Bands & artists like The Ataris
If you like The Ataris, 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
Brand New
Like The Ataris, Brand New combines emotive lyrics with dynamic shifts in instrumentation, often blending alternative rock with post-hardcore elements.
Taking Back Sunday
GuideTheir energetic guitar riffs and heartfelt vocal exchanges create a similar tension and release that fans of The Ataris will appreciate.
The Starting Line
With catchy melodies and a pop-punk edge, The Starting Line shares the same youthful exuberance and layered sound as The Ataris.
Motion City Soundtrack
Their blend of synths and guitars alongside introspective lyrics creates a vibrant sound that resonates well with The Ataris' style.
Jimmy Eat World
GuideKnown for their anthemic choruses and polished production, Jimmy Eat World captures a similar emotional depth and melodic richness.
Dashboard Confessional
With a focus on storytelling through heartfelt lyrics and acoustic-driven melodies, Dashboard Confessional aligns well with the emotional core of The Ataris.
Alkaline Trio
GuideTheir darker themes paired with catchy hooks and driving rhythms echo the tension-building qualities found in The Ataris' music.
Yellowcard
GuideIncorporating string instruments into their punk-infused sound, Yellowcard brings a layered texture that fans of The Ataris would enjoy.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Ataris?
Artists similar to The Ataris include Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, The Starting Line and Motion City Soundtrack. Each shares elements of The Ataris's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Ataris?
The Ataris is primarily known for alternative rock. The Ataris' music pulses with driving rhythms and layered guitar textures that build tension before releasing into euphoric choruses.
Where should I start if I like The Ataris?
If you enjoy The Ataris, start with Brand New — their album "Daisy" is a great entry point. Like The Ataris, Brand New combines emotive lyrics with dynamic shifts in instrumentation, often blending alternative rock with post-hardcore elements.