Bands & artists like The Matches

If you like The Matches, 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

The Used

The Used

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Their energetic blend of post-hardcore and emo pop features catchy hooks and a similar intensity in vocal delivery.

alternative rock
Finch

Finch

Known for their dynamic sound that combines melodic choruses with aggressive instrumentation, reminiscent of The Matches' style.

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Saves the Day

Saves the Day

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Their emotive lyrics and upbeat melodies align well with the pop-punk energy found in The Matches' music.

emo
Taking Back Sunday

Taking Back Sunday

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With their anthemic choruses and dual vocal harmonies, they share a similar emotional resonance and punk rock edge.

alternative rock emo emo pop
Alkaline Trio

Alkaline Trio

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Their dark yet catchy melodies and punk-infused sound create a parallel to the driving rhythms of The Matches.

alternative rock emo pop-punk
Paramore

Paramore

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Their ability to blend pop-punk energy with infectious choruses mirrors the vibrant sound of The Matches.

alternative rock pop rock power pop
Panic! at the Disco

Panic! at the Disco

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Their theatrical approach to pop-punk, combined with catchy hooks, aligns closely with the sonic palette of The Matches.

alternative rock baroque pop emo pop
My Chemical Romance

My Chemical Romance

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Their dramatic flair and blend of punk rock with emo elements resonate well with the high-energy tracks from The Matches.

alternative metal alternative rock emo

Common questions

Who sounds like The Matches?

Artists similar to The Matches include The Used, Finch, Saves the Day and Taking Back Sunday. Each shares elements of The Matches's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Matches?

The Matches is primarily known for alternative rock, punk and pop-punk. With tight rhythms and punchy hooks, their tracks deliver a relentless energy driven by brisk tempos and infectious choruses that propel the listener forward.

Where should I start if I like The Matches?

If you enjoy The Matches, start with The Used — their album "Toxic Positivity" is a great entry point. Their energetic blend of post-hardcore and emo pop features catchy hooks and a similar intensity in vocal delivery.