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 Bands (11–20)
Every teardrop is a waterfallColdplay

Released in June 2011, it is Coldplay’s 26th single and is also included on their fifth studio album, Mylo Xyloto, released in October of the same year.
In Japan, it was chosen as the theme song for the 2012 film Space Brothers.
The lyrics convey that the sweat and tears you’ve shed are never in vain; because you understand that pain, you can be kind to others.
It’s an encouraging song that carries the message that it’s okay to cry when you feel like crying.
MINORITYGreen Day

Released in October 2000, this is Green Day’s 15th single, included on their sixth studio album “WARNING,” which was released the same month.
As the title suggests, the song centers on the theme of being in the minority, delivering an encouraging message about staying true to the path you believe in—even if you’re a MINORITY or all alone.
No line on the horizonU2

Released in February 2009, this song is included on U2’s twelfth album, “No Line on the Horizon.” The lyrics convey that one’s limits are self-defined and should never be set by others, and it serves as an encouraging anthem urging listeners to keep pursuing their limits, like a horizon that stretches on forever.
Never dieYngwie Malmsteen

This is a high-impact track by the sovereign of shred who revolutionized the guitar world, Yngwie Malmsteen.
It kicks off with a riff that fuses classical elements with the power of rock, and features Mike Vescera—also known for his work with Loudness—delivering a scream-filled vocal, while Yngwie unleashes blistering guitar solos that are incredibly cool.
Seven Nation ArmyThe White Stripes

A powerful rock anthem from the American rock duo The White Stripes, who captivated the world with fierce guitar riffs and overwhelming presence.
Born from the Detroit-based band, this rebellious track portrays the indomitable spirit of a protagonist who refuses to be controlled and stands firm in their own will.
Released in February 2003, it opens the album Elephant and won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Song.
It made a huge impact on the global music scene and has been featured widely across media—from sports events and commercials to the film G.
I.
Joe: Retaliation.
It’s recommended listening when you hit a wall in daily life or want to boost your motivation.
The song’s strength and energy are sure to give you new courage.
Mr. BrightsideThe Killers

A masterpiece from The Killers, a band that represents the American rock scene, expressing a bittersweet love with a powerful sound.
Born from the bustle of Las Vegas, this track portrays the feelings of a man tormented by jealousy, vividly depicting the universal theme that “jealousy drives people mad.” Released in September 2003 and included on the album Hot Fuss, it gained worldwide popularity.
In 2006, it was nominated for a Grammy Award, cementing its acclaim.
Blending a driving guitar riff with emotional vocals that convey inner turmoil, the song has become indispensable in sports settings as well.
It’s an exhilarating track perfect for training, running, or getting pumped up before a game.
Cheer Songs from Western Bands (21–30)
Full Moon FeverBAD MOON RISING

This is an upbeat, powerful song by Bad Moon Rising, the band led by Doug Aldrich, who has played with numerous famous groups.
Over Doug’s technical guitar riffs, Kal Swann’s resonant vocals soar, making it sound incredibly cool.





