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[Volleyball Cheering Songs] A comprehensive showcase, from official tournament anthems to anime songs!

When you hear “volleyball songs,” what tracks come to mind?

There are all kinds: theme songs from past world championships, the Spring High School Volleyball theme songs, and opening themes from popular volleyball anime.

In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive selection of songs related to volleyball!

We’ve chosen tracks across different eras and genres, so you’re sure to find the one you’re looking for.

Let’s dive in!

[Volleyball Cheering Songs] A roundup from official tournament anthems to anime songs! (21–30)

Heaven and Earth ReversalNICO Touches the Walls

NICO Touches the Walls “Tenchi Gaeshi” TV Anime “Haikyu!!” Ending Theme
Heaven and Earth ReversalNICO Touches the Walls

This is a song by NICO Touches the Walls that was used as an ending theme for the anime Haikyu!!.

It’s a track brimming with determination to turn failures into fuel for the next success.

Even when everyone on the team is supposed to be aiming for the same goal, sometimes it feels like your hearts are all out of sync… Try listening to this at times like that.

I think it’ll be a good nudge to help you feel like opening up about how you really feel.

Ready Go!WaT

A song by WaT, the duo formed by Eiji Wentz and Teppei Koike, was used as the official theme song for the 2006 World Volleyball Championship.

WaT also served as the tournament’s official supporters—something rare for a group outside Johnny’s.

It’s a very exciting song that gives you courage.

[Volleyball Cheering Songs] A comprehensive showcase from official tournament anthems to anime songs! (31–40)

Ah Yeah!!Sukima Suichi

Sukima Switch – “Ah Yeah!!” (Short ver.)
Ah Yeah!!Sukima Suichi

“Ah Yeah!!” by the popular music duo Sukima Switch.

This track was chosen as the opening theme for the high school volleyball anime Haikyu!!, and it also serves as the theme song for the compilation film.

With its brisk hi-hat and exhilarating feel, it’s a refreshing number that clears away any lingering gloom as you listen.

The lyrics, which speak to proof of one’s existence, leave a powerful impression.

Perfect for boosting your mood right before an important event.

HEART BEATKato Miria

It was used as Coca-Cola’s tie-in song for the London Olympics.

While many of her songs focus on themes like romance, this track is completely different from her usual style and has a very bright feel.

The lyrics are extremely positive, making it a song you’ll definitely want to listen to before taking on a challenge.

Dreams come trueHey! Say! JUMP

[Karaoke] Dreams come true / Hey! Say! JUMP
Dreams come trueHey! Say! JUMP

Following the debut single, this song was also selected as a volleyball-related tie-in, serving as the image song for the “Beijing Olympic Volleyball World Final Qualification.” The coupling track “Chance to Change” was also chosen as the theme song for the Spring High School Volleyball Tournament in 2008.

“Dreams come true”—in other words, let’s dream of victory to make those dreams a reality—this is a song that truly gives a push to anyone striving toward their dreams.

The English lyrics within the song also contain words that give courage to those chasing their dreams.

Fever and FutureKitty GYM

As the special supporters of the 2006 Volleyball World Grand Prix, it consists of two groups: five members from Johnny’s and a brother duo from Thailand.

It’s a highly upbeat cheer song, so it’s definitely a track you’ll want to listen to at a crucial moment or before facing a challenge.

Cha-Cha-Cha ChampionSexy Zone

Sexy Zone "Cha Cha Cha Champion" (short ver.)
Cha-Cha-Cha ChampionSexy Zone

A number by Sexy Zone has often been used as an image song for volleyball.

Among them, “Cha-Cha-Cha Champion” was selected as the tournament theme song for the FIVB Volleyball World Cup 2015.

Members Kento Nakajima, Fuma Kikuchi, and Shori Sato also served as special navigators for the event, helping to liven up the tournament.

With lyrics that straightforwardly cheer you on and a pop melody, it’s an approachable support song—one that lets you enjoy the match while aiming for victory.