[For Band Members] Recommended Anime Songs for School Culture Festivals and Campus Live Shows [2026]

CrowdsWHITE ASH

WHITE ASH / Crowds【Music Video Short Ver】

Anyway, this is a track where we want to nail that storm of syncopation in the intro—showcasing WHITE AS at their finest with their full-on sound.

The one-of-a-kind vocals and distinctive band arrangement are highly technical, and hard to reproduce unless you practice thoroughly and the whole band locks in as one.

But if you hit it clean, it’s a killer rock tune that, like vocalist Nobita, could turn your school life around in one dramatic comeback.

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Bloody Power Famecoldrain

Bloody Power Fame

“Bloody Power Fame” is a track with a powerful message.

It questions the values of modern society and sings about the importance of facing one’s inner self.

Featured on the 7th album “Nonnegative,” released in July 2022, it also gained attention as the opening theme for the anime BASTARD!! -Heavy Metal, Dark Fantasy-.

Its intense yet melodic sound is sure to shine on a school festival stage.

It’s a song I’d love rock-loving students to perform.

Practice hard so you can deliver the best performance that resonates with everyone!

Ecstatic Lifemilktub

Milktub – Uchouten Jinsei (Uchouten Kazoku Full OP)

It’s the opening theme of the anime The Eccentric Family.

It’s a lively track characterized by a fast tempo and upbeat lyrics.

The punk rock-style sound is full of youthful energy, giving it a school-festival vibe.

Don’t worry about mistakes—just go all out!

leotacica

tacica 『LEO』(Music Video)

The ending theme of the anime Haikyu!!.

It features tacica’s signature quiet intro and a structure that gradually ignites as the song progresses, making it an irresistibly uplifting track.

If you consciously use muted playing techniques to draw the audience in, it should create a great effect.

Spectrum of Passionikimonogakari

Ikimonogakari 'Spectrum of Passion MV (Short) + Spot'

The first opening theme of the anime The Seven Deadly Sins.

It’s a song with a rich, weighty atmosphere that conveys a grand sense of scale, perfectly matching the fantasy setting.

If you perform it, aiming for a cool vibe that’s a bit different from Ikimono-gakari’s more mainstream songs might work well.

MikazukiSayuri

Sayuri, the Hypoxia Girl “Mikazuki” MV (Short ver) — Anime “Rampo Kitan: Game of Laplace” Ending Theme

A song by singer-songwriter Sayuri where we want to firmly lock in the opening vocals and acoustic guitar arpeggio part.

From the technical guitar in the chorus to the instrumental break that follows, it’s packed with showcase moments for the guitarist.

Keep in mind crafting a sound that makes the most of a female vocal.

The vocals should be rich in emotion, conveying the message of the lyrics—it’ll feel great if sung that way.

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Playing hard to get means you actually like them!Supira Supika

Spira Spica MV -Short ver.- 'I Hate It, I Hate It, But I Kinda Like It!'

A song by the rock band Spira Spica with synth arrangements that are super pop.

Just like in the PV, the energetic dancing while singing is adorable, and the track fits their smiling, positive worldview.

However, it might be hard to reproduce unless your playing technique is solid.

That’s exactly why you should practice so you can perform it smoothly.

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