Bands & artists like Angelic Upstarts

If you like Angelic Upstarts, 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

Cock Sparrer

Cock Sparrer

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Like Angelic Upstarts, Cock Sparrer delivers high-energy Oi! anthems with a focus on sing-along choruses and punk rock instrumentation.

punk rock
The Business

The Business

The Business shares a similar raw energy and lyrical focus on working-class themes, paired with driving rhythms that ignite crowd participation.

oi!
Sham 69

Sham 69

Sham 69's music features anthemic melodies and punk rock roots that resonate well with the energetic style of Angelic Upstarts.

punk rock
GBH

GBH

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With their fast tempos and aggressive sound, GBH captures the same punk ethos and intensity found in Angelic Upstarts' music.

hardcore punk street punk
The Exploited

The Exploited

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The Exploited's fierce punk style and politically charged lyrics align closely with the rebellious spirit of Angelic Upstarts.

hardcore punk
Stiff Little Fingers

Stiff Little Fingers

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Stiff Little Fingers combines punk rock energy with socially conscious lyrics, creating a sound that parallels the anthemic quality of Angelic Upstarts.

punk rock
Anti-Flag

Anti-Flag

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Anti-Flag's politically driven punk sound and catchy hooks make them a fitting recommendation for fans of Angelic Upstarts.

hardcore punk pop-punk punk rock
Rancid

Rancid

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Rancid blends ska influences with punk rock energy, producing infectious rhythms and choruses reminiscent of Angelic Upstarts' style.

punk rock ska punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Angelic Upstarts?

Artists similar to Angelic Upstarts include Cock Sparrer, The Business, Sham 69 and GBH. Each shares elements of Angelic Upstarts's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Angelic Upstarts?

Angelic Upstarts is primarily known for punk and oi!. The music pulses with a relentless energy, driven by thumping rhythms and anthemic choruses that demand both movement and vocal engagement from the crowd.

Where should I start if I like Angelic Upstarts?

If you enjoy Angelic Upstarts, start with Cock Sparrer — their album "Guilty as Charged" is a great entry point. Like Angelic Upstarts, Cock Sparrer delivers high-energy Oi! anthems with a focus on sing-along choruses and punk rock instrumentation.