Bands & artists like Skillet

If you like Skillet, 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

Thousand Foot Krutch

Thousand Foot Krutch

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With a blend of rap-rock and alternative metal, Thousand Foot Krutch delivers high-energy tracks that resonate with Skillet's driving rhythms and powerful vocals.

Christian rock
Breaking Benjamin

Breaking Benjamin

Known for their heavy guitar riffs and melodic choruses, Breaking Benjamin shares a post-grunge sound that aligns well with Skillet's style.

alternative metal alternative rock nu metal
P.O.D.

P.O.D.

P.O.D. mixes nu metal and reggae influences, creating a dynamic sound that complements Skillet's heavy yet melodic approach.

Christian metal alternative metal nu metal
Flyleaf

Flyleaf

Flyleaf features powerful female vocals over hard-hitting instrumentation, echoing the emotional and sonic qualities found in Skillet's music.

alternative rock hard rock post-grunge
Disciple

Disciple

Disciple's aggressive sound combined with uplifting lyrics mirrors the cathartic experience often present in Skillet's tracks.

Christian metal
Hawk Nelson

Hawk Nelson

Hawk Nelson offers a pop-punk twist on Christian rock, maintaining catchy melodies while still delivering a heavier edge akin to Skillet.

Christian rock pop rock pop-punk
We as Human

We as Human

We As Human blends hard rock with electronic elements, producing a sound that resonates with Skillet's industrial influences.

Christian rock
Ashes Remain

Ashes Remain

Ashes Remain combines melodic rock with anthemic choruses, paralleling the soaring melodies characteristic of Skillet's music.

Christian rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Skillet?

Artists similar to Skillet include Thousand Foot Krutch, Breaking Benjamin, P.O.D. and Flyleaf. Each shares elements of Skillet's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Skillet?

Skillet is primarily known for alternative rock, hard rock and alternative metal. The music drives forward with heavy rhythms and soaring melodies, punctuated by moments of tension and release that fuel an exhilarating sense of catharsis.

Where should I start if I like Skillet?

If you enjoy Skillet, start with Thousand Foot Krutch — their album "Oxygen: Inhale" is a great entry point. With a blend of rap-rock and alternative metal, Thousand Foot Krutch delivers high-energy tracks that resonate with Skillet's driving rhythms and powerful vocals.