Bands & artists like DLD

If you like DLD, 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

You Me at Six

You Me at Six

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Their anthemic choruses and energetic guitar-driven sound create a similar atmosphere of communal engagement.

alternative rock
Paramore

Paramore

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With punchy rhythms and powerful vocal delivery, Paramore's music mirrors the layered harmonies and cathartic releases found in DLD's tracks.

alternative rock pop rock power pop
All Time Low

All Time Low

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They share a knack for catchy hooks and driving instrumentals that encourage sing-alongs, much like DLD.

modern rock pop rock pop-punk
The Maine

The Maine

Their blend of rock with melodic choruses and layered instrumentation resonates well with the sound DLD presents.

alternative rock
Tonight Alive

Tonight Alive

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With strong vocals and a mix of upbeat rhythms and emotional depth, their style aligns closely with DLD's energetic rock.

alternative rock grunge
Panic! at the Disco

Panic! at the Disco

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Known for their theatricality and soaring melodies, their music often features the kind of dramatic build-ups found in DLD's work.

alternative rock baroque pop emo pop
We Are the In Crowd

We Are the In Crowd

Their dual vocal approach and punchy pop-rock sound create an inviting atmosphere similar to DLD’s engaging style.

pop-punk
Mayday Parade

Mayday Parade

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Their emotive lyrics paired with dynamic instrumentals evoke a similar tension and release as experienced in DLD's music.

pop rock pop-punk

Common questions

Who sounds like DLD?

Artists similar to DLD include You Me at Six, Paramore, All Time Low and The Maine. Each shares elements of DLD's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is DLD?

DLD is primarily known for rock music. Driven by punchy rhythms and soaring guitar lines, DLD's music builds tension through layered harmonies before releasing into cathartic choruses that invite communal sing-alongs.

Where should I start if I like DLD?

If you enjoy DLD, start with You Me at Six — their album "Truth Decay" is a great entry point. Their anthemic choruses and energetic guitar-driven sound create a similar atmosphere of communal engagement.