Bands & artists like Ted Poley

If you like Ted Poley, 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

Danger Danger

Danger Danger

Both artists share a melodic hard rock sound with catchy hooks and energetic guitar riffs, often featuring soaring vocals.

glam metal hard rock
Winger

Winger

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Winger combines technical musicianship with anthemic choruses and a similar blend of hard rock and glam influences.

glam metal hard rock
FireHouse

FireHouse

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Firehouse is known for their powerful ballads and upbeat tracks that mirror the emotional intensity and vocal style found in Ted Poley's music.

glam metal hard rock
Trixter

Trixter

Trixter's blend of hard rock and melodic elements, along with strong vocal harmonies, resonates well with Ted Poley's energetic style.

glam metal hard rock
Slaughter

Slaughter

Slaughter offers a similar mix of driving rhythms and anthemic melodies that create a high-energy atmosphere akin to Ted Poley's work.

glam metal hard rock

Pretty Boy Floyd

With their glam rock influences and catchy choruses, Pretty Boy Floyd aligns well with the vibrant energy present in Ted Poley's music.

hard rock
Dokken

Dokken

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Dokken's signature harmonized guitar work and powerful vocals provide a sonic landscape that fans of Ted Poley would appreciate.

glam metal hard rock heavy metal
L.A. Guns

L.A. Guns

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L.A. Guns incorporates gritty guitar riffs and a raw energy that complements the hard rock aesthetic found in Ted Poley's sound.

glam metal hard rock sleaze rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Ted Poley?

Artists similar to Ted Poley include Danger Danger, Winger, FireHouse and Trixter. Each shares elements of Ted Poley's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ted Poley?

Ted Poley is primarily known for hard rock. Ted Poley's music pulses with driving rhythms and soaring vocal lines that create a charged atmosphere filled with urgency and camaraderie.

Where should I start if I like Ted Poley?

If you enjoy Ted Poley, start with Danger Danger — their album "The Return of the Great Gildersleeves" is a great entry point. Both artists share a melodic hard rock sound with catchy hooks and energetic guitar riffs, often featuring soaring vocals.