[For Beginners] Recommended Songs for Female Vocal Bands: Great for Choosing Your Setlist! [2026]
It can be tough to choose which songs to perform for a school festival, campus event, or a club/circle live show.
Especially for beginner bands, you have to factor in the difficulty of the songs, which can make it hard to settle on a setlist.
So in this article, we’ll introduce some recommended songs for beginner bands with female vocals!
We’ve picked songs that are easy to play or that still sound great even if you simplify the arrangement, so feel free to use this as a reference!
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[For Beginners] Recommended Songs for Female Vocal Bands: A Guide to Choosing Tracks! [2026] (41–50)
Lila LilhaKimura Kaera
This is the third major single by singer Kaela Kimura, who became a reader model after being scouted in sixth grade and later debuted as a singer.
The song was used as the ending theme for the music variety show “saku saku,” and its breezy arrangement over a shuffle beat feels great, doesn’t it? Because the melody leaps at the very beginning and you also have to ride a bouncy rhythm, it’s especially important for beginner vocalists to lock into the band’s groove.
On the other hand, the chorus has relatively little melodic fluctuation, so as long as you don’t slip at the start, it’s a recommended rock number that’s comparatively easy to perform all the way through with a band.
[For Beginners] Recommended Songs for Female Vocal Bands: Helpful Guide for Choosing Songs! [2026] (51–60)
The totally hopeless high school girl became a band member.chakura
The four-piece band Chakra, hailing from Hachioji in Tokyo and calling themselves an “recklessly headstrong rookie girls’ band,” has been turning heads among sharp-eared music fans.
Their sound blends true-to-life lyrics and straightforward guitar rock with a sensibility that feels very much like the youth of the 2020s.
Their February 2024 release, “The Totally Hopeless High School Girl Became a Band Member,” is a song I especially want teenage amateur bands to try covering.
The arrangement lets the guitar, bass, and drums each shine in good balance, making it approachable for beginners, and it’s the kind of anthem that will definitely hype up an audience at, say, a school festival—even if they don’t know the song.
For the chorus, which all four members sing together, pour in every bit of emotion you’ve got.
19 years oldchakura
When it comes to songs that deepen the bond between band members and let everyone in the venue have fun together, “19-sai” comes to mind.
It was included on the rock band Chakra’s 2023 album “Late-Night Rates, Twenty Percent Extra,” a group known for songs that center on youthful love stories.
With lyrics that express the raw feelings unique to one’s teens and a warm melody, the song conjures images of everyday life.
Its simple structure makes it approachable for beginners, too.
We also recommend having all members sing the chorus phrase together over the rhythmic performance.
It’s a rock number that portrays a somewhat wistful, sweet-and-sour youth.
transformationnegishio butadon
Negishio Butadon is a girls’ band drawing attention for the hefty sound that bursts from their cute looks.
Their third single, released in September 2025, is an anthem that sings of a steadfast will to move toward the future without fearing change.
The song is based on vocalist Nao’s own experience—she says meeting the band allowed her to change—and carries a resolve to accept her past self and face forward.
Its aggressive guitar riffs and powerful beat leave a strong impression.
It’s a must-listen for anyone feeling anxious about taking a new step.
UkifuneGO!GO!7188
Although they gained popularity mainly among younger generations with Japanese-style melodies reminiscent of Group Sounds and kayōkyoku paired with a powerful rock sound, the three-piece rock band GO!GO!7188 disbanded in 2012.
This is their eighth single.
The opening, which kicks off with a hysteric guitar sound, and the distinctly Japanese atmosphere that envelops the entire track leave a strong impression.
The melody is complex yet catchy, making it both challenging and enjoyable for beginner vocalists to sing.
Because the beat shifts rapidly, it’s a rock tune that, when played with a band, calls for listening not only to your own vocals but also to the ensemble to stay in sync.
CONTINUE!!Retoro Mai Gāru!!
Retro My Girl is a rock band active mainly in northern Osaka (Hokusetsu).
While they’re not yet widely known to the general public, they’re affectionately called “Retomai” in the Japanese rock scene.
Among their songs, the one I particularly recommend for having a narrow vocal range is CONTINUE!!.
Because of its energetic feel, you might assume it’s a high-pitched song, but its range is actually quite limited, so if you set it to your optimal key, it won’t feel high at all.
In fact, it’s an ideal track for those who want to build power and presence in their midrange.
MONSTER TREESHAKALABBITS
This is the sixth single by the rock band SHAKALABBITS, who gained popularity with their catchy pop-punk sound but announced the end of activities with their current lineup in 2022.
It’s a track that amps up the energy through the contrast between an aggressive, guitar-riff-driven rock sound and a strikingly cute, charismatic vocal.
The melody itself is simple, but without using a slightly gritty, rock-style vocal delivery, it’s hard to capture the original vibe—so beginner vocalists should study their vocal technique.
It’s a rock tune that’s fun for bands to play, with an ensemble that only an instrument-thrashing band can deliver, and it locks in nicely when performed together.