibrant sound that parallels the energetic style of Six60.

alternative rock
Foster the People

Foster the People

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With their rhythmic insistence and catchy pop rock hooks, Foster the People embodies a similar sonic energy found in Six60's music.

alternative rock indie pop
Young the Giant

Young the Giant

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Their dynamic sound incorporates rich melodies and rhythmic complexity, reminiscent of the engaging textures in Six60's work.

alternative rock
MisterWives

MisterWives

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MisterWives combines upbeat pop rock with strong vocal harmonies and vibrant instrumentation that aligns well with Six60's style.

alternative rock
Bastille

Bastille

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Bastille's use of anthemic choruses and layered production creates a similar emotional intensity and rhythmic drive as seen in Six60.

synth-pop
Cold War Kids

Cold War Kids

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Their blend of rock with soulful vocals and compelling rhythms offers a textured sound that complements the feel of Six60's music.

alternative rock indie rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Six60?

Artists similar to Six60 include The Naked and Famous, Atlas Genius, Vampire Weekend and Foster the People. Each shares elements of Six60's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Six60?

Six60 is primarily known for pop rock. The texture pulses with rhythmic insistence while layering melodic hooks that build momentum through repetition and gradual intensity.

Where should I start if I like Six60?

If you enjoy Six60, start with The Naked and Famous — their album "In Rolling Waves" is a great entry point. Their blend of pop rock with electronic elements features catchy hooks and anthemic choruses that resonate similarly to Six60.