A fan anthem for a Western music band
Even just in Japan there are many, but if you look to the world, there are truly countless cheer-up songs—like the stars in the sky.
This time, I’ve put together a list of uplifting songs by Western bands.
This article is for anyone who’s feeling anxious or going through a tough time right now.
There’s sure to be one perfect song for you.
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Cheering Songs by Western Music Bands (71–80)
It’s My LifeBon Jovi
Released in May 2000, this is Bon Jovi’s 31st single, and it is also included on their seventh studio album, Crush, released in June the same year.
The song’s lyrics convey the message that you carve out your own life through your own strength, encouraging listeners to hold onto their convictions and never give up in the face of any hardship.
I don’t careFall Out Boy
Released in September 2008, this is Fall Out Boy’s 12th single and is also included on their fourth album, Folie à Deux, which was released in December of the same year.
The song’s lyrics convey the message that effort never betrays you, encouraging listeners to work hard if they want to get what they desire—an uplifting, motivational anthem.
Learn to flyFoo Fighters
I think those who have left home to chase a dream will especially understand this, but going back without achieving the dream you insisted on pursuing against your parents’ objections feels, somehow, uncool.
In this song, the lyrics say, “I’ll go back after I learn how to fly,” which conveys a firm resolve: I absolutely will learn to fly—in other words, I can’t go back until I’ve achieved my dream.
Detroit Rock CityKISS
This is a high-energy track by KISS, who made a major breakthrough with their flamboyant makeup and provocative stage production.
Driven by their signature groovy triplet rhythm, it’s an ultra-famous song packed with everything that makes KISS great: tight unison riffs and a memorable, melodic harmony solo.
Rock And RollLed Zeppelin
A straight-ahead rock song by the legendary band Led Zeppelin.
Although they often have a complex image, this track is easy to grasp: following Jimmy Page’s catchy, upbeat guitar riff, Robert Plant delivers with his overwhelming high notes—a very cool song.
Here I standMadina Lake
As the title suggests, the theme is “I Stand Here.” I think everyone has moments when they wish they were that person they admire, or that they were rich.
But since you can only be yourself, in the end, you have no choice but to stand here on your own two feet.
Welcome to the black paradeMy Chemical Romance
While this song grapples with the heavy theme of death, it somehow feels brisk, conveying resilience and strength.
Even if a loved one collapses, I will keep moving forward guided by my own convictions—that is the mission assigned to me, just one individual among all humanity in this vast world.
The message sung here gives much to ponder.