A fan anthem for a Western music band
Even just in Japan there are many, but if you look to the world, there are truly countless cheer-up songs—like the stars in the sky.
This time, I’ve put together a list of uplifting songs by Western bands.
This article is for anyone who’s feeling anxious or going through a tough time right now.
There’s sure to be one perfect song for you.
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Cheering Songs by Western Music Bands (71–80)
WhateverOasis
Released in December 1994, it was Oasis’s sixth single.
Although it unfortunately wasn’t included on any original studio album, it was first featured on an album with the June 2010 release of their third best-of collection, “Time Flies…
1994–2009.” In Japan, it has been used repeatedly in TV commercials and is a well-known song.
The lyrics convey the message that if it’s the path you believe in, you should press on no matter what anyone says—an encouraging song about the importance of believing in yourself.
Live While We’re YoungOne Direction
Released in November 2012, this is a track included on One Direction’s second album, Take Me Home.
The song’s lyrics convey the message that, while you’re young, you should enjoy your freedom and try many things.
It’s an uplifting anthem that encourages being more proactive in love, friendships, and student life.
No ReasonSUM41
Released in 2005, this is Sum 41’s 13th single and is also included on their third album, “Chuck,” which came out in October 2004.
The lyrics express a dislike for changes in environment or mindset and the feeling that things are fine as they are, yet the song carries an encouraging message: that people should find the courage to accept change and grow.
Cheering Songs of Western Music Bands (81–90)
Take my handSimple Plan
Released in February 2008, this song is included on Simple Plan’s third album, “Simple Plan.” While Simple Plan often writes songs about not wanting to grow up, this track is a motivational anthem directed at their uncertain, gradually maturing selves, expressing the importance of believing and having confidence.
Eye Of The TigerSurvivor
Released in June 1982, this is Survivor’s fifth single, included on their third studio album, Eye of the Tiger, which was released the same month.
It was also used as the theme song for the film Rocky III, released the same year, and is a highly recognized track in Japan as well.
The lyrics convey the message of getting back up no matter how many times you’re knocked down and overcoming yourself, serving as an anthem that, like the movie, encourages you not to throw away your chances.
Beautiful DayU2
This is a refreshing track by U2, the legendary band from Ireland.
It opens with ethereal, floating guitar phrases, followed by Bono’s smooth, soaring, and pleasing vocals, gradually building into a powerful arrangement that lifts the spirits.
JumpVan Halen
Released in December 1984, it was Van Halen’s 17th single and is also included on their sixth studio album, 1984, which was released the same month.
The song’s lyrics convey the message that there’s no point in feeling down—stand on your own feet and face forward.
The title “Jump” embodies the idea of taking a step forward, making it an uplifting, motivational anthem.