Bands & artists like Tom Hingley

If you like Tom Hingley, 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 fusion of rock with jangly guitars and rhythmic grooves creates a similar driving momentum.

psychedelic rock
Ocean Colour Scene

Ocean Colour Scene

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Known for their layered guitar work and anthemic choruses, they evoke a celebratory yet introspective atmosphere.

Britpop rock music
The Verve

The Verve

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Their expansive soundscapes and rich guitar textures parallel Hingley's sonic aesthetic.

alternative rock psychedelic rock space rock
Ride

Ride

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With their blend of shoegaze and rock, Ride's layered guitars create a similar immersive experience.

alternative rock shoegaze
Doves

Doves

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Their atmospheric rock sound incorporates driving rhythms and emotional depth akin to Hingley's style.

indie rock rock music

Embrace

They combine heartfelt lyrics with powerful instrumentation, resonating with the same introspective energy.

emo hardcore punk post-hardcore
Stereophonics

Stereophonics

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Their rock sound features strong melodies and rhythmic drive that align well with Hingley's music.

alternative rock hard rock post-Britpop
The Stone Roses

The Stone Roses

Their iconic blend of rock and psychedelic influences shares a similar layered texture and rhythmic pulse.

alternative rock indie rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Tom Hingley?

Artists similar to Tom Hingley include The Charlatans, Ocean Colour Scene, The Verve and Ride. Each shares elements of Tom Hingley's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Tom Hingley?

Tom Hingley is primarily known for rock music. A pulsing blend of driving rhythms and layered guitar textures creates a visceral momentum that propels listeners through moments of both introspection and celebration.

Where should I start if I like Tom Hingley?

If you enjoy Tom Hingley, start with The Charlatans — their album "The Charlatans" is a great entry point. Their fusion of rock with jangly guitars and rhythmic grooves creates a similar driving momentum.