Bands & artists like Scandal
If you like Scandal, 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
Bananarama
GuideBananarama's infectious pop hooks and danceable beats mirror Scandal's energetic style, making them a perfect match for fans of lively new wave music.
Cyndi Lauper
GuideCyndi Lauper's vibrant vocal delivery and playful pop-rock sound resonate with the anthemic qualities found in Scandal's music, especially in her upbeat tracks.
Pat Benatar
GuideWith powerful vocals and rock-infused anthems, Pat Benatar shares a similar drive and energy that aligns well with Scandal's dynamic sound.
Debbie Harry
GuideAs the frontwoman of Blondie, Debbie Harry delivers a mix of punk and new wave that complements Scandal's infectious grooves and celebratory spirit.
The Bangles
GuideThe Bangles' jangly guitars and catchy choruses echo the melodic sensibility of Scandal, making their music equally compelling for fans of new wave rock.
Tears for Fears
GuideTears for Fears combines emotional depth with catchy melodies, offering a blend of rock and new wave that resonates with Scandal's anthemic style.
a-ha
GuideA-ha’s rich synth textures and memorable hooks provide a sonic experience akin to Scandal’s infectious sound, appealing to fans of melodic new wave.
Culture Club
GuideCulture Club’s colorful pop-rock aesthetic and charismatic vocals share a similar vibrancy with Scandal’s upbeat and celebratory musical approach.
Common questions
Who sounds like Scandal?
Artists similar to Scandal include Bananarama, Cyndi Lauper, Pat Benatar and Debbie Harry. Each shares elements of Scandal's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Scandal?
Scandal is primarily known for new wave. With steady grooves and anthemic choruses, Scandal's music pulses with an infectious drive that compels movement and collective celebration.
Where should I start if I like Scandal?
If you enjoy Scandal, start with Bananarama — their album "Ultra Violet" is a great entry point. Bananarama's infectious pop hooks and danceable beats mirror Scandal's energetic style, making them a perfect match for fans of lively new wave music.