Sleeping With Sirens – ‘F**k You’ (Cee-Lo Green cover) This cover is a 10/10 and deserves more recognition. The inclusion of Pierce The Veil frontman Vic Fuentes in place of Kimbra’s guest vocal spot in the bridge was a fantastic choice by the band. Derek Sanders’ voice fits the song perfectly, and apart from a few odd lyrics, this could pass as a Mayday Parade original. This is the GOAT of all Punk Goes covers. Vic Fuentes – ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ (Gotye cover)

The song is Def Leppard‘s most iconic release to date, and though the cover isn’t too different to the original, it pays homage to the ripper tune well.

The iconic guitar riff rings out beneath John O’Callaghan’s gorgeous vocals, giving us a spicy rendition of a hair metal classic. The Maine – ‘Pour Some Sugar On Me’ (Def Leppard cover) Vocalist Derek DiScanio’s vocal style suited the song really well, and enabled the band to keep in many of the higher vocal parts, originally performed by Hayley Williams. Using guitars in place of the thumping beats, State Champs managed to both keep the song true to form, but made it their own. The quintet made an ambitious move when they chose to cover an EDM track, but the risk they took paid off. State Champs – ‘Stay The Night’ (ZEDD ft. The band covered it live for a long time, and frontwoman Jenna McDougall never failed to hit every note in the vocally intense chorus. It has been a fan favourite for years, and is most certainly one of the best covers on any Punk Goes album there is. TA’s ‘Little Lion Man’ cover absolutely rips. Tonight Alive – ‘Little Lion Man’ (Mumford & Sons cover) ‘Umbrella’ endures as a classic pop hit, and All Time Low have done it justice with this cover. A young Alex Gaskarth can be found lending his vocals to this fantastic pop punk cover of one of the decades’ most iconic songs.

Punk Goes Crunk came out in 2007, which is probably why it got away with being called Punk Goes Crunk. All Time Low – ‘Umbrella’ (Rihanna cover)

One republic apologize metal cover