Bands & artists like Tom Tom Club

If you like Tom Tom Club, 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

Talking Heads

Talking Heads

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As a band that shares members with Tom Tom Club, their blend of art rock and funk features tight grooves and innovative rhythmic structures.

new wave post-punk
The B-52's

The B-52's

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Their upbeat, danceable sound combines quirky melodies with syncopated rhythms, echoing the playful textures found in Tom Tom Club's music.

new wave pop rock
Devo

Devo

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Known for their new wave sound, Devo incorporates sharp rhythms and quirky instrumentation that align well with the energetic style of Tom Tom Club.

art rock new wave
Chic

Chic

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Chic’s disco-infused funk features intricate guitar riffs and tight grooves that resonate with the rhythmic drive of Tom Tom Club.

funk rock rhythm and blues
Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk

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Pioneers of electronic music, Kraftwerk's use of synthesizers and rhythmic precision creates a sonic landscape similar to the playful textures of Tom Tom Club.

Krautrock electro electronic music
Blondie

Blondie

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With a mix of punk, disco, and new wave, Blondie's eclectic sound shares a vibrant energy and rhythmic complexity akin to Tom Tom Club.

dance-rock new wave post-punk
The Human League

The Human League

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Their synth-driven pop sound combines catchy melodies with danceable beats, paralleling the melodic layers found in Tom Tom Club's work.

art pop avant-garde music electronic music
Squeeze

Squeeze

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Squeeze’s clever songwriting and catchy melodies paired with rhythmic sophistication resonate well with the playful nature of Tom Tom Club.

new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like Tom Tom Club?

Artists similar to Tom Tom Club include Talking Heads, The B-52's, Devo and Chic. Each shares elements of Tom Tom Club's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Tom Tom Club?

Tom Tom Club is primarily known for new wave. The music pulses with tight grooves and syncopated rhythms that drive an irresistible sense of motion while balancing melodic layers with playful textures.

Where should I start if I like Tom Tom Club?

If you enjoy Tom Tom Club, start with Talking Heads — their album "Fear of Music" is a great entry point. As a band that shares members with Tom Tom Club, their blend of art rock and funk features tight grooves and innovative rhythmic structures.