If you’re a fan of Britpop and love the sounds of Dodgy, you’re in for a treat. We’ve compiled a list of 17 bands and artists that capture the essence of this iconic genre. Whether you’re looking for nostalgic tunes or discovering new music, these recommendations will keep you entertained. Check out Dodgy on YouTube for a refresher on their classic hits.

1. Oasis

Oasis is one of the most well-known Britpop bands, famous for their anthemic songs like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” Their albums Definitely Maybe and (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? are considered classics in the genre.

2. Blur

Blur, fronted by Damon Albarn, is another cornerstone of Britpop. Their hits such as “Song 2” and “Girls & Boys” are still widely celebrated. The album Parklife is a must-listen for any Britpop enthusiast.

3. Pulp

Pulp gained fame with their unique sound and insightful lyrics. Songs like “Common People” and “Disco 2000” from the album Different Class have become anthems of the Britpop era.

4. Suede

Suede, also known as The London Suede in the U.S., brought a glam rock flair to Britpop. Their self-titled debut album and Coming Up feature hits like “Animal Nitrate” and “Beautiful Ones.”

5. Supergrass

Supergrass burst onto the scene with their energetic sound. Tracks like “Alright” and “Caught by the Fuzz” from their debut album I Should Coco are quintessential Britpop tunes.

6. Elastica

Elastica’s self-titled debut album is a Britpop gem, featuring hits like “Connection” and “Stutter.” Their edgy, punk-influenced sound set them apart from their contemporaries.

7. The Verve

The Verve is best known for their hit “Bitter Sweet Symphony,” which became an anthem of the late ’90s. Their album Urban Hymns is filled with lush, orchestral tracks that define their unique style.

8. Cast

Cast, formed by John Power of The La’s, delivered catchy Britpop tunes like “Alright” and “Walkaway.” Their debut album All Change is a staple of the genre.

9. Ocean Colour Scene

Ocean Colour Scene’s blend of rock and Britpop produced hits like “The Riverboat Song” and “The Day We Caught the Train.” Their album Moseley Shoals is a fan favorite.

10. Shed Seven

Shed Seven made a mark with their anthemic songs like “Going For Gold” and “Chasing Rainbows.” Their album A Maximum High is packed with Britpop hits.

11. Menswear

Menswear, though short-lived, left a lasting impact with songs like “Daydreamer” and “Stardust.” Their debut album Nuisance is a snapshot of the mid-’90s Britpop scene.

12. Gene

Gene’s introspective lyrics and melodic tunes, such as “Olympian” and “Fighting Fit,” made them a standout band. Their album Olympian is a must-listen for Britpop fans.

13. The Bluetones

The Bluetones captured hearts with their jangly guitars and catchy melodies. Songs like “Slight Return” and “Marblehead Johnson” from their album Expecting to Fly are Britpop essentials.

14. Echobelly

Echobelly, fronted by Sonya Madan, brought a unique voice to Britpop. Hits like “Great Things” and “King of the Kerb” from the album On are standout tracks.

15. Sleeper

Sleeper, led by Louise Wener, delivered memorable Britpop anthems like “Inbetweener” and “Sale of the Century.” Their album Smart is filled with catchy tunes.

16. Ash

Ash, though slightly more on the alternative rock side, fit well within the Britpop scene with songs like “Girl From Mars” and “Shining Light.” Their album 1977 is a classic.

17. Kula Shaker

Kula Shaker’s psychedelic influences set them apart in the Britpop genre. Tracks like “Hey Dude” and “Tattva” from their album K are both unique and captivating.

Explore these bands and artists to dive deeper into the rich world of Britpop, and don’t forget to revisit Dodgy for more of that nostalgic sound!