[For Band Members] Recommended Anime Songs for School Culture Festivals and Campus Live Shows [2026]
Speaking of anime songs, they’ve become mainstream in the music industry recently, haven’t they?
If you look at music charts, it’s not unusual to see anime theme songs lined up at the top.
In this article, we’ll introduce popular anime songs that are sure to hype up your school festival for those who want to perform anisongs and get the crowd going!
We’ve selected not only the latest hits, but also classic favorites and songs that are easy for beginner bands to cover, so use this as a reference when choosing your setlist!
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[For Band Members] Recommended Anime Songs for School Culture Festival Live Performances [2026] (81–90)
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It became a hot topic as the opening theme for the popular TV anime Gintama, which aired in 2017.
The cute vocals match the powerful band sound, making it a refreshing and pleasant piece.
If you’re recreating it with a cover band, the key is the drummer’s sense of rhythm.
I Wanna Be…SPYAIR

The passionate lyrics, which seem to speak for our hopes for the future, really resonate.
It’s a song by SPYAIR, a four-member rock band from Aichi Prefecture.
It was released in 2018 as their 22nd single.
The energetic sound matches perfectly with the vocals that shoot straight ahead.
It’s the opening theme for the anime Gintama: Silver Soul Arc.
Song Not to Forgetmakaroni enpitsu

This is a heartwarming song that sings of the bittersweetness and hope of youth.
Released in April 2024, it paints the image of young people running toward their dreams with a powerful, refreshing melody.
Macaroni Enpitsu created this piece as the ending theme for the anime “Oblivion Battery,” based on Eko Mikawa’s original work.
While accompanying the coming-of-age story of the anime’s protagonists, it also carries a message that anyone can relate to.
The lyrics carefully depict the strength to overcome setbacks and hardship, as well as the courage to keep looking forward, making it a perfect track for cultural festivals and class memories.
With its bright, uplifting melody and emotionally resonant lyrics, it’s sure to be a hit at karaoke and at school.
Climber’s High!Numakura Manami

It was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Fuuka, which aired in 2017.
In the story, it’s presented as being performed by the band HEDGEHOGS.
It’s an up-tempo track full of drive that lifts your spirits.
I think it’s great to listen to when you’re feeling tired.
trajectoryrakkuraifu

The ending theme song for Season 5 of the anime Bungo Stray Dogs.
It’s a full-throttle uptempo track from the band that has continuously handled the ending themes since Season 1’s “Namae o Yobuyo.” Packed with elements from past installments, it’s a song that deepens the love for both Luck Life fans and anime fans alike.
From the intro onward, the beautiful tones of the electric guitar are striking.
Alongside Luck Life’s signature band ensemble, this emotional number lets you feel the journey you’ve walked and the undeniable proof you’ve gained.
KICK BACKYonezu Kenshi

Kenshi Yonezu, a singer-songwriter who is taking the J-POP scene by storm with music that is innovative yet never loses its originality.
His 13th single, “KICK BACK,” written as the opening theme for the TV anime Chainsaw Man, also drew attention for featuring Daiki Tsuneta of King Gnu on arrangement and performance.
With not only intricate arrangements but also frequent key changes, it’s a song that requires tight ensemble work whether you’re playing solo or as a band.
Its powerful, fast-paced energy makes it a modern rock tune that’s guaranteed to fire up a school culture festival for his generation.
[For Band Members] Recommended Anime Songs for Cultural and School Festival Live Performances [2026] (91–100)
far awayASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION

It’s a song familiar from the anime NARUTO.
The difficulty isn’t high, so it’s recommended for beginners.
However, if you don’t nail the key moments, it will immediately feel loose.
Keep practicing to increase the level of polish.
How passionately you can sing it is also an important point.



