Bands & artists like Johnny Thunders

If you like Johnny Thunders, 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

Iggy Pop

Iggy Pop

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Iggy's blend of punk energy and emotional intensity aligns closely with Thunders' style.

alternative rock garage rock glam rock
The Stooges

The Stooges

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With their aggressive riffs and chaotic energy, The Stooges share a sonic kinship with Thunders.

proto-punk punk rock
Ramones

Ramones

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The Ramones' fast-paced, stripped-down rock sound resonates with the same rawness found in Thunders' music.

pop-punk punk rock

The Heartbreakers

As contemporaries, their tight instrumentation and rebellious spirit make them a natural comparison to Thunders.

punk rock
Richard Hell and the Voidoids

Richard Hell and the Voidoids

Their blend of punk rock and art influences mirrors the emotional tension present in Thunders' work.

art punk punk rock
Mott the Hoople

Mott the Hoople

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Their theatrical rock style and sharp guitar hooks align well with the gritty vibe of Johnny Thunders.

glam rock
Alice Cooper

Alice Cooper

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Cooper's dark theatricality and hard rock sound resonate with the emotional release found in Thunders' music.

classic rock garage rock glam metal
The Clash

The Clash

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Their fusion of punk rock with diverse influences creates a similar dynamic tension to that of Thunders' work.

new wave post-punk punk rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Johnny Thunders?

Artists similar to Johnny Thunders include Iggy Pop, The Stooges, Ramones and The Heartbreakers. Each shares elements of Johnny Thunders's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Johnny Thunders?

Johnny Thunders is primarily known for rock music. A gritty blend of sharp guitar riffs and relentless rhythmic drive creates an atmosphere thick with tension and emotional release.

Where should I start if I like Johnny Thunders?

If you enjoy Johnny Thunders, start with Iggy Pop — their album "Free" is a great entry point. Iggy's blend of punk energy and emotional intensity aligns closely with Thunders' style.