Bands & artists like Jawbreaker

If you like Jawbreaker, 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

The Get Up Kids

The Get Up Kids

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Their blend of melodic punk rock and emotional lyricism mirrors Jawbreaker's driving pulse and introspective themes.

alternative rock emo indie rock
Sunny Day Real Estate

Sunny Day Real Estate

With their layered guitar textures and emotive vocals, they capture a similar intensity and introspection found in Jawbreaker's sound.

alternative rock
Alkaline Trio

Alkaline Trio

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Their darkly melodic punk style features urgent rhythms and heartfelt lyrics, aligning closely with the atmosphere of Jawbreaker.

alternative rock emo pop-punk
Against Me!

Against Me!

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Their energetic punk anthems and thoughtful songwriting resonate well with the driving urgency and emotional depth of Jawbreaker.

punk rock
Bayside

Bayside

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Combining catchy hooks with a punk rock edge, their sound reflects the melodic intricacies found in Jawbreaker's music.

punk rock
Brand New

Brand New

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Their evolution from punk to more complex arrangements parallels Jawbreaker's layered instrumentation and introspective lyrics.

alternative rock
Piebald

Piebald

Their mix of upbeat melodies and punk energy captures a similar vibe to Jawbreaker's rhythmic urgency and melodic hooks.

alternative rock
The Promise Ring

The Promise Ring

With their jangly guitars and earnest vocals, they embody a sound that aligns well with the emotional resonance of Jawbreaker.

emo

Common questions

Who sounds like Jawbreaker?

Artists similar to Jawbreaker include The Get Up Kids, Sunny Day Real Estate, Alkaline Trio and Against Me!. Each shares elements of Jawbreaker's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Jawbreaker?

Jawbreaker is primarily known for punk. A driving pulse of rhythmic urgency intertwines with melodic hooks and layered guitar textures, creating an atmosphere charged with both intensity and introspection.

Where should I start if I like Jawbreaker?

If you enjoy Jawbreaker, start with The Get Up Kids — their album "There Are Rules" is a great entry point. Their blend of melodic punk rock and emotional lyricism mirrors Jawbreaker's driving pulse and introspective themes.