Top 25 US Music Influencers on Instagram (Sep 2026)

Bryant points anyone who likes music at his band, Dear Frankie, and leaves an email for everything else. A+ at 98, the top of this page: a 92 percent American audience and Reels reaching twice his following.

Moises Lopez sings with Fuerza Regida and released his debut as a vocalist this year. A+ at 96 on Reels reaching almost eight times his following and 19.67 percent engagement, both the highest on this page.

Sharod Simpson builds brands and manages artists, and points followers at the music and merchandise he runs. A+ at 95 on a 97 percent American audience, the second-most domestic here.

Kenneth Choi appeared in a OneRepublic video and links it from the bio. A+ at 93 on a 97 percent real audience.

John Schauster calls himself a big music guy and runs playlists and livestreams. A at 84 on 20 times the US median engagement rate for his size.

Paeka posts music alongside writing about self-love and lists a direct email. A at 81 on an 82 percent American audience and 20 times the US median engagement rate for her size.

Stephen Spencer is a composer, songwriter and professor of music theory. A at 81 on a 90 percent real audience.

Big Lex makes what she calls bad bitch music and runs a channel under the same name. A at 80 on a 95 percent American audience.

Miguel Rojas plays infield for the Los Angeles Dodgers and founded his own music label. A at 80 on Reels reaching almost one and a half times his following.

Wabie makes music and animation in Los Angeles and takes business through an agency address. B at 79 on a 74 percent American audience.

Koe Wetzel's music account carries the tour and the current record. B at 77 on a 99 percent American audience, the most domestic on this page.

Miles runs a merchandise shop alongside releases and asks followers to add the new record to a playlist. B at 75 on a 95 percent American audience.

Fabrizio released an EP called Recovery and lists tour dates from the bio. B at 74 on a 99 percent real audience, the cleanest on this page.

Dexter and The Moonrocks call their sound western space grunge and sell merchandise, music and tickets in one line. B at 74 on a 92 percent American audience.

Big Winn streams and makes music between the DMV and Atlanta. B at 73 on an 89 percent American audience.

The band are on tour and use the account for tickets, music and merchandise in one line. B at 73 on an 89 percent real audience.

Lawson Bates is a singer and songwriter who introduces himself as a husband and father first. B at 73 on an 85 percent American audience.

Tina Campbell is half of a gospel duo and writes about faith, music and family. B at 73 on an 84 percent American audience.

Layton Greene is a singer and a mother writing about healing and growth. B at 72 on 991,000 followers, the largest account on this page.

Lil Darkie sells physical music through his own label and site. B at 72 on an 84 percent real audience.

Wick and Autumar post music and vlogs together. B at 72 on 19 times the US median engagement rate for their size.

Emily Bear describes herself as a girl who makes music for movies, and does. B at 72 on Reels reaching almost three quarters of her following.

Chip Tha Ripper is an independent artist from Cleveland selling through his own store. B at 69 on an 89 percent American audience.

Jeremy Shada opens by saying you probably know him from a television show, and adds that he also does music. B at 68 on 893,000 followers.

Lindsey Renee hosts a show as a music curator and historian. B at 68 on a 79 percent American audience.