Bands & artists like At the Drive-In
If you like At the Drive-In, 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.
New to At the Drive-In? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
The Mars Volta
Emerging from the same roots as At the Drive-In, their complex song structures and eclectic instrumentation create a similarly intense atmosphere.
Refused
Known for their aggressive sound and politically charged lyrics, Refused shares a similar post-hardcore energy with jagged guitar riffs.
Glassjaw
Their blend of emotional intensity and dynamic shifts in instrumentation mirrors the tension found in At the Drive-In's music.
Thursday
With their emotive vocals and layered guitar work, Thursday captures a similar blend of vulnerability and urgency in their sound.
Coheed and Cambria
GuideTheir progressive rock influences combined with post-hardcore elements create a sonic landscape reminiscent of At the Drive-In's style.
Taking Back Sunday
GuideTheir anthemic choruses and emotional lyricism align well with the passionate delivery found in At the Drive-In's tracks.
Brand New
They incorporate intricate guitar work and introspective lyrics that resonate with the themes of tension and vulnerability present in At the Drive-In's music.
Bayside
GuideTheir melodic yet aggressive sound features sharp guitars and heartfelt lyrics, echoing the emotional depth of At the Drive-In.
Common questions
Who sounds like At the Drive-In?
Artists similar to At the Drive-In include The Mars Volta, Refused, Glassjaw and Thursday. Each shares elements of At the Drive-In's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is At the Drive-In?
At the Drive-In is primarily known for post-hardcore and emo. The music crackles with tension as jagged guitars punctuate propulsive rhythms, creating a sensation of relentless forward motion fused with moments of stark vulnerability.
Where should I start if I like At the Drive-In?
If you enjoy At the Drive-In, start with The Mars Volta — their album "Frances the Mute" is a great entry point. Emerging from the same roots as At the Drive-In, their complex song structures and eclectic instrumentation create a similarly intense atmosphere.