Fans Of 5SOS Will Love...

If you’re a fan of 5 Seconds of Summer, you’re probably always on the lookout for new music that captures the same energy, emotion, and catchy hooks. Luckily, there are plenty of other artists and songs that will appeal to your musical tastes. Whether you’re putting together a playlist for a road trip, getting ready for a show, or want to relive those 5SOS concert vibes, here are some recommendations you won’t want to miss. Each one brings something unique while still channelling the spirit of 5SOS. Who knows, maybe a few will become your next number 1 obsessions!

Heart Attack by Castaway

For those who love 5SOS's dynamic sound, “Heart Attack” delivers the same punchy vibes. Additionally, keep an ear out for the emotional resonance in the bridge. If you’re a true fan, you’ll appreciate the similarity to Calum Hood’s iconic dark circles, specifically in the bridge.

Mystery of Love by Sufjan Stevens

Vibe-wise, Mystery of Love is similar to California Holds Her Breath by Ashton Irwin, especially in its delicate delivery and emotional nuance. Both tracks share a sense of vulnerability and introspection, offering listeners a peaceful escape and a moment to reflect. If you appreciate the softer, more contemplative side of 5SOS and Ashton’s solo work, this track will fit perfectly into your rotation.

Fade Into You by Mazzy Star

If you enjoy "Close Enough to Feel You" by Luke Hemmings, you’ll likely connect with "Fade Into You" due to their shared emphasis on delicate, expressive vocals and lush, atmospheric production. Both songs excel at conveying vulnerability and emotional honesty, making them great for fans who appreciate introspective, dreamy pop. These tracks are perfect for unwinding or reflecting on life’s more tender moments.

Dumb By Stand Atlantic and Tom The Mail Man

If you’re a fan of Michael Clifford’s Sidequest, an album that explores new sonic territories for the 5SOS guitarist Dumb is a natural companion. Both works embrace experimentation and emotional depth, pairing bold production choices with heartfelt storytelling. The genre-fluid approach and willingness to push boundaries demonstrate how the new generation of artists, including Stand Atlantic and Tom The Mail Man, are keeping the pop-punk spirit alive while evolving it for modern audiences. Together, these tracks create a bridge between classic and contemporary, making your playlist feel both nostalgic and forward-thinking.

I Still Don’t Have the Answers by Brody Thompson

Brody Thompson’s introspective single, “I Still Don’t Have the Answers,” blends seamlessly with the reflective mood of 5SOS’s “I Still Feel the Same.” Both songs capture that feeling of searching for meaning and connection, making them perfect additions to your playlist. If you’re drawn to 5SOS’s more vulnerable or confessional moments, you’ll find a lot to love in Brody’s honest songwriting and evocative melodies. His style is both relatable and emotionally impactful, ensuring the song resonates long after it ends.

Daphne Blue  and 1 Last Cigarette by The Band CAMINO

With their anthemic choruses and heartfelt lyrics, The Band CAMINO embody a style and energy that 5SOS fans will instantly recognise and love. Daphne Blue channels the early 5SOS sound with shimmering guitars and punchy rhythms, and can be found on the band’s acclaimed album tryhard, which, if you know, is also a 5sos song title. 1 Last Cigarette would feel right at home on Sounds Good Feels Good, with its irresistible hooks and driving beat. Fun fact: The Band CAMINO were also an opening act on the latest Everyone’s a Star tour, cementing their connection to the 5SOS fanbase and introducing their music to new listeners around the world.

lovesucker by Haiden Henderson

Haiden Henderson’s sound brings a fresh perspective while maintaining the pop-rock sensibilities that made you fall in love with 5SOS in the first place. lovesucker stands out for its vibrant guitar work and catchy, emotional chorus, sonically reminiscent of Woke Up in Japan with its layered guitars and dreamy vibe. Haiden’s knack for blending heartfelt storytelling with upbeat, energetic arrangements makes this track a must-add for any 5SOS fan. He also joined the Everyone’s a Star tour as an opening act, further connecting him to the 5SOS universe.

Spin The Block by Masterpiece

If you’re seeking songs with memorable melodies and emotive storytelling, Spin The Block is a must-listen.  Masterpiece also served as an opening act on the recent everyone’s a Star tour, bringing their high-energy performances to audiences already primed for 5SOS’s sound.

SUPERMAN by South Arcade

South Arcade’s energetic instrumentals and catchy hooks make them a strong recommendation for anyone looking to expand their 5SOS-inspired library. Their playful lyrics and dynamic performances capture the spirit of 5SOS’s early work, while their modern pop-punk sound ensures their music feels fresh and exciting. As an opening act on the latest Everyone’s a Star tour, they’ve already won over many fans with their charismatic stage presence and infectious energy.

Always Got The Love by CubSport

For a slightly different flavour, Cub Sport’s dreamy and atmospheric approach offers a unique but complementary listening experience.  CubSport will also be the AUS/NZ opening act on the latest everyone’s a Star tour, further connecting them with the 5SOS community and giving fans the chance to discover their evocative sound live.

Sugar, We’re Goin Down by Fall Out Boy

For 5SOS fans, this song is a perfect match for its youthful energy, infectious hooks, and the rebellious fun at the core of both bands. In particular, Sugar, We’re Goin Down shares a lot of DNA with Social Casualty by 5SOS, not just stylistically, but also in the way both songs capture the angst and excitement of growing up and not quite fitting in. The clever wordplay and punchy rhythm section in both tracks make them ideal for blasting in the car or singing along at the top of your lungs with friends.

Good Life by OneRepublic

There’s a surprising connection for 5SOS fans here: listen to the opening drums of Good Life, and you’ll hear a beat reminiscent of "Long Way Home." Both songs use that percussive drive to set an upbeat, adventurous tone. If you love how 5SOS make you want to chase sunsets and memories, Good Life is an essential playlist addition perfect for those moments when you want to celebrate life and all its possibilities.

Chocolate by The 1975

The 1975 are renowned for their genre-blending style and relatable lyrics. Chocolate in particular will resonate with 5SOS fans who appreciate a mix of nostalgia and modern pop-rock, and it's also been confirmed by the band that while it was not specifically this song, The 1975 did in fact inspire Disconnected's sound; specifically, you can hear it in the drums and bass! (see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-6cJrfPuYk )