Bands & artists like Modern Baseball

If you like Modern Baseball, 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 Wonder Years

The Wonder Years

Their blend of punk rock and emotional lyrics, combined with layered guitar work, creates a similar introspective urgency.

pop-punk
Joyce Manor

Joyce Manor

Known for their catchy hooks and dynamic shifts, Joyce Manor captures a similar energy and emotional depth in their sound.

punk rock
PUP

PUP

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Pup's raw energy and intricate guitar riffs resonate well with the rhythmic shifts and urgency found in Modern Baseball's music.

hardcore punk indie rock pop-punk
Brand New

Brand New

With their mix of punk rock and introspective lyrics, Brand New shares a sonic palette that aligns closely with Modern Baseball's style.

alternative rock
American Football

American Football

Their use of layered instrumentation and emotive vocals creates a reflective yet urgent atmosphere akin to Modern Baseball's sound.

Midwest emo math rock post-rock
The Front Bottoms

The Front Bottoms

Their storytelling approach combined with energetic instrumentation mirrors the balance of urgency and introspection present in Modern Baseball.

Midwest emo folk punk indie rock
Citizen

Citizen

Citizen's post-hardcore influences and emotive delivery align with the layered textures and themes found in Modern Baseball's music.

emo pop
Sorority Noise

Sorority Noise

Their combination of punk rock energy and introspective lyrics provides a similar emotional resonance to that of Modern Baseball.

Common questions

Who sounds like Modern Baseball?

Artists similar to Modern Baseball include The Wonder Years, Joyce Manor, PUP and Brand New. Each shares elements of Modern Baseball's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Modern Baseball?

Modern Baseball is primarily known for punk. A steady pulse drives their energetic sound, characterized by rhythmic shifts and layered guitar textures that capture both urgency and introspection.

Where should I start if I like Modern Baseball?

If you enjoy Modern Baseball, start with The Wonder Years — their album "Sleeping on Trash: A Collection of Songs Recorded 2005-2010" is a great entry point. Their blend of punk rock and emotional lyrics, combined with layered guitar work, creates a similar introspective urgency.