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Cheer songs for girl bands: recommended masterpieces and popular tracks

As we go about our daily lives, it’s only natural that worries arise and there are times when we feel down.

Here, I’ve put together a selection of uplifting songs by Japanese all-girl bands that are perfect for those moments.

I hope checking this list will give you the energy to move forward.

Cheer songs by girl bands: Recommended classics and popular tracks (1–10)

Tomorrow as wellSHISHAMO

SHISHAMO is a three-piece all-girl band that has been active since 2010.

Their appearance performing this song on the year-end 2017 broadcast of the Red and White Song Battle boosted their recognition, and while they had mainly been popular among younger generations, they are now a band supported by adults as well.

All good!Kaneyori Masaru

Kaneyori Masaru [Everything’s Alright!] Music Video
All good!Kaneyori Masaru

When you feel like you’re being crushed by overwhelming anxiety or everyday stress, have you ever been saved by someone simply saying, “You’ll be okay”? The song Kaneyori Masaru released in June 2025 is a pep talk for anyone who’s on the verge of losing confidence in themselves.

Its straightforward lyrics capture the clumsy but determined urge to move forward and the courage to live with one’s vulnerabilities, reminding us of the importance of staying true to ourselves.

Written as a brand tie-in for Prime Video, the track was also featured in a commercial starring Kazunari Ninomiya and Wakana Matsumoto.

In the music video, a memorable scene shows people cheering on a woman trying to park with calls of “All right!”—a moment that echoes the song’s message.

It’s the perfect number for taking a new step or giving yourself a boost.

NOW ON AIRakai kouen

Akai Koen is a band formed in 2010, and since this song was created with the concept of being an “anthem for all troubled girls,” it’s a refreshing motivational song especially aimed at women.

The vocalist Chiaki Sato’s distinctive singing voice is part of its appeal.

Girls band cheer songs: recommended classics and popular tracks (11–20)

Victorynegishio butadon

[Nippon TV DayDay. live-performed song] Negi-Salt Pork Bowl – Victory [Music Video]
Victorynegishio butadon

Released in April 2025, Negi-Shio Buta-don’s second digital single grabs you from the intro with a heart-pounding beat and thunderous guitar riffs.

The lyrics carry an indomitable spirit—overcoming obstacles to seize victory—and a positive message that empowers many listeners.

It’s a must-try for bands looking to deliver an energetic performance at school festivals or live shows.

With emotive vocals, powerful guitar riffs, and a tight, unified groove from the rhythm section, you can capture the song’s intensity.

It’s a track that will remind you how fun a band ensemble can be.

BLACK SHOUTRoselia

Roselia『BLACK SHOUT』Music Video
BLACK SHOUTRoselia

Roselia, a band born from the game and anime “BanG Dream!”, is characterized by a gothic style with many hard, metal-leaning tracks.

This song has a very heavy, bass-driven sound, but the lyrics are quite uplifting, like a cheer song, so it’s also recommended for anime fans.

Egaku MiraiMyGO!!!!!

MyGO!!!!! × Taiji (Aqua Timez) & Daisuke (Aqua Timez) “Egaku Mirai” Animated MV (Full-size ver.) [Artist Tie-up Song]
Egaku MiraiMyGO!!!!!

Selected as a tie-in song for BanG Dream! Girls Band Party! in September 2025, this work was newly written by Futoshi and Daisuke from Aqua Timez.

The unique, emotionally rich words and melodies they crafted blend with MyGO!!!!!’s emotional band sound, and the resulting chemistry is wonderful.

While singing of youthful confusion and anxiety, the lyrics also stay close to a hope for the future, resonating with those experiencing similar struggles.

It’s a light-filled, encouraging anthem.

Ask the MirageTogenashi Togeari

[Official Music Video] Togenashi Togeari “Questioning the Mirage” – Anime “Girls Band Cry”
Ask the MirageTogenashi Togeari

Togenashi Togeari is a girls’ band that works in conjunction with Girls Band Cry.

This track, included on their 11th single “Ususai Display” released in 2025, is an emotional number deeply intertwined with the anime’s world.

Its breathtaking ensemble fuses a driving vocal line with powerful guitars, sparkling piano, and a rhythm section that employs intricate, tightly synchronized figures.

The lyrics convey the earnest feelings of girls who keep crying out as they struggle and flail against an uncertain, elusive future, striking a powerful chord with listeners.

It’s a passionate rock tune that gives a push to anyone who wants to move forward.