If You Like These Songs, You’ll Love “Everyone’s a Star!”

If you like Panic! At The Disco’s "High Hopes," listen to “Everyone’s a Star!” The title track of 5 Seconds of Summer’s latest album bursts with a larger-than-life chorus, much like “High Hopes.” Both songs are destined to be stadium-ready classics.

If you like Olivia Rodrigo’s “good 4 u,” listen to “NOT OK.” Both tracks have pop-punk edginess and catchy lyrics to scream along to.

If you like Neck Deep’s "When You Know,” listen to “Telephone Busy.” With themes of communication and connection, the upbeat tempo of “When You Know” is a great match for the pulsing melody of “Telephone Busy.”

If you like Jonas Brothers’ “Sucker,” listen to “Boyband.” 5 Seconds of Summer reclaims their industry label of a “boyband” with self-aware lyricism and polished production. If you like radio-hit songs with personality, this pairing is spot-on.

If you like The Vamps’ “Can We Dance,” listen to “No. 1 Obsession.” While “Can We Dance” has a brighter sound, it matches the infatuation and thrill of desire in “No. 1 Obsession.”

If you like Billie Eilish’s “bury a friend,” listen to “I’m Scared I’ll Never Sleep Again.” The album moves into a dark and unsettling pace with this track, and “bury a friend” captures the same haunting style. If you’re drawn to moody songs with emotional weight, these songs are perfect for you.

If you like Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well,” listen to “istillfeelthesame.” Both songs tell the story of unresolved feelings and the ache of a loved one pulling away.

If you like All Time Low’s “Missing You,” listen to “Ghost.” These heartfelt tracks are all about holding onto people you’ve lost touch with and blend vulnerability with pop-rock melodies.

If you like Paramore’s “Fake Happy,” listen to “Sick of Myself.” With themes of self-deprecation behind an upbeat delivery, “Sick of Myself” is the perfect choice for fans of raw lyrics and punchy rhythms.

If you like WALK THE MOON’s "Shut Up and Dance,” listen to “Evolve.” This bass-forward song mirrors the danceable vibe of “Shut Up and Dance.” The lyrics focus on personal growth and inspire listeners to move on from their habits to positive change.

If you like Coldplay’s “Yellow,” listen to “The Rocks.” Expansive and emotional, both songs are reflective ballads with glowing instrumentation.

If you like Fall Out Boy’s “Sugar, We’re Goin Down,” listen to “Jawbreaker.” 5 Seconds of Summer ends the album with a pop-punk anthem full of explosive harmonies. Both tracks balance clever storytelling and spiraling emotion.