Bands & artists like Whitecross

If you like Whitecross, 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

Bloodgood

Bloodgood

Known for their heavy guitar riffs and anthemic choruses, Bloodgood shares a similar blend of Christian themes with powerful metal instrumentation.

Christian metal hard rock
Stryper

Stryper

With their signature dual guitar harmonies and soaring vocals, Stryper combines melodic metal with uplifting lyrics, paralleling Whitecross's sound.

Christian metal Christian rock glam metal
Tourniquet

Tourniquet

Tourniquet combines thrash elements with complex arrangements and thought-provoking lyrics, appealing to fans of intense yet melodic metal.

Christian metal progressive metal thrash metal
Narnia

Narnia

Narnia's symphonic metal style features soaring melodies and epic storytelling that resonates with the uplifting aspects of Whitecross's music.

Christian metal heavy metal neo-classical metal
Barren Cross

Barren Cross

Barren Cross blends traditional heavy metal sounds with spiritual themes, sharing a sonic kinship with the music of Whitecross.

heavy metal
Theocracy

Theocracy

Theocracy's progressive power metal style is rich in melody and harmony, appealing to listeners who enjoy the uplifting qualities of Whitecross.

Christian metal power metal progressive metal
Loudness

Loudness

Loudness offers a heavy yet melodic approach to metal that aligns well with the driving force and technicality found in Whitecross's music.

heavy metal progressive metal

Common questions

Who sounds like Whitecross?

Artists similar to Whitecross include Bloodgood, Stryper, Tourniquet and Narnia. Each shares elements of Whitecross's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Whitecross?

Whitecross is primarily known for heavy metal and Christian metal. The music drives forward with propulsive rhythms and soaring melodies, punctuated by tight harmonies and powerful guitar solos that create a compelling push-pull between intensity and uplift.

Where should I start if I like Whitecross?

If you enjoy Whitecross, start with Bloodgood — their album "Metal Missionaries" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy guitar riffs and anthemic choruses, Bloodgood shares a similar blend of Christian themes with powerful metal instrumentation.