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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.

Cheer songs by Western music bands (1–10)

One Fine DayThe Offspring

Released in November 2000, this song is included on The Offspring’s sixth album, Conspiracy of One.

The lyrics depict someone staving off boredom by treating mischief like a game, and the track serves as an anthem encouraging listeners to live boldly rather than playing it small in life.

No line on the horizonU2

U2 – No Line On The Horizon Live in Dublin [HD – High Quality]
No line on the horizonU2

As you can tell from the title, the theme of this song is that ‘there is no line on the horizon.’ And this ‘line’ refers to the limits we arbitrarily set for ourselves.

It’s a song I want to dedicate to you, who I hope will keep pushing forward without thinking ‘this is as far as I can go.’

No line on the horizonU2

Released in February 2009, this song is included on U2’s twelfth album, “No Line on the Horizon.” The lyrics convey that one’s limits are self-defined and should never be set by others, and it serves as an encouraging anthem urging listeners to keep pursuing their limits, like a horizon that stretches on forever.

Cheering Songs by Western Bands (11–20)

Never dieYngwie Malmsteen

This is a high-impact track by the sovereign of shred who revolutionized the guitar world, Yngwie Malmsteen.

It kicks off with a riff that fuses classical elements with the power of rock, and features Mike Vescera—also known for his work with Loudness—delivering a scream-filled vocal, while Yngwie unleashes blistering guitar solos that are incredibly cool.

ThroneBring Me The Horizon

We all want to avoid pain and hardship if we can.

However, the message in this song—“Go ahead and hurt me; that’s what makes me who I am”—conveys not an urge to flee from pain but a willingness to face it head-on.

Living like that would be pretty cool, I think.

UprisingMuse

Muse – Uprising [Official Video]
UprisingMuse

Released in 2009, it is Muse’s 22nd single and is also included on their fifth album, The Resistance, which was released in September of the same year.

The lyrics express a desire to clearly call out what’s wrong, even if one is said to have no status or a low social standing.

It’s a song that conveys a resolve not to bow to power or social pressure, serving as an anthem that feels like it spurs oneself on.

Cake By The OceanDNCE

This is a unique track that expresses fun and passion over a breezy funk-pop groove.

The September 2015 debut by American dance-rock band DNCE skillfully weaves in elements of 1970s disco and R&B, spinning a metaphor that likens a romantic seaside moment to sweet treats.

Brimming with a spirit of adventure and humor, the lyrics and Joe Jonas’s charming vocals harmonize in perfect balance.

Reaching the Top 10 on the Billboard charts, the song continues to captivate listeners worldwide with its funky guitar riffs and catchy melodies.

It’s an ideal pick for parties or drives, and a great choice whenever you want to lift your mood.