Dragon Ash Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Under Age’s SongDragon Ash8rank/position

Dragon Ash｢Under Age’s Song｣

At festivals, Dragon Ash is known for the moment before performing their signature song “FANTASISTA,” when they ask, “Do you like mixture rock?” Their festival setlists are often put together to hit hard in rapid succession, but here I’d like to introduce the laid-back “Under Age’s Song.” Released in 1998 as their third single, it’s a simple yet warmly compassionate, peaceful track.

At live shows, you can hear a punk-arranged version.

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Stairs of quiet daysDragon Ash9rank/position

Dragon Ash "Stairway of Quiet Days"

“Shizukana Hibi no Kaidan o” is guaranteed to captivate listeners when a man in his 40s performs it at karaoke—especially resonating with women of the same generation.

Carrying both the brilliance and bittersweetness of youth as expressed by Dragon Ash, this song distills their musical essence.

Rhythmic yet melodic, its deeply resonant tune has the power to summon poignant memories.

Dragon Ash’s music transcends time, continuing to be loved by many and commanding presence at karaoke.

Why not add this track—where beautiful melody and lyrics intertwine—to your repertoire? It’s sure to make for a night that enchants everyone around you.

Bring ItDragon Ash10rank/position

Dragon Ash cover “Bring it”

It’s a song that naturally gets your body swaying and puts you in a great groove.

The band’s performance is powerful, so it has a lot of drive and leaves you feeling refreshed.

I started listening to it when something bad happened but I didn’t want to feel down.

It’s a song that naturally lifts your spirits.

Deep ImpactDragon Ash11rank/position

Dragon Ash｢Deep Impact feat. Rappagariya｣

Dragon Ash brings in Rappagariya as a featured act, achieving a seamless fusion of rock and hip-hop.

Kenji Furuya holds his own against Rappagariya’s rap, which is genuinely moving.

Rappagariya’s power is nothing short of impressive.

Drugs can’t kill teensDragon Ash12rank/position

(LIVE) Dragon Ash – Drugs can’t kill teens

Included on the album “Viva La Revolution.” It starts with a soft bass phrase, then suddenly surges into a high-speed punk tune that’s overwhelming.

It even has some metal-like elements, and it makes you want to headbang without thinking! The lyrics seem to encourage you not to give up on your dreams, even though life is tough.

This attitude feels exactly like Kj’s way of life.

The original song is NOFX’s “Bleeding Heart Disease.” It’s fun to compare the two versions.

I Love HiphopDragon Ash13rank/position

Dragon Ash｢I LOVE HIP HOP｣

This Dragon Ash track features vocals that soar over samples of an upbeat funk classic and an electric guitar.

It’s a rocking tune that reimagines I Love Rock ’n’ Roll in a hip‑hop style, with drums that are key to the song and will amp up your energy during a workout.

IvoryDragon Ash14rank/position

Dragon Ash｢Ivory｣

A bold effort from Dragon Ash, imbued with a passionate Latin vibe.

High-speed beats, fervent acoustic guitars, and intricately interwoven percussion fuse to create a sound that’s both exhilarating and experimental.

Released in July 2006, this track is also included on the album INDEPENDIENTE.

The music video, shot in the scorching heat of Saipan, perfectly captures the song’s summery freshness.

With Latin musical elements pushed to the forefront, this is a track you’ll want to play on hot summer days—perfect for when your heart feels parched or when you’re ready to take a new step forward.