Helloween Popular Song Rankings [2025]

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Helloween – “EAGLE FLY FREE” (Official Audio)

Eagle Fly Free, included on Helloween’s 1988 album Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt.

2 by the German power metal giants, is one of the historic masterpieces of their musical career.

Its soaring high-register vocals, fast-paced guitar riffs, and fantastical lyrics blend exquisitely to continue captivating fans around the world.

A highlight of Helloween’s live shows, the song conveys a universal message that transcends music, earning support from people of all generations and nationalities.

For that reason, it’s a track I recommend to anyone seeking a stirring message and energetic melodies.

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HELLOWEEN – Power (Official Music Video)

Helloween is a seven-member metal band with an image as a flagship of German metal and known as a pioneer of melodic speed metal.

The song “Power,” included on their 7th album The Time of the Oath, was also released as their 13th single and became a hit in Japan, reaching No.

40 on the Oricon chart.

Its wistful guitar solo features Helloween’s signature fast-picking phrases, but because it’s a simple ascending lick using hammer-ons, it’s relatively easy to play.

It’s a great metal number to recommend as an entry point for intermediate guitarists who want to play metal but feel it might be too difficult.

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HELLOWEEN – I Want Out (Official Music Video)

This is a song distinguished by its explosive, catchy guitar riff right from the intro and a piercing high-tone voice.

Featured on German heavyweights Helloween’s August 1988 album “Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part II,” the track rides a powerful sound to sing of a yearning for freedom.

In fact, the strong message woven into the lyrics was the heartfelt cry of guitarist Kai Hansen, who had decided to leave the band at the time.

It’s so characteristic of them that a personal struggle has become a timeless anthem that gives courage to so many people.

When you want to break free from a stifling reality, this song will surely give you the push you need.

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Helloween – Future World

In 2017, the members from their golden era made a surprise return, delighting fans around the world—Helloween, the seven-piece metal band.

The track Future World from Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 1 features a pop-leaning melody that sticks in your head, showcasing Michael Kiske’s high-register vocals.

The intro guitar riff, played with edgy bridge-muted picking, builds anticipation and exhilaration for the song.

It’s a classic of German metal, complete with a catchy twin-lead guitar solo you won’t want to miss.

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HELLOWEEN – Kids Of The Century (Official Music Video)

This is the band’s fifth single, included on the album Pink Bubbles Go Ape, released after the departure of the band’s central figure Kai Hansen and the addition of new guitarist Roland Grapow.

It’s a unique track that showcases Michael Kiske’s pop sensibilities to the fullest, offering song development and approaches that Helloween hadn’t explored before.

Although its sales struggled—partly because it came out during a period when the band was on hiatus—it became a turning point for Helloween, and was even performed on the Pumpkins United Tour, which featured the return of both Kai Hansen and Michael Kiske.

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HELLOWEEN – Halloween (Official Live Video)

In September 2023, Helloween—the German pioneers of melodic power metal, renowned worldwide—wrapped up their Japan tour, including a performance at the Nippon Budokan, to great acclaim.

For those unfamiliar with the band who find their name a bit unusual, there’s a story behind it: when they borrowed the name from the famous horror film “Halloween,” they deliberately changed it to “Helloween” to incorporate “HELL” instead of using “HALLOWEEN.” The band even has a pumpkin-themed mascot character named “Judas,” and, in fact, they also have a song titled “Halloween.” It appears on their highly acclaimed early masterpiece, the second album Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 1, and it’s a track over 13 minutes long that showcases technical playing and a complex, dramatic progression.

It’s an essential classic for any Halloween party with metal fans!

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HELLOWEEN – Where The Rain Grows (Official Music Video)

This is a song by Helloween, a power metal band from Germany.

Featuring solid guitar riffs and catchy melodies, the track was included on a single released in 1994.

Highlights include Andy Deris’s powerful vocals and the technical playing of the twin guitars.

It’s a cut from the landmark album “Master of the Rings,” which marked a new beginning after the lineup changes; the spacious, layered intro riff in particular heightened expectations for the new Helloween.

Highly recommended for listeners seeking a fast, exhilarating sound.