If you’re a fan of punk rock and Laura Jane Grace, you’re in for a treat. Her powerful voice and raw lyrics have captivated many, and there are plenty of other artists in the genre that share her intensity and passion. Here are 18 bands and artists that you should definitely check out.

1. Against Me!

Against Me! is Laura Jane Grace’s own band, known for its high-energy performances and deeply personal lyrics. Popular albums include “Transgender Dysphoria Blues” and “New Wave.” Songs like “Thrash Unreal” and “I Was a Teenage Anarchist” are fan favorites.

2. The Distillers

Led by Brody Dalle, The Distillers are a staple in the punk rock scene. Their album “Coral Fang” includes hits like “Drain the Blood” and “The Hunger.” The band’s raw energy and Dalle’s powerful vocals make them a must-listen.

3. Frank Turner

Frank Turner blends punk rock with folk influences, creating a unique sound. His albums “Love Ire & Song” and “England Keep My Bones” are critically acclaimed. Songs like “I Still Believe” and “The Way I Tend to Be” showcase his lyrical prowess.

4. Bad Religion

Bad Religion has been a cornerstone of punk rock since the 1980s. Their politically charged lyrics and fast-paced music have influenced countless bands. Albums like “Suffer” and “The Empire Strikes First” are essential listens.

5. Rancid

Rancid is known for their ska-punk sound and socially conscious lyrics. Their album “…And Out Come the Wolves” features hits like “Ruby Soho” and “Time Bomb.” The band’s energy and message resonate with many punk rock fans.

6. Rise Against

Rise Against combines melodic hardcore with punk rock, creating anthems that address social and political issues. Albums like “Siren Song of the Counter Culture” and “Appeal to Reason” include powerful tracks like “Savior” and “Prayer of the Refugee.”

7. The Gaslight Anthem

The Gaslight Anthem merges punk rock with heartland rock influences. Their album “The ’59 Sound” is a modern classic, featuring songs like “Great Expectations” and “The ’59 Sound.” The band’s storytelling and musical style are reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen.

8. Alkaline Trio

Alkaline Trio is known for their dark, catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. Albums like “From Here to Infirmary” and “Good Mourning” feature popular tracks such as “Stupid Kid” and “We’ve Had Enough.” Their music often explores themes of love, loss, and despair.

9. Against the Current

Against the Current blends punk rock with pop influences, creating a fresh and energetic sound. Their album “In Our Bones” includes hits like “Running with the Wild Things” and “Wasteland.” The band’s dynamic performances and catchy tunes make them stand out.

10. Anti-Flag

Anti-Flag is known for their politically charged lyrics and activism. Albums like “For Blood and Empire” and “The Terror State” feature powerful tracks such as “This Is the End (For You My Friend)” and “Turncoat.” The band’s commitment to social justice is evident in their music.

11. The Menzingers

The Menzingers combine punk rock with indie rock elements, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh. Albums like “On the Impossible Past” and “After the Party” include standout tracks like “Good Things” and “Lookers.” Their storytelling and emotional depth resonate with many fans.

12. PUP

PUP is known for their high-energy performances and cathartic lyrics. Their albums “The Dream Is Over” and “Morbid Stuff” feature popular songs such as “DVP” and “Kids.” The band’s raw emotion and relentless energy make them a standout in the punk scene.

13. The Lawrence Arms

The Lawrence Arms are celebrated for their gritty sound and introspective lyrics. Albums like “Oh! Calcutta!” and “Metropole” include fan favorites like “The Devil’s Takin’ Names” and “Seventeener (17th and 37th).” Their music often explores themes of disillusionment and resilience.

14. The Wonder Years

The Wonder Years blend pop-punk with emotional depth, creating songs that are both catchy and poignant. Albums like “The Greatest Generation” and “Suburbia I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing” feature tracks such as “Passing Through a Screen Door” and “Came Out Swinging.”

15. Joyce Manor

Joyce Manor is known for their short, punchy songs and relatable lyrics. Albums like “Never Hungover Again” and “Cody” include popular tracks like “Constant Headache” and “Fake I.D.” Their music often captures the essence of youthful angst and heartache.

16. The Front Bottoms

The Front Bottoms combine indie rock with punk sensibilities, creating a unique and engaging sound. Albums like “Talon of the Hawk” and “Back on Top” feature standout tracks such as “Twin Size Mattress” and “West Virginia.” Their storytelling and quirky lyrics make them a fan favorite.

17. Tigers Jaw

Tigers Jaw blends emo and indie rock with punk influences, creating a sound that is both melancholic and uplifting. Albums like “Charmer” and “spin” include fan favorites like “Hum” and “June.” Their introspective lyrics and melodic tunes resonate with many listeners.

18. Screaming Females

Screaming Females are known for their powerful guitar riffs and Marissa Paternoster’s commanding vocals. Albums like “Rose Mountain” and “All at Once” feature tracks such as “Ripe” and “Glass House.” The band’s raw energy and musical prowess make them a must-listen.