[2026] A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with B
This article showcases a curated list of songs with titles that start with the letter “B,” focusing on a wide range of Western music—mainly popular genres like rock and pop—from the 1950s up to the present 2020s.
When it comes to words starting with B, terms like “BABY” and “BORN” are easy to think of even without knowing much English, and they’re used in lots of song titles.
It’s a theme you won’t often find on other sites, and you can even use it for a song-title shiritori game.
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[2026] A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with B (141–150)
Blame BrettThe Beaches

Formed around sisters who grew up in Toronto’s Beaches neighborhood, The Beaches are an energetic band that blends glam rock and garage rock.
They released their debut EP in 2013, and songs like T-Shirt from their 2017 album Late Show and Blame Brett—which has recently gained major traction on TikTok—have captured the hearts of many rock fans.
They’ve won numerous honors at the Juno Awards, including Rock Album of the Year, and even opened for The Rolling Stones in 2019, a testament to recognition from legends on the world stage.
They’re a band I can confidently recommend to anyone who wants to enjoy the charming contrast between their cute looks and their muscular, authentic rock sound.
Barbed WireCardinals

Cardinals are an indie rock band based in the Irish port city of Cork, drawing attention for their original sound that weaves in accordion.
Their new track is Barbed Wire.
Taken from their long-awaited debut album Masquerade, due out in February 2026, this advance single uses the former prison and barbed wire in their hometown as motifs to paint an emotional portrait of those kept apart.
Its sound—combining a post-punk chill with the warmth of folk—creates an immersive atmosphere like a monochrome film.
With their music also featured in visual works, such as the Netflix series House of Guinness, the band’s affinity with the screen is clear.
It’s a richly narrative song you’ll want to sit with alone on a quiet night.
britney in 07blackbear

Blackbear, a renowned songwriter known for collaborations with Justin Bieber and Maroon 5 and a leading figure in emo-rap, enjoys immense popularity.
His single “britney in 07,” released in November 2025, is a much-anticipated lead cut from his album “analogue dream,” slated for release in 2026.
Using Britney Spears in 2007 as a motif, the lyrics vividly capture the struggle of holding it together under intense mental pressure, infused with his signature irony and humor.
It resonates deeply—especially with people who may look fine on the outside while feeling on the verge of collapse within.
Give it a listen when you want to laugh off daily stress and hit reset.
[2026] A Collection of Western Songs Whose Titles Start with B (151–160)
Black CadillacJoyce Green

Joyce Green, a rockabilly singer from Arkansas with a devoted cult following.
She was active in the late 1950s and left behind only a single record, yet became a legend thanks to her powerful individuality.
The song I’d like to introduce as her signature piece is Black Cadillac.
Centered on the motif of a foreboding black car and tackling provocative themes that evoke death and defiance, it appeared on a single released in March 1959.
With an unusually fierce sound for a female singer of the time, it’s still celebrated among dedicated rockabilly fans today.
Brimming with a raw energy that also resonates with garage punk, it’s a must-listen for anyone seeking something thrilling.
BAD FEELINGSBLÜ EYES

A single released in August 2025 by California-born singer-songwriter Blue Eyes.
Building support through her presence on social media, she continues to work independently, and her sincere approach truly stands out.
This work is an introspective indie-pop number where acoustic tones intertwine with an emotionally rich vocal performance.
The lyrics ache with the struggle between the positivity taught by her parents and the sorrow she actually carries in her heart.
Even the anecdote that, despite there being almost no footage from the recording sessions, only one scene remains of her agonizing over the choice of just two words, conveys her deep attachment to the song.
It’s sure to gently stay by your side when you find yourself suppressing your emotions.
bleedgunnr

Gunner is a Toronto-based rapper and singer who also works as a maker-focused YouTuber.
With a unique style that blends plug and trap with rock elements, he’s an up-and-coming artist gaining support especially among the internet generation.
His latest release, “bleed,” dropped on November 21, 2025.
It’s a lead cut from his forthcoming 11-track album “+dB,” produced by Cozy, and packs intense emotion into a brief 1 minute 49 seconds with an energetic finish.
The distorted bass and heart-wrenching vocals stand out, making it a perfect track for when you want to vent.
If you’re into hyperpop or emo rap, definitely give it a listen!
bandaidsKaty Perry

Katy Perry, who has long led the scene as the queen of pop, returns with a new single in November 2025—about a year after her 2024 album “143.” The song is a wistful ballad that likens the end of a long-term relationship to a “bandage.” It carefully portrays the protagonist’s struggle to move forward while covering up the wound, blending a modern production with the pop-rock sensibility reminiscent of her early classic “One of the Boys.” The music video depicts a string of misfortunes with a heavy dose of black humor, leaving a strong impression with its distinctive world where pain and laughter coexist.
It’s a must-listen for anyone trying to recover from a breakup or for those who value subtle emotional nuance.

