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The Rolling Stones
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Artists similar to

The Rolling Stones

group · GB · active since 1962

rockblues rockclassic rockpsychedelic rockbritish rhythm & bluespop rock

In short

The artists most similar to The Rolling Stones are The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, Pink Floyd and Queen, from the same rock, blues rock and classic rock circle.

Closest to The Rolling Stones

1 The BeatlesUK rock band, “The Fab Four”
2 Led Zeppelin
3 David BowieEnglish singer‐songwriter
5 QueenUK rock group
6 The Doors

More similar artists

7 The Who
8 Creedence Clearwater Revival
9 Bob Dylan
10 Nirvana1980s–1990s US grunge band
11 Red Hot Chili Peppers
13 AC/DCAustralian hard rock band
14 Fleetwood Mac
15 The Kinks
16 Jimi Hendrix
17 The Clash70s–80s British punk rock band
18 Guns N’ RosesAmerican hard rock band from Los Angeles
19 AerosmithAmerican hard rock band
20 Black SabbathEnglish heavy metal band
21 The Beach BoysAmerican rock band
22 CreamBritish 1960s rock supergroup
23 U2Irish rock band
24 R.E.M.American rock band Bandcamp ↗
25 Eric Clapton
26 Simon & Garfunkel
27 The PoliceBritish rock band
28 Dire Straits
29 Elton JohnEnglish singer, songwriter, pianist, and composer

Ordered by closeness, computed from real listens (ListenBrainz). The Bandcamp badge marks who has a page there, verified with Wikidata.

Frequently asked questions

Which artists are similar to The Rolling Stones?

The artists most similar to The Rolling Stones are The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, Pink Floyd and Queen, from the same rock, blues rock and classic rock circle. The list comes from ListenBrainz, based on what people actually listen to, and includes 30 artists.

Where can I listen to music like The Rolling Stones?

On Bandcamp, where you buy directly from artists and labels: Radiohead and R.E.M. have a page there. With Digs you create a "Like The Rolling Stones" Dig that mixes their releases with smaller artists with the same sound.

What genre is The Rolling Stones?

The Rolling Stones is usually associated with rock, blues rock, classic rock and psychedelic rock (group · GB · active since 1962), according to MusicBrainz genres.

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Data: MusicBrainz · ListenBrainz (CC0) · Wikidata. Updated 5 November 2026.