Bands & artists like The Blackout

If you like The Blackout, 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

Bring Me the Horizon

Bring Me the Horizon

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Their blend of post-hardcore with electronic elements and anthemic choruses creates a similarly exhilarating dynamic.

alternative metal deathcore metalcore
We Came as Romans

We Came as Romans

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They share a powerful mix of melodic hooks and aggressive instrumentation, embodying themes of struggle and resilience.

metalcore post-hardcore
Of Mice & Men

Of Mice & Men

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Their sound combines heavy breakdowns with soaring melodies, paralleling the emotional intensity found in The Blackout's music.

alternative metal metalcore post-hardcore
The Word Alive

The Word Alive

They utilize a mix of melodic singing and harsh vocals over driving rhythms, creating a similar push-pull dynamic.

metalcore
Parkway Drive

Parkway Drive

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Their powerful metalcore sound features intense riffs and anthemic choruses that resonate with the same energy as The Blackout.

heavy metal metalcore
Asking Alexandria

Asking Alexandria

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They combine electronic elements with post-hardcore influences, delivering a high-energy experience akin to The Blackout.

alternative rock metalcore
Memphis May Fire

Memphis May Fire

Their fusion of melodic hooks and heavy instrumentation captures a similar emotional landscape of struggle and redemption.

metalcore post-hardcore
I Prevail

I Prevail

They blend hard-hitting riffs with catchy melodies, creating an engaging sound that mirrors the intensity of The Blackout.

metalcore

Common questions

Who sounds like The Blackout?

Artists similar to The Blackout include Bring Me the Horizon, We Came as Romans, Of Mice & Men and The Word Alive. Each shares elements of The Blackout's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Blackout?

The Blackout is primarily known for post-hardcore. A powerful onslaught of driving rhythms and soaring melodies creates an exhilarating push-pull dynamic that captures the essence of struggle and redemption.

Where should I start if I like The Blackout?

If you enjoy The Blackout, start with Bring Me the Horizon — their album "Sempiternal" is a great entry point. Their blend of post-hardcore with electronic elements and anthemic choruses creates a similarly exhilarating dynamic.