[2026] Entrance Music for Sports: Cool Western Songs and Entrance BGMs
You can’t hype up sports without music, right?
Among all the music associated with sports, the tracks that really get you pumped are the entrance songs played when athletes come out.
When you’re watching games against overseas teams, you often hear cool Western songs used as entrance music, and I bet many of you have wondered what they are.
So in this article, we’ve gathered some especially recommended Western songs used as sports entrance tracks.
If you find a favorite, try listening to it during your workouts or when you play sports!
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[2026] Sports Entrance Songs: Cool Western Music & Entrance BGM (31–40)
Chain Hang Low (Crizzly & AFK Remix)Jibbs

This track gives a modern twist to hip-hop’s traditional chain culture.
Jibbs’s catchy flow pairs perfectly with the dubstep-style remix by Crizzly and AFK.
The original version, released in 2006, was a massive hit, reaching No.
7 on the Billboard Hot 100.
It also went platinum and can be said to have defined Jibbs’s career.
Used as Yuki Okabayashi’s walk-up song, its powerful beat and exhilarating sound make it perfect for amping up a player’s entrance.
It’s great not only for sporting events but also when you want to boost your mood or as workout background music.
Thinking Out LoudEd Sheeran

This song, a single from Ed Sheeran’s 2014 album “x,” became a global hit and is actually used as the walk-up music for Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks player Ryoya Kurihara.
Its lyrics, themed around eternal love, celebrate a love that remains strong with age and have resonated with many people.
It won the Grammy Awards for Best Pop Solo Performance and Song of the Year.
Beloved at weddings and special occasions, this is a track you’ll want to listen to with a partner or someone dear to you.
Shut UpStormzy

Anthony Joshua, a former boxer who reigned as a heavyweight champion known for his crowd-pleasing, crisp right straight, suffered a decisive defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, but he was among the elite of the heavyweight division at the time and won most of his fights by knockout.
His walkout song is “Shut Up,” a track by Stormzy, a legend of the UK underground scene.
It’s a sharp hip-hop tune that perfectly matches Joshua’s bold fighting style.
Be sure to check it out.
JudasFOZZY

This is the entrance theme used by Canadian professional wrestler Chris Jericho, who gained worldwide popularity in WWE and has since competed around the globe in promotions like New Japan Pro-Wrestling and AEW.
Jericho is active not only as a wrestler but also as the vocalist of FOZZY, the band that performs this song.
While the track overall gives a powerful hard rock impression, the structure—building quickly in intensity from a whisper-like vocal in the intro—is a major draw as an entrance theme.
Up in SmokeBlackberry Smoke

Blackberry Smoke is an American country rock band with a 1970s vibe.
The Yomiuri Giants’ Mathieson has used this song as his walk-up music for many years.
Perhaps some of you have been looking for a rock band with this kind of gritty, old-school sound, which has become rarer lately.



