Phil Wickham vocal range

According to our database the vocal range of this artist is:

D#2 - A#5 (3.6 octaves)

Song with the LOWEST pitch:
Move Me Again (D#2-C#4)

Song with the HIGHEST pitch:
It's Always Been You (D#4-A#5)
User likes: Chris Ilona Mika

Voice types

Based on their range the artist can perform songs for:

Bass (E2-E4)

Baritone (A2-A4)

Tenor (C3-C5)

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More songs by the artist

Living Hope (D#3-G#4)
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Great Things (B3-F#4)
User likes: Gg Em Chris

Battle Belongs (C#3-G#4)
User likes: Chris DrummerandSinger Jonathan Gibson

Cannons (A3-A4)
User likes: Chris

Divine Romance (F#3-B4)
User likes: Chris

Safe (F3-G4)
User likes: Chris

Hymn of Heaven (C#4-A5)
User likes: Chris

True Love (G#2-G#3)
User likes: Chris

Doxology // Amen (F3-G4)
User likes: Chris

Stand in Awe (E3-F#4)
User likes: James Allen

Beautiful (D#3-G#4)
User likes: Chris

Christ Is Risen (B2-E4)
User likes: Chris

This Is Our God (C4-A5)

House of the Lord (F4-G5)

Till I Found You (C#3-B4)

Your Love Awakens Me (C3-A4)

Always Forever (D#3-A#4)

Manger Throne (B3-G5)

Eyes Fixed (F#2-A4)

Sunday Is Coming (G3-A5)

My All in All (A#2-G4)

Wild River (G2-G4)

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Please note: we are estimating the vocal range for the artists based on what we know about the songs they perform. The 'real' vocal range of the person of course might be different. This estimate is just based on the highest and lowest known pitches from the songs we have in our database. It might be that the singer can actually hit lower or higher notes, but never did so in their recordings known to us.