Helloween Popular Song Rankings [2026]

A little TimeHelloween22rank/position

Helloween – A little Time

Helloween, the German pioneers of power metal that the country proudly presents to the world.

Since their debut in 1984, they have garnered global popularity with their weapon of choice: melodic power metal and speed metal.

Their signature sound features flowing twin leads with a classical influence and astonishing high-tone vocals.

The classic masterpiece Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II, released in June 1988, includes many staple tracks of their live shows.

In June 2021, they thrilled fans by releasing a brand-new studio album with a seven-member lineup that reunited the core members from their early golden era.

A flagship band of German metal, highly recommended for those who love dramatic compositions.

GiantsHelloween23rank/position

Helloween – Giants (video)

It’s a catchy song that evokes American hard rock.

The album Chameleon, which includes this track, wasn’t highly regarded by Helloween fans at the time.

However, starting with this “Giants,” a fresh listen reveals it’s packed with melodically rich gems.

Hell Was Made In HeavenHelloween24rank/position

helloween-Hell Was Made in Heaven

This is a hard rock-infused track included on the 10th album, “Rabbit Don’t Come Easy.” Mikkey Dee’s drumming, honed through his many years with Motörhead, is relentlessly powerful.

It’s a song that fully showcases his heavy, weighty playing, with every hit carrying impact.

If I Could FlyHelloween25rank/position

HELLOWEEN – If I Could Fly (Official Music Video)

It’s a heavy metal tune that’s laid-back yet weighty.

Included on the 2000 album “The Dark Ride,” it was also released as the 19th single.

The sorrowful melody is truly moving.

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Araki Jakkan

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Light The UniverseHelloween26rank/position

HELLOWEEN – Light The Universe (Official Music Video)

The album Keeper of the Seven Keys – The Legacy, released in 2005 as a sequel to the legendary masterpiece in metal history, Keeper of the Seven Keys.

This special double-disc album features the ballad “Light the Universe,” with guest vocals by Candice Night.

Known for her work with Ritchie Blackmore, her gentle voice brings a fresh charm to the song.

Mr. TortureHelloween27rank/position

Helloween – Mr. Torture (With Lyrics)

This is the 19th single, whose color strongly reflects guitarist Roland Grapow and drummer Uli Kusch, and which was also included on the album The Dark Ride—the final work for both of them during their tenure in Helloween.

With its distinctive intro, a unison riff that leaves a powerful impact, and a catchy chorus that makes you want to sing along live, it’s a track that preserves Helloween’s essence while signaling new ground.

From complex rhythms to blisteringly technical shred passages, the arrangement hits squarely in the sweet spot for fans of metal numbers.

It’s a groundbreaking metal tune that symbolizes an album considered an outlier in Helloween’s history.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Out for the GloryHelloween28rank/position

OUT FOR THE GLORY

The opening track of the album “Helloween,” the first to be produced by Helloween as a seven-piece.

Its arrangement fully showcases the luxurious lineup featuring triple vocals and triple lead guitars, and its sense of classic form and exhilarating speed evokes a return to the band’s roots—making it a perfect start to the album fans have long awaited.

The vocal work, with three distinctly different vocalists weaving between lead and chorus parts, is something only the current Helloween could achieve.

It’s a metal number worthy of being called a living legend of German metal, simultaneously conveying both the charm of the good old days and the evolution up to the present.

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Hoshino Takashi

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