Pentatonix Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Pentatonix is a mixed-gender a cappella group from the United States.
Their top-tier vocals and human beatboxing are a must-hear—you might not even realize it’s a cappella if you don’t know beforehand!
Here, we introduce a ranking of Pentatonix’s most popular songs.
Be sure to give them a listen at least once!
Their covers of classics—like those by John Lennon—are also superb!
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Pentatonix Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
Bah HumbugPentatonix11rank/position
Introducing an original Christmas song by Pentatonix, the three-time Grammy-winning a cappella group.
Released in September 2025, this track debuted as the lead single from the album “Christmas in the City.” Its title is taken from Scrooge’s famous catchphrase in Charles Dickens’s classic “A Christmas Carol,” and the song playfully portrays the holiday season from a curmudgeon’s point of view.
While laced with irony and humor, it ultimately flips the emotion toward the magic of celebration—a masterful structure.
The rich harmonies and beatboxing, created using only voices, deliver a sparkle reminiscent of a big band.
It’s recommended for those tired of the standard Christmas fare or anyone seeking a holiday number with a clever twist.
Bohemian RhapsodyPentatonix12rank/position
It starts with a relaxed tempo and gradually heats up, but in the end it winds down gently again.
Listening to it gives you both comfort and energy at the same time.
Also pay attention to the sound created solely by the five-person a cappella.
Can’t Sleep LovePentatonix13rank/position
A track released in 2015 by the American a cappella group Pentatonix.
It’s a gentle, smooth track that incorporates elements of blue-eyed soul.
It became a hit in countries such as the United States and Belgium, and reached No.
18 on the charts in Japan.
Dance of the Sugar Plum FairyPentatonix14rank/position
A track used in an Amazon Music commercial.
It is included on Pentatonix’s 2014 album “That’s Christmas to Me.” The album was a hit worldwide and has been certified Platinum in the United States and Canada.
Little Drummer BoyPentatonix15rank/position
The composition is by Katherine Kennicott Davis and was released in 1941.
Many musicians have covered it, and in Japan, the 1955 version by the Trapp Family Singers is well known.
Pentatonix is a vocal percussion and chorus group, and in addition to this song, they have also covered “Carol of the Bells” and “Deck the Halls.”