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.
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Girls band cheer songs: recommended classics and popular tracks (11–20)
GO MY WAY!CREA
Clair is a band formed in 2011, known for its powerful lead vocals.
They’re a skilled group that has shared the stage with major artists, including appearing at SHOW-YA’s live event NAON no YAON.
This song is a motivational anthem distinguished by its straightforward lyrics.
WonderlandFLiP
FLiP is a girls’ band from Okinawa, formed in 2005.
This song was used as an opening theme for the anime Gintama, and its husky, powerful vocals are very captivating—an inspiring anthem that perfectly matches the anime’s worldview.
the tokyo towerRīgaru Rirī
Legal Lily is a girls’ band formed in 2014.
They quickly drew attention, including taking second place at the 2015 Mikakunin Festival.
Their music features powerful, melancholic rock that defies the typical “girls’ band” image, making them a great recommendation for festival enthusiasts.
My WayChelsy
Chelsea is a three-piece girls’ band active since 2011.
They quickly drew attention right after their debut, with one of their songs featured as an insert track in the anime Blue Spring Ride (Ao Haru Ride).
As they have announced they will disband in May 2018, this is a rare chance to see them live before they’re gone.
Fragile VioletTogenashi Togeari
This track powerfully captures that helpless anger and sense of loss when something precious you’ve protected is taken from you without reason.
Released in June 2025 by Togenashi Togeari, the band born from the anime “Girls Band Cry,” it features exhilarating, fast-paced guitars and vocals that border on a scream, piercing straight into your heart.
Its greatest appeal may be the coexistence of opposing emotions—the fragile, almost breakable heart and the indomitable fighting spirit that wells up from it.
Listen to it on those unbearably frustrating nights, and it will fill your heart with the energy to rise again.
Soldier GirlsRick Rack
They were an all-girl band active from 2013 to 2017, and this song is a rousing anthem characterized by straightforward, powerful lyrics that you wouldn’t expect from a girl group.
Currently, two of the members are active in a new band, which continues to draw attention as well.
Support songs by girls' bands: Recommended masterpieces and popular tracks (21–30)
Neverlandthe peggies
The Peggies are a three-piece band active since 2011.
Their distinctive lyrics—true to the peggies, not pandering to adults and firmly expressing their own views—make for an intriguing kind of cheer song.
They’re especially recommended for those who prefer rock over pop.