Bands & artists like Band-Maid
If you like Band-Maid, 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 Band-Maid? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Lovebites
GuideThis all-female band combines powerful vocals with intricate guitar work, creating a sound that resonates with Band-Maid's heavy metal roots.
Aldious
Known for their melodic yet aggressive style, Aldious features virtuosic guitar solos and strong female vocals that align closely with Band-Maid's aesthetic.
Scandal
GuideWith a blend of rock and pop elements, Scandal delivers catchy riffs and energetic performances that mirror the infectious energy of Band-Maid.
Brides of Destruction
Their hard-hitting sound blends glam metal with punk energy, appealing to listeners who enjoy the aggressive aspects of Band-Maid's music.
Ningen Isu
GuideThis band incorporates heavy metal with traditional Japanese influences, offering a unique sound that still captures the hard rock essence found in Band-Maid.
Galneryus
GuideTheir blend of neoclassical metal and melodic elements creates an epic soundscape reminiscent of the powerful riffs and solos in Band-Maid's music.
Kiba of Akiba
Combining heavy metal with otaku culture references, Kiba of Akiba offers high-energy tracks that appeal to fans of Band-Maid's vibrant style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Band-Maid?
Artists similar to Band-Maid include Lovebites, Aldious, Scandal and Brides of Destruction. Each shares elements of Band-Maid's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Band-Maid?
Band-Maid is primarily known for hard rock and heavy metal. The music pulses with aggressive riffs and rapid rhythms, propelled by tight grooves that invite headbanging and sing-alongs alike.
Where should I start if I like Band-Maid?
If you enjoy Band-Maid, start with Lovebites — their album "Awakening from Abyss" is a great entry point. This all-female band combines powerful vocals with intricate guitar work, creating a sound that resonates with Band-Maid's heavy metal roots.