Bands & artists like The Stone Roses
If you like The Stone Roses, 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 Charlatans
Their blend of jangly guitars and infectious grooves mirrors the buoyant yet contemplative sound of The Stone Roses.
Happy Mondays
GuideCombining dance rhythms with psychedelic rock elements, they share a similar vibrant energy and groove-driven aesthetic.
Primal Scream
GuideTheir fusion of rock and dance music creates a textured sound that resonates with the rhythmic complexity found in The Stone Roses.
The Verve
GuideKnown for their sweeping soundscapes and introspective lyrics, The Verve shares a sonic depth that aligns closely with The Stone Roses.
Ride
GuideTheir ethereal guitar layers and shoegaze influences evoke a similar atmospheric quality to the music of The Stone Roses.
Lush
GuideWith lush guitar textures and dreamy vocals, Lush embodies a melodic sensibility that parallels the sound of The Stone Roses.
Stereolab
GuideTheir experimental approach to pop music incorporates layered instrumentation that complements the intricate sound of The Stone Roses.
The Dandy Warhols
GuideTheir blend of alternative rock and psychedelia features catchy hooks and layered guitars reminiscent of The Stone Roses' style.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Stone Roses?
Artists similar to The Stone Roses include The Charlatans, Happy Mondays, Primal Scream and The Verve. Each shares elements of The Stone Roses's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Stone Roses?
The Stone Roses is primarily known for alternative rock and indie rock. Pulsing grooves are layered with cascading guitars that create a feeling of buoyancy offset by moments of contemplative tension.
Where should I start if I like The Stone Roses?
If you enjoy The Stone Roses, start with The Charlatans — their album "The Charlatans" is a great entry point. Their blend of jangly guitars and infectious grooves mirrors the buoyant yet contemplative sound of The Stone Roses.