Bands & artists like 28 Days

If you like 28 Days, 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

Bodyjar

Bodyjar

With their high-energy punk rock sound and catchy melodies, Bodyjar captures the same explosive rhythms and engaging hooks as 28 Days.

hardcore punk
Millencolin

Millencolin

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Known for their fast-paced punk rock style and infectious choruses, Millencolin shares a similar intensity and melodic sensibility.

pop-punk punk rock skate punk
The Living End

The Living End

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Their blend of punk rock with rockabilly influences creates a dynamic sound that resonates with the energetic drive found in 28 Days.

rock music
No Use for a Name

No Use for a Name

This band combines melodic punk elements with powerful rhythms, making them a fitting match for fans of 28 Days' relentless energy.

punk rock
Pennywise

Pennywise

Pennywise's aggressive yet melodic approach to punk rock aligns well with the punchy hooks and driving beats characteristic of 28 Days.

melodic hardcore
Lagwagon

Lagwagon

Lagwagon's fast tempos and clever lyrics create an engaging listening experience reminiscent of the vibrant sound of 28 Days.

hardcore punk
AFI

AFI

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With their blend of punk rock and post-hardcore elements, AFI offers a darker yet equally intense sound that can appeal to fans of 28 Days.

alternative rock gothic rock
Rise Against

Rise Against

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Their politically charged lyrics paired with powerful melodies make Rise Against a compelling choice for listeners who enjoy the intensity of 28 Days.

melodic hardcore

Common questions

Who sounds like 28 Days?

Artists similar to 28 Days include Bodyjar, Millencolin, The Living End and No Use for a Name. Each shares elements of 28 Days's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is 28 Days?

28 Days is primarily known for punk. Driven by explosive rhythms and punchy hooks, their music propels forward with relentless intensity, compelling movement and engagement from any audience.

Where should I start if I like 28 Days?

If you enjoy 28 Days, start with Bodyjar — their album "Take a Look Inside" is a great entry point. With their high-energy punk rock sound and catchy melodies, Bodyjar captures the same explosive rhythms and engaging hooks as 28 Days.