A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “U”
When it comes to songs that start with “U,” what tracks come to mind for you?
In addition to songs that begin with words like “Up” or “Under,” which indicate direction, there are also plenty of songs that start with “Un—,” a prefix that carries a negative meaning.
You’ll also come across titles that use words like “Urban” or “Ultra,” and some that replace “You” with “U.”
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of Western songs that start with “U.”
You might not often search for songs grouped by the initial letter, but we hope you’ll enjoy reading this article as a fun opportunity to do just that.
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Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'U' (311–320)
Unsafe BuildingThe Alarm
A single released in 1981.
A six-piece rock band from Wales formed in 1981.
As one of the bands representing the Welsh scene, their debut single was issued in a limited pressing of only 1,000 copies.
It’s a memorable number featuring a light acoustic sound followed by a driving rock section.
Under a cloudThe Bangles
A track by the American pop rock band The Bangles.
It was inspired by a TV commercial for an antidepressant that guitarist and vocalist Susanna Hoffs saw, featuring a woman carrying an umbrella despite the sunny weather.
The track is included on their 2011 album, Sweetheart of the Sun.
Unknown BrotherThe Black Keys
A track that sings about mourning a young life.
It’s a song by the American rock duo The Black Keys, inspired by vocalist and guitarist Dan Auerbach’s stepbrother, who died of cancer when he was in high school.
It appears on their 2010 album Brothers.
Ultra Europe 2019 (Official Video)The Chainsmokers
To people who are fairly familiar with Western pop, The Chainsmokers often come across as a band with many mellow tracks, but their live shows include some very heavy songs.
In this video, they start off by playing dubstep with a vicious sound, and by rearranging their own songs into minor keys, they turn them into tracks that really shine live.
With their intense sound, they’re also perfect for things like driving.
Up & DownThe Chainsmokers, 347aidan
Upbeat songs are perfect for getting everyone excited, right? That’s why I want to introduce “Up & Down.” It’s a collaborative track by the music duo The Chainsmokers and Canadian rapper 347aidan.
With a mid-tempo sound centered around guitar, it has an overall rock-like vibe.
The lyrics depict the energy of getting hyped up while being swept along in a crowd.
That lively imagery is so fun that it makes you feel thrilled just listening to it.
A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “U” (321–330)
Underneath the StarsThe Cure
This song appears as the first track on 4:13 Dream, the thirteenth album by The Cure, a British rock band with a career spanning over 30 years, themed around the keyword “13.” Throughout the album, its appeal lies in virtuosic guitar work and melancholic, decadent melodies.
Under The BoardwalkThe Drifters
This is “Under the Boardwalk,” a signature song by the American doo-wop group The Drifters.
The perfectly synchronized vocals of the four members make it a track you can’t help but be captivated by.
The “boardwalk” mentioned in the song refers to a wooden promenade commonly found along beaches.
It’s a work that continues to be highly respected by many artists, and this classic has been covered by major acts such as The Rolling Stones and Billy Joel.
