In 2015, Adele stated that the release of her third studio album 25 was inspired by Bush's 2014 comeback to the stage. Nerina Pallot was inspired to become a songwriter after seeing Bush play "This Woman's Work" on Wogan. Bush was described by The Guardian as an "early role model" for Dido. The Australian singer-songwriter Sia described Bush as one of the "weird" artists she "grew up with", along with Adam Ant, Boy George and Cyndi Lauper. k.d. lang named Bush as one of the artists she was listening to when she was starting to write songs. Jack Antonoff has described Bush as an artist he listens to when he writes songs. Andy Bell described Bush as "a major influence on a lot of Erasure's album tracks". When Little Boots was asked about female producers or songwriters that have inspired her, she highlighted Bush for "how involved she got with the studio side as well as the performance". Kate Nash described Bush as "really amazing and really inspirational". Bat for Lashes also called her "a real inspiration". Tegan and Sara called Bush a "huge influence" on them when they were growing up in the 1980s, and Sky Ferreira named her when asked about her "primary influences" from that decade. Rosalía named Bush as one of the female artists who made success possible for artists like her. Beverley Craven acknowledged that when she was beginning to write songs, she was "trying to sound like Kate Bush". Tim Bowness of No-Man named Bush as one of his early influences.
In 2015 Adele stated that the release of her third studio album 25 was inspired by Bush's 2014 comeback to the stage Nerina Pallot was inspired to become a songwriter after seeing Bush play "This Woman's Work" on Wogan Bush was described by The Guardian as an "early role model" for Dido The Australian singer-songwriter Sia described Bush as one of the "weird" artists she "grew up with" along with Adam Ant Boy George and Cyndi Lauper kd lang named Bush as one of the artists she was listening to when she was starting to write songs Jack Antonoff has described Bush as an artist he listens to when he writes songs Andy Bell described Bush as "a major influence on a lot of Erasure's album tracks" When Little Boots was asked about female producers or songwriters that have inspired her she highlighted Bush for "how involved she got with the studio side as well as the performance" Kate Nash described Bush as "really amazing and really inspirational" Bat for Lashes also called her "a real inspiration" Tegan and Sara called Bush a "huge influence" on them when they were growing up in the 1980s and Sky Ferreira named her when asked about her "primary influences" from that decade Rosalía named Bush as one of the female artists who made success possible for artists like her Beverley Craven acknowledged that when she was beginning to write songs she was "trying to sound like Kate Bush" Tim Bowness of No-Man named Bush as one of his early influences