Bands & artists like The Toasters

If you like The Toasters, 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 Specials

The Specials

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As pioneers of the 2 tone ska movement, their use of brass and syncopated rhythms creates a similar energetic dance atmosphere.

new wave ska
Madness

Madness

Known for their catchy melodies and lively brass sections, they share a vibrant ska sound that encourages movement.

2 tone new wave pop music
Operation Ivy

Operation Ivy

Combining punk rock with ska elements, their fast-paced rhythms and brass arrangements align closely with The Toasters' style.

punk rock
Less Than Jake

Less Than Jake

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This band blends punk and ska with upbeat tempos and horn sections, creating an infectious energy reminiscent of The Toasters.

ska punk
Reel Big Fish

Reel Big Fish

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Their playful ska-punk sound features prominent brass and catchy hooks that evoke a similar danceable spirit.

ska punk
Streetlight Manifesto

Streetlight Manifesto

With complex arrangements and a strong brass presence, they deliver a dynamic ska sound that parallels The Toasters' energetic style.

ska punk
Fishbone

Fishbone

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Their eclectic mix of ska, punk, and funk, along with vibrant brass instrumentation, creates a lively atmosphere akin to The Toasters.

alternative rock funk metal funk rock
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

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Fusing ska with hardcore punk, their energetic performances and brass-driven sound mirror the exhilarating movement found in The Toasters' music.

hardcore punk

Common questions

Who sounds like The Toasters?

Artists similar to The Toasters include The Specials, Madness, Operation Ivy and Less Than Jake. Each shares elements of The Toasters's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Toasters?

The Toasters is primarily known for ska and 2 tone. Driven by syncopated rhythms and punctuated brass, their music creates an exhilarating sense of movement that compels bodies to dance.

Where should I start if I like The Toasters?

If you enjoy The Toasters, start with The Specials — their album "Blue Plate Specials Live" is a great entry point. As pioneers of the 2 tone ska movement, their use of brass and syncopated rhythms creates a similar energetic dance atmosphere.