[2026] Cheer songs sung by Japanese bands. Many latest tracks introduced as well!

great victorygagaga supi

Gagaga SP ♪ Great Victory

An uplifting anthem with straightforward lyrics and a powerful sound that stirs the heart! Loved by many as one of Gagaga SP’s signature songs.

Released in January 2013, this track is a tour de force born from over 15 years of the band’s career.

It’s packed with the essence of a group known as pioneers of youth punk.

Perfect for when you’re feeling down or aiming for a new goal.

It gently yet firmly pushes the backs of those who want a boost of energy or need to fire themselves up.

Hear it live, and it will resonate even more.

Give it a listen and feel the vitality to take on tomorrow.

The Beautiful Days of HumanitySambomasutā

The Beautiful Human Days (Live at Nippon Budokan, 2017.12.3)

A cheer song released by Sambomaster in January 2005.

Its gale-like guitar sound and soul-stirring vocals blend exquisitely, carrying a passionate message that feels as if it’s speaking to you directly.

Since its release as a single, it has drawn an overwhelming response at live shows, capturing audiences’ hearts and never letting go.

This kind of life-affirming anthem is sure to be a powerful ally when you’re feeling down.

No matter how tough things get, listening to this track will give you the courage to stand tall.

It was also chosen as the ending theme for the 2005 TV drama “Densha Otoko,” resonating with even more people.

PRAY.makaroni enpitsu

Macaroni Empitsu “PRAY.” Music Video

A rousing fight song filled with intense passion that stirs the hearts of its listeners.

Created as the official theme song for the 95th National High School Baseball Invitational Tournament, this piece embodies Macaroni Empitsu’s long-held admiration for high school baseball.

Its message of “It’s not too late” reminds us of the importance of continuing to chase our dreams even after experiencing setbacks.

Included on the EP “wheel of life,” released in March 2023, it also has an accompanying music video that portrays the growth and challenges of high school players striving for Koshien.

It’s a song that gently pushes forward not only those working hard toward their goals, but also those on the verge of giving up.

bladeThe Back Horn

blade

THE BACK HORN is a four-piece rock band.

Their song, created at the passionate request of director Sakaguchi for the film “Sakigake!! Otokojuku,” serves as the movie’s theme.

The track is a fiery anthem cheering on men.

Give it a listen when you want to fire yourself up.

Stand upFOOT STAMP

FOOT STAMP Rise up

A song included on the first full album “Kazaana” by FOOT STAMP, a three-piece rock band from Niigata Prefecture.

It’s a track that fires you up to face a tough life head-on.

The straightforward message, “Stand up,” resonates deeply.

Let The Beat Carry OnKen Yokoyama

Ken Yokoyama -Let The Beat Carry On(OFFICIAL VIDEO)

This is a song released as part of Ken Yokoyama’s solo project, a member of Hi-Standard.

It’s included on his fourth album, Four.

The song reminds you that in life—when it comes to keeping things connected and moving forward—it’s best to go at your own pace.

STARTlocofrank

locofrank「START」

locofrank is a three-piece rock band signed to 773Four RECORDS.

This song is included on their first mini-album, Starting AGE.

With an encouraging, forward-looking message about a new beginning, it’s one of their signature tracks.