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The Rolling Stones Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
The Rolling Stones are a legendary rock band that has produced numerous classics—such as Satisfaction and Jumpin’ Jack Flash—which have also been featured in TV commercials.
Here, we’ve put together a ranking of the Rolling Stones’ most popular songs for karaoke.
The Rolling Stones Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Jumpin’ Jack FlashThe Rolling Stones1rank/position
Among The Rolling Stones’ songs, this track is said to be one of their signature numbers alongside “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” The opening guitar you hear is an acoustic guitar tuned to open G.
Let’s sing it at karaoke so it’ll pump up the crowd just like at their live shows.
AngieThe Rolling Stones2rank/position
This is the best folk rock ballad from the Rolling Stones.
The song is very easy to sing, so even people who can’t hit high notes or who struggle with English pronunciation will find it manageable.
Also, because the Stones are rhythm-focused, you may actually find their songs easier to sing than the Beatles’.
Start me upRolling Stones3rank/position
The Rolling Stones had an immense influence, arguably even greater than Zeppelin.
There are still plenty of hardcore fans in their 50s today.
They give off that “active for life” vibe.
Even though they’re such old guys, they’re still incredibly cool.
A few years ago they even headlined a festival.
When it comes to getting the crowd hyped, I thought of this song… but the Stones have so many hype songs that it’s hard to choose!
(I Can’t Get No) SatisfactionThe Rolling Stones4rank/position
Speaking of The Rolling Stones, they’re a world-famous rock band that shines brightly in rock history, formed in London in 1962.
Their song “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” with its scathing critique of consumer society and themes of social discontent, is known as an anthem that symbolizes the counterculture of the 1960s.
Featuring an unforgettable fuzz-tone guitar sound, the track shot to No.
1 on the U.S.
charts immediately after its single release in 1965.
It has since been covered by a wide range of artists, including Otis Redding and Devo, remaining a timeless favorite across generations.
For those who awakened to rock in the 1960s—now in their seventies—it likely still stands as a quintessential, emblematic number.
AngryThe Rolling Stones5rank/position
The legendary British rock band, the Rolling Stones.
The song they released as the lead single from their album “Hackney Diamonds” is “Angry.” It’s also been a hot topic because it’s the theme song for a TV drama airing in Japan.
The track itself is classic rock, built around the repetition of striking phrases.
Since the same lyrics appear repeatedly, it’s relatively easy to remember.
By the way, there’s a Japanese-subtitled music video, so it’s a good idea to watch it and practice while checking the meaning of the lyrics.
Paint It, BlackThe Rolling Stones6rank/position
As far as I know, among the Stones’ songs, this is the one most frequently used in Japanese dramas.
The simple message of “Paint it black” must have been appealing.
Moreover, it’s also a song that many bands practiced during their amateur days.
For these reasons, I recommend it.
Sympathy For The DevilThe Rolling Stones7rank/position
In contrast to the “clean-cut” Beatles of the time, this song is said to have cemented a “menacing, bad” image for The Rolling Stones.
It was inspired by a work by Mikhail Bulgakov, in which the devil is portrayed as a sophisticated, sociable figure.