Bands & artists like The Christians

If you like The Christians, 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

Simply Red

Simply Red

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Their blend of rock and soul features layered instrumentation and melodic hooks that resonate with The Christians' sound.

blue-eyed soul jazz fusion pop music
The Beautiful South

The Beautiful South

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Known for their rich harmonies and textured arrangements, they share a similar approach to combining rock with thoughtful lyrics.

rock music
Level 42

Level 42

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Their fusion of rock, jazz, and funk elements creates intricate musical landscapes akin to the layered guitar work of The Christians.

dance-rock jazz-funk new wave
Tears for Fears

Tears for Fears

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With their anthemic choruses and lush production, they evoke a comparable emotional depth and sonic richness.

new wave
Squeeze

Squeeze

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Their clever songwriting and melodic sensibility align well with the textured rock sound characteristic of The Christians.

new wave
The Housemartins

The Housemartins

They share a similar British pop-rock aesthetic with catchy melodies and socially conscious lyrics that mirror The Christians' style.

Britpop indie rock
Duran Duran

Duran Duran

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Their incorporation of synths and guitars creates a polished sound that parallels the melodic layers found in The Christians' music.

New Romantic alternative rock art pop
Crowded House

Crowded House

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Their melodic rock sound features intricate guitar work and harmonious vocals that resonate with the essence of The Christians.

alternative rock rock music

Common questions

Who sounds like The Christians?

Artists similar to The Christians include Simply Red, The Beautiful South, Level 42 and Tears for Fears. Each shares elements of The Christians's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Christians?

The Christians is primarily known for rock music. Layered guitar riffs intertwine with steady rhythms, crafting a textured backdrop that builds tension before resolving into moments of melodic release.

Where should I start if I like The Christians?

If you enjoy The Christians, start with Simply Red — their album "Love and the Russian Winter" is a great entry point. Their blend of rock and soul features layered instrumentation and melodic hooks that resonate with The Christians' sound.