Western songs that high school students like. Classic and popular hits from overseas.
I’ve put together a collection of Western songs that you’d hear at least once a day somewhere around high school! Even if you don’t usually listen to Western music, I’m sure you’ve heard these tracks at least once.
Take this opportunity to listen to songs beyond Japanese music—something might spark inside you!
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Western songs that high school students like: Classic and popular hits from overseas (111–120)
Wretched And DivineBlack Veil Brides
This is a track by an LA metal band that’s hugely popular among American youth, known for a vocalist with an appealing low register.
While the song isn’t particularly famous, the guitar tone is exceptionally beautiful and cool, so it’s definitely one I’d recommend to today’s high school boys.
Marry The NightLady Gaga
It’s a hidden gem by an American pop star who’s extremely well-known in Japan.
The song showcases her signature cool sound and is a real mood booster.
I think even on sleepy mornings it’ll get you grooving, so I recommend it to high school students.
Save The PopulationRed Hot Chili Peppers
It’s a lesser-known but truly outstanding song by a band that is globally renowned as a Grammy-winning act.
The track combines their signature pop lightness with lyrics that carry a strong message.
I believe it will be a great inspiration for high school students, so I highly recommend it.
Not AgainStaind
It’s a song by a popular American progressive rock band.
Featuring their signature intense metal sound and a wistful, melancholic melody, it isn’t well-known, but any metal-loving high school student is sure to like it.
Dangerous WomanAriana Grande
A powerful ballad characterized by a retro blues vibe with organ and guitar solo sounds.
It was released in 2016 by American singer Ariana Grande.
The track became a hit around the world and was nominated for a Grammy Award.
What The HellAvril Lavigne
An energetic song that powerfully expresses the hearts of young people seeking freedom.
Released in January 2011 as the lead single from Avril Lavigne’s fourth album, Goodbye Lullaby, it reached the top 20 around the world.
True to the artist often called the queen of pop punk, it features a catchy melody and a powerful vocal performance.
The lyrics positively sing about the desire to break free from constraints.
Belt it out and dance with your friends, and you’ll feel more energized to face tomorrow.
For high school students who want to live true to themselves, why not celebrate your youth with this song?
That’s What I LikeBruno Mars
A track released in 2017 by American singer-songwriter Bruno Mars.
It was performed live at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
The track has been used in TV series such as Crashing and Being Mary Jane.