Bands & artists like Fontaines D.C.

If you like Fontaines D.C., 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

Idles

Idles

Their aggressive punk sound and socially charged lyrics create a similar intensity and urgency as Fontaines D.C.

post-punk
Shame

Shame

With their raw energy and post-punk influences, Shame captures the same gritty atmosphere and driving rhythms.

post-punk
The Murder Capital

The Murder Capital

Their blend of post-punk instrumentation and emotive lyricism mirrors the tension found in Fontaines D.C.'s music.

post-punk
Sleaford Mods

Sleaford Mods

Combining punk with spoken word elements, they share a similar lyrical focus on social issues and a gritty sound.

minimalist music post-punk
Porridge Radio

Porridge Radio

Their mix of indie pop and post-punk elements creates an atmospheric tension akin to that of Fontaines D.C.

Wolf Alice

Wolf Alice

Guide

Their dynamic shifts between quiet introspection and explosive guitar-driven moments resonate with Fontaines D.C.'s style.

alternative rock
Parquet Courts

Parquet Courts

Known for their eclectic approach to punk rock, they share a similar experimental spirit and lyrical wit.

punk rock
Dry Cleaning

Dry Cleaning

Their minimalist post-punk sound combined with deadpan vocals evokes a similar mood to Fontaines D.C.'s work.

post-punk

Common questions

Who sounds like Fontaines D.C.?

Artists similar to Fontaines D.C. include Idles, Shame, The Murder Capital and Sleaford Mods. Each shares elements of Fontaines D.C.'s sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Fontaines D.C.?

Fontaines D.C. is primarily known for indie pop and post-punk. Gritty guitar lines intertwine with propulsive rhythms, creating an atmosphere thick with tension while maintaining a relentless forward drive.

Where should I start if I like Fontaines D.C.?

If you enjoy Fontaines D.C., start with Idles — their album "Ultra Mono" is a great entry point. Their aggressive punk sound and socially charged lyrics create a similar intensity and urgency as Fontaines D.C.