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Ed Sheeran’s Cheer/Support Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Ed Sheeran, a British singer-songwriter who’s also very popular in Japan.
Now a world-leading singer, many of his tracks are rooted in dance music, and among them, his popular songs include uplifting anthems that inspire and motivate listeners.
In this article, we take a closer look at him.
We’ve researched fan feedback submitted to our site so far.
From that, we’ve picked the most highly regarded motivational songs and ranked them.
Whether you’re already a huge fan or just discovering him for the first time, be sure to check it out!
Ed Sheeran’s Cheer/Support Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Shape of YouEd Sheeran1rank/position
A grown-up love song from Ed Sheeran, marked by a lively rhythm and catchy melody.
Beginning with a chance encounter at a bar, this heart-pounding, exhilarating romance unfolds gently through his warm, tender vocals.
The thrill of falling in love and the feeling of being captivated by every aspect of the other person are conveyed through skillful metaphors that resonate deeply with listeners.
Released in January 2017 as the lead single from the album ÷, it topped the music charts in more than 34 countries and won Best Pop Solo Performance at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards.
It’s the perfect track for moments when you want to fire yourself up—on busy mornings commuting to work or school, or while playing sports.
Brimming with positive energy, this song will give you strength for the day ahead.
Galway GirlEd Sheeran2rank/position
Ed Sheeran’s track “Galway Girl” has a cool Celtic sound.
Galway is apparently the name of a city in Ireland.
The song tells of a brief moment spent with a Galway girl, when he fell in love.
The passion and that cool track seem to powerfully cheer on a heart that can no longer be stopped.
I Don’t CareEd Sheeran & Justin Bieber3rank/position
Delivered by the powerhouse duo of Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber, this track is irresistibly poppy and easy on the ears.
The relaxed restraint in both of their vocals, paired with the title “I Don’t Care,” makes it feel like the kind of song that lets you forget the bad and the tough, and spend the best day with a friend or lover.
Castle on the HillEd Sheeran4rank/position
A coming-of-age reminiscence penned by Ed Sheeran from the UK.
Brimming with love for his hometown, it vividly portrays experiences from his childhood up to around age fifteen.
Adventures with friends, first love, and a steadfast affection for his hometown that endures into adulthood resonate alongside Sheeran’s warm vocals.
Released in January 2017, this piece captured many hearts as a track on the album ÷ (Divide).
It was also featured in the trailer for the animated film Ferdinand, drawing even more attention.
A recommended song for those who feel nostalgia or long for their youthful days.
The A TeamEd Sheeran5rank/position
It’s Ed Sheeran’s debut single, included on the album “+.” Although it deals with very heavy themes like drugs and prostitution, Ed sings it so beautifully.
It’s a thought-provoking song for young people.