Bands & artists like Suggs

If you like Suggs, 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

Madness

Madness

As a fellow member of the ska revival and new wave scene, Madness shares Suggs's upbeat tempos and catchy hooks, often incorporating brass instrumentation.

2 tone new wave pop music
The Buggles

The Buggles

Known for their infectious melodies and pioneering use of synthesizers, The Buggles capture a similar playful pop sound with rhythmic innovation.

new wave
Squeeze

Squeeze

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With their clever lyrics and catchy pop-rock hooks, Squeeze embodies the same energetic vibe and melodic sensibility found in Suggs's music.

new wave
Devo

Devo

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Devo's quirky new wave style and rhythmic experimentation resonate well with Suggs's buoyant grooves and layered textures.

art rock new wave
XTC

XTC

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Combining clever songwriting with vibrant melodies, XTC offers a similar blend of pop sensibilities and intricate arrangements that appeal to Suggs fans.

alternative rock new wave pop rock
Tears for Fears

Tears for Fears

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With their rich instrumentation and anthemic choruses, Tears for Fears provide a similar emotional depth paired with catchy hooks.

new wave
Culture Club

Culture Club

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Culture Club's blend of pop melodies and new wave aesthetics mirrors the infectious appeal and vibrant sound found in Suggs's work.

pop music
Duran Duran

Duran Duran

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Duran Duran's polished production and catchy synth-driven tracks share a sonic landscape with Suggs’s rhythmic buoyancy.

New Romantic alternative rock art pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Suggs?

Artists similar to Suggs include Madness, The Buggles, Squeeze and Devo. Each shares elements of Suggs's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Suggs?

Suggs is primarily known for new wave. With rhythmic buoyancy and tight grooves, Suggs’s music thrives on infectious hooks and an upbeat tempo that compels movement while weaving through layered instrumental textures.

Where should I start if I like Suggs?

If you enjoy Suggs, start with Madness — their album "Wonderful" is a great entry point. As a fellow member of the ska revival and new wave scene, Madness shares Suggs's upbeat tempos and catchy hooks, often incorporating brass instrumentation.