Bands & artists like Hey Violet
If you like Hey Violet, 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
PVRIS
Their blend of alternative rock and electronic elements, along with powerful vocals, creates a similar energetic and cathartic sound.
Tonight Alive
GuideWith driving guitar riffs and anthemic choruses, their music captures the same brisk pace and emotional intensity found in Hey Violet's work.
Paramore
GuideKnown for their dynamic instrumentation and strong vocal performances, Paramore shares a similar approach to crafting catchy yet emotionally charged rock songs.
We Are the In Crowd
Their use of dual male-female vocals and upbeat melodies aligns well with Hey Violet's textured harmonies and energetic sound.
Echosmith
GuideEchosmith's pop-infused alternative rock features catchy hooks and layered harmonies that resonate with the same youthful energy as Hey Violet.
Chvrches
GuideCombining synth-pop with rock elements, Chvrches' atmospheric soundscapes and driving beats create a similar tension and release dynamic.
Against The Current
GuideWith powerful vocals and a blend of pop-rock influences, they share a similar energetic vibe and lyrical depth that fans of Hey Violet would appreciate.
All Time Low
GuideTheir knack for infectious hooks and high-energy performances aligns closely with the driving rhythms found in Hey Violet's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Hey Violet?
Artists similar to Hey Violet include PVRIS, Tonight Alive, Paramore and We Are the In Crowd. Each shares elements of Hey Violet's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Hey Violet?
Hey Violet is primarily known for alternative rock. With tight rhythms and driving guitar lines, their music maintains a brisk pace while layering textured harmonies that build tension before releasing into cathartic choruses.
Where should I start if I like Hey Violet?
If you enjoy Hey Violet, start with PVRIS — their album "Evergreen" is a great entry point. Their blend of alternative rock and electronic elements, along with powerful vocals, creates a similar energetic and cathartic sound.