Bands & artists like No Warning

If you like No Warning, 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

Bane

Bane

Bane's fast-paced hardcore punk style and emotionally charged lyrics resonate with the same intensity found in No Warning's music.

hardcore punk
Sick of It All

Sick of It All

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With their powerful riffs and hardcore roots, Sick of It All delivers a similar raw energy and urgency that fans of No Warning will appreciate.

New York hardcore hardcore punk
Strike Anywhere

Strike Anywhere

Strike Anywhere blends melodic elements with punk aggression, creating a sound that aligns well with No Warning's driving rhythms.

melodic hardcore
Comeback Kid

Comeback Kid

Comeback Kid's fusion of hardcore and melodic punk features urgent tempos and passionate vocals akin to No Warning's style.

hardcore punk melodic hardcore
Pennywise

Pennywise

Pennywise's fast-paced punk rock, characterized by aggressive guitar work and anthemic choruses, reflects the same forceful energy as No Warning.

melodic hardcore
Earth Crisis

Earth Crisis

Earth Crisis delivers heavy riffs and a politically charged message, making their sound comparable to the intensity of No Warning.

hardcore punk metalcore
Refused

Refused

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Refused's innovative blend of punk and post-hardcore creates a dynamic atmosphere that parallels the urgency found in No Warning's music.

hardcore punk post-hardcore
The Bronx

The Bronx

The Bronx combines punk rock with a raw, energetic approach that captures the same emotional release present in No Warning's tracks.

hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like No Warning?

Artists similar to No Warning include Bane, Sick of It All, Strike Anywhere and Comeback Kid. Each shares elements of No Warning's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is No Warning?

No Warning is primarily known for punk. With driving riffs and relentless rhythms, No Warning's music feels like a forceful push forward, creating an atmosphere charged with urgency and emotional release.

Where should I start if I like No Warning?

If you enjoy No Warning, start with Bane — their album "It All Comes Down to This" is a great entry point. Bane's fast-paced hardcore punk style and emotionally charged lyrics resonate with the same intensity found in No Warning's music.