If you like Bad Religion, try these artists

If you like Bad Religion, 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 Bad Religion? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Sum 41

Sum 41

Shared genres: melodic hardcore, punk rock

alternative metal melodic hardcore pop-punk
Strung Out

Strung Out

Shared genres: melodic hardcore, punk rock

melodic hardcore punk rock skate punk
Flatfoot 56

Flatfoot 56

Shared genres: melodic hardcore

Celtic punk folk punk hardcore punk
NOFX

NOFX

Guide

Shared genres: melodic hardcore, punk rock

hardcore punk melodic hardcore pop-punk
Green Day

Green Day

Guide

Shared genres: punk rock

alternative rock pop-punk punk rock
Beck

Beck

Guide

Also from United States

alternative hip-hop alternative rock anti-folk
Neil Young

Neil Young

Guide

Also from United States

Southern rock alternative rock blues
Moby

Moby

Guide

Shared genres: punk rock

alternative rock ambient music chill-out music

Common questions

Who sounds like Bad Religion?

Artists similar to Bad Religion include Sum 41, Strung Out, Flatfoot 56 and NOFX. Each shares elements of Bad Religion's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Bad Religion?

Bad Religion is primarily known for punk and melodic hardcore. The music propels forward with rapid-fire rhythms and sharp melodic lines, creating a tension between urgency and reflection that compels movement while provoking thought.

Where should I start if I like Bad Religion?

If you enjoy Bad Religion, start with Sum 41 — their album "Underclass Hero" is a great entry point. Shared genres: melodic hardcore, punk rock