Bands & artists like The Driver Era

If you like The Driver Era, 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

LANY

LANY

LANY combines bright melodies with atmospheric instrumentation and catchy hooks, creating a similar engaging rhythmic pulse.

alternative rock dream pop indie pop
Foster the People

Foster the People

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Foster the People offers a blend of alternative rock with infectious choruses and layered production that resonates well with The Driver Era's sound.

alternative rock indie pop
The 1975

The 1975

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The 1975's use of spacious instrumentation and catchy pop-rock hooks aligns closely with the melodic sensibilities of The Driver Era.

alternative rock indie pop indie rock
Young the Giant

Young the Giant

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Young the Giant features vibrant melodies and rhythmic grooves that mirror the engaging energy found in The Driver Era's music.

alternative rock
Bad Suns

Bad Suns

Bad Suns combine jangly guitars and anthemic choruses, creating a sound that's both energetic and melodic, reminiscent of The Driver Era.

indie rock
PVRIS

PVRIS

PVRIS blends electronic elements with rock influences, producing a spacious sound that complements the aesthetic of The Driver Era.

pop music pop rock
Atlas Genius

Atlas Genius

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Atlas Genius's mix of catchy hooks and rhythmic beats creates an uplifting sound that parallels The Driver Era's musical style.

alternative rock
Chvrches

Chvrches

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Chvrches combines synth-pop elements with alternative rock sensibilities, offering a bright soundscape similar to The Driver Era.

indietronica synth-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like The Driver Era?

Artists similar to The Driver Era include LANY, Foster the People, The 1975 and Young the Giant. Each shares elements of The Driver Era's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Driver Era?

The Driver Era is primarily known for alternative rock. The Driver Era delivers an engaging rhythmic pulse layered with bright melodies and spacious instrumentation that ebbs and flows around catchy hooks.

Where should I start if I like The Driver Era?

If you enjoy The Driver Era, start with LANY — their album "Malibu Nights" is a great entry point. LANY combines bright melodies with atmospheric instrumentation and catchy hooks, creating a similar engaging rhythmic pulse.