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[From Kids to Adults] Dance Songs You’ll Want to Groove to at a Halloween Party
When you’re hosting events or parties during the Halloween season, music is essential to set the mood, right? From classic tracks perfect for creating a stylish atmosphere to the latest dance numbers that kids and adults alike can enjoy—there are tons of songs everyone can get excited about this year! In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of tracks and dance videos you can use for your Halloween party.
You’re sure to find hints to help you create the ideal Halloween party you have in mind! There are dances that both children and adults can enjoy, so be sure to use them as a reference!
[For Kids to Adults] Dance Songs You’ll Want to Groove to at a Halloween Party (1–10)
The Villains’ Halloween Into the FrenzyNEW!Tokyo Dizunīrando
This is a dance track themed around a bewitching yet exhilarating party where Disney villains take center stage.
It was produced for the parade at the special event “Disney Halloween,” held in October 2024.
As the centerpiece of a program sponsored by Daiwa House Industry, the piece features punchy, beat-driven rhythms and rap elements, making it perfect for performances where you want to dance with style.
The excitement ramps up quickly toward the chorus, sure to fill sports days and recreational events with electrifying energy.
It’s so popular that it’s included on the acclaimed album “Best of Tokyo Disney Resort Music ~Remember 2025~,” and is recommended when you want to create a slightly more grown-up, sophisticated stage.
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The collaboration song “Show” for Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween event, “Halloween Horror Nights.” The vocals are by singer Ado, known for the hit song that became a social phenomenon, “Usseewa,” as well as for performing the singing voice of the character Uta in the 2022 film “ONE PIECE FILM RED.” Ado is highly recognized among children, and many people have likely heard the song when visiting USJ.
Be sure to dance the Zombie de Dance to this track and enjoy Halloween!
SO BADKing Gnu
Released in September 2025, this track was specially written as the official theme song for “Zombie de Dance,” an attraction within Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween Horror Nights.
As Daiki Tsuneta describes it, it’s “a vicious, alternative tune for the first time in a while,” pushing King Gnu’s signature mixture sound even further toward a ferocious, hedonistic edge.
A choreography video has also been released, making it a perfect dance number to fire up any Halloween party.
Together with its toxic-looking artwork, it’s the worst and best song—perfect for Halloween.
If you throw yourself into the zombie role and dance, kids and adults alike are sure to get hyped.
Song of the DeadKANA-BOON
This song features a driving, exhilarating sound and a striking message laced with satire about modern society.
Released in July 2023, it was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime “Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead.” The music video stars actor and artist Non, produced under the concept of a “Non 100” MV.
The piece is an anthem for people overwhelmed by daily life, powerfully singing about breaking free from stifling routines and the importance of living true to yourself.
It’s a track that also ties closely to Halloween through its zombie motif.
HAPPY SCARY HALLOWEENfōeito
A perfect track to hype up Halloween night! Brought to you by 48-Four Eight, it’s a poppy, catchy tune.
The lyrics, which depict an adventure that begins on the outskirts of town and the many happenings of Halloween night, feel like a scene from a movie.
You can almost see the monster chasing after a sweet scent.
Released in October 2020, this song is perfect not only for dance scenes at Halloween parties, but also for listening while you get your costume ready!
Otherworldly Mixed Grand BallHoshino Gen feat. Obake
Halloween tends to have a strong association with ghost motifs.
Gen Hoshino’s song “Isekai Kongo Dai Butokai” centers on ghosts, making it a perfect fit for the Halloween season.
It was written as the theme song for the film “Ghostbook: Obake Zukan,” and a notable point is that the voice actors who played the ghosts in the movie join the chorus in the refrain.
In the music video, the ghosts dance joyfully during the chorus, and the simple, light choreography leaves a strong impression.
There’s also a video of Ryunosuke Kamiki—who plays a key character in the film—performing this chorus dance, so you might want to check it out for reference.
Crazy Party Night ~Revenge of the Pumpkin~kyarī pamyu pamyu
How about a pop and cute Halloween song? It’s a track by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, also known for “Ninja Re Bang Bang” and “Mondai Girl,” released in 2015 as her 11th single.
It’s a dance number where spookiness and cuteness are perfectly balanced, and just listening to it will make your heart flutter with excitement.
It’s great as a dance track, and it’s also highly recommended for getting everyone hyped at karaoke.
Let’s sing while we dance!
