Bands & artists like Twenty One Pilots
If you like Twenty One Pilots, 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.
New to Twenty One Pilots? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Panic! at the Disco
GuideTheir theatrical pop-rock sound and eclectic influences mirror the energetic and introspective dynamics found in Twenty One Pilots.
Fall Out Boy
GuideWith their blend of pop-punk and emo influences, Fall Out Boy shares a similar knack for catchy hooks and emotional lyrics.
Imagine Dragons
GuideTheir anthemic sound combines rock with electronic elements, paralleling the explosive energy and introspective moments of Twenty One Pilots.
Paramore
GuideKnown for their dynamic shifts between soft melodies and powerful choruses, Paramore captures a similar emotional intensity.
Børns
His fusion of indie pop and rock with vibrant production aligns well with the eclectic soundscapes of Twenty One Pilots.
Halsey
With her emotive vocals and genre-bending tracks, Halsey embodies the introspective yet energetic essence present in Twenty One Pilots’ music.
Chvrches
GuideTheir synth-pop sound combined with emotional lyricism parallels the electronic elements and reflective themes found in Twenty One Pilots.
The Neighbourhood
Their moody alternative rock style incorporates hip-hop influences, creating a sound that aligns with the diverse palette of Twenty One Pilots.
Common questions
Who sounds like Twenty One Pilots?
Artists similar to Twenty One Pilots include Panic! at the Disco, Fall Out Boy, Imagine Dragons and Paramore. Each shares elements of Twenty One Pilots's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Twenty One Pilots?
Twenty One Pilots is primarily known for alternative rock, indie pop and pop rock. Their music pulses with rhythmic urgency while oscillating between quiet introspection and explosive energy.
Where should I start if I like Twenty One Pilots?
If you enjoy Twenty One Pilots, start with Panic! at the Disco — their album "…Live in Chicago" is a great entry point. Their theatrical pop-rock sound and eclectic influences mirror the energetic and introspective dynamics found in Twenty One Pilots.