Western pop/rock cheer songs recommended for sports days and athletic festivals. Cheer songs from around the world.

RooftopsLostprophets

LOSTPROPHETS – Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)

It’s a track by a British progressive rock band.

The song features a straightforward guitar rock sound with refreshing vocals—classic UK rock.

With a breezy yet slightly wistful vibe, it feels like it could color the final moments of a school sports day.

The Fight SongMarilyn Manson

Marilyn Manson – The Fight Song

A song by Marilyn Manson, known for music categorized as industrial metal and alternative rock and for his provocative performances.

It’s the second single from his fourth album, “Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death),” and its hard-hitting vocals and rock sound really pump you up.

The lyrics, about fighting a force greater than yourself, inspire you not to give up even in overwhelmingly unfavorable circumstances.

It’s a powerful number that will fire you up when you’re on the back foot at a sports day or athletic meet.

MemoriesMaroon 5

Maroon 5 – Memories (Official Video)

Maroon 5’s mellow track “Memories.” Rather than a song for use during events or cheer battles at a sports day, this relaxed tune is perfect for those slightly moving prologue and epilogue moments when you want to lift spirits from the bottom of the heart.

I’m sure its gentle melody and dramatic lyrics will boost the mood.

It’s also ideal as background music for edited videos of the sports festival! As expected, it’s an incredibly moving number from Maroon 5 you can rely on when it counts!

One More NightMaroon 5

Maroon 5 – One More Night (Official Music Video)

The band Maroon 5, often called “the best-selling artist in the world,” released the single “One More Night” in 2012.

It became a long-running hit, spending nine weeks at No.

1 on the Billboard charts.

Incorporating Jamaican reggae rhythms, it’s a track with an unusually dark sound for Maroon 5, who are typically associated with a pop image.

Reggae beats aren’t flashy, but they have a mysterious groove that steadily lifts your mood, making this song perfect for getting in the zone before your turn at a school sports day or athletic festival.

SugarMaroon 5

Maroon 5 – Sugar (Official Music Video)

They’re famous for their cool music video full of happiness and surprises thanks to their big-hearted gesture, but above all, it’s the groove and the cool vocals on this track that make it outstanding.

Unlike the heavily embellished arrangements you often hear in Japanese hit songs, this one keeps it simple and cool with a light, effortless performance that still builds excitement.

It’s a breezy track that loosens you up and sends you into the fray with confidence.

Ima BossMeek Mill Feat. Rick Ross

Meek Mill Feat. Rick Ross – Ima Boss (Official Video)

Meek Mill, a Philadelphia-born rapper who boasts top-tier skills as a battle rapper and, after launching his full-fledged rap career, has continued to win popularity with his overwhelming vibes.

Anyone who follows the US scene will know him.

One of his classic tracks featuring Rick Ross is “Ima Boss.” Its lyrics and flow, packed with fiery vibes that teach you how a man should live, make it a perfect fit for competitive events like sports days and athletic festivals.

Just to Get HighNickelback

Just to Get High-Nickelback (with lyrics)

It’s a song by a Canadian hard rock band that enjoys a certain level of recognition in Japan.

Among their tracks, this one stands out for its especially aggressive guitar sound and exhilarating, fast-paced drum beats.

The guitar solo section would fit well with various sports, don’t you think?