[2025] Western songs you’ll want to sing at year-end and New Year parties: hype-worthy latest hits and timeless classics
At year-end and New Year parties, it’s common to see the second round head to karaoke for some fun.
In fact, some people might be raring to go because karaoke is the real main event for them.
In this article, assuming a year-end or New Year party with Western-music lovers, we’ve gathered recommended favorites and hit songs—killer tunes guaranteed to get the crowd going when you sing them.
Timeless classics everyone knows are great, of course, but here we’re also highlighting the latest popular tracks and songs that have hit big in revivals.
In the latter half, you’ll find a richly varied lineup of golden oldies as well!
Be sure to check out this playlist that both teens who love Western music and adults alike can enjoy.
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[2025] Western songs to try singing at year-end and New Year parties: the latest crowd-pleasers and timeless classics (51–60)
Music For a Sushi RestaurantHarry Styles
Harry Styles, a member of One Direction who remains highly active today.
His song “Music For a Sushi Restaurant,” when translated literally, means “Music for a Sushi Restaurant.” As the title suggests, the song’s mysterious world set in an overseas sushi restaurant is really entertaining.
It’s perfect for anyone looking for a fun, crowd-pleasing track to spice up the atmosphere at karaoke, especially for year-end or New Year’s parties.
If you sing it with the music video playing in the background, you’re sure to grab everyone’s attention!
SuckerJonas Brothers
As their band name suggests, the Jonas Brothers are a rock band made up of three brothers.
Lead vocalist Joe Jonas also fronts DNCE—a band that scored major hits in the United States and is known in Japan for its collaboration with SEKAI NO OWARI.
Although the Jonas Brothers had effectively been disbanded since 2013, they made a comeback with Sucker, released in 2019.
It’s an upbeat track that might just serve as the perfect spark.
SorryJustin Bieber
This work features a poppy, danceable rhythm and an approachable melody.
Its lyrics, which emphasize the importance of acknowledging mistakes and apologizing, resonated with many listeners.
Released in October 2015, the track is included on Justin Bieber’s fourth studio album, Purpose.
Incorporating elements of dancehall pop and tropical house, it was highly praised as a work that showcases Bieber’s musical evolution.
It’s a sure-fire crowd-pleaser for year-end or New Year karaoke parties, guaranteed to energize audiences of all ages.
MirrorsJustin Timberlake
A heartfelt ballad by Justin Timberlake that deeply celebrates the bond with loved ones.
Inspired by his respect for his grandparents and his love for his wife, Jessica Biel, this piece was released in February 2013 and included on the album The 20/20 Experience.
Timberlake’s soulful vocals and the catchy melody blend perfectly, captivating listeners and refusing to let go.
Sing it at a year-end or New Year’s party karaoke session, and you might just find tears welling up.
When you want to feel your connection with someone special, try humming along.
[2025] Western songs you’ll want to sing at year-end and New Year parties: the latest crowd-pleasers and timeless classics (61–70)
Running Up That HillKate Bush
Kate Bush, who began her career in 1975, is a British singer-songwriter.
Did you know that her 1985 release “Running Up That Hill” is currently experiencing a revival hit? The song was featured as an insert track in the Netflix sci-fi horror drama series Stranger Things, and it has dominated the charts.
With its distinctly ’80s synths, Bush’s passionate vocals, and a mysterious atmosphere, the track is captivating and plays a crucial role in the show.
Poker FaceLady Gaga
A track themed around sexuality and gambling, characterized by a powerful beat and a memorable hook.
It skillfully portrays a “poker face” that hides true feelings about romance and sexual allure.
Released in September 2008, it became a major hit as the second single from Lady Gaga’s debut album, The Fame.
It received worldwide acclaim, including winning the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording.
Sing it at year-end or New Year parties and it’s sure to unite the crowd and captivate the venue.
It’s the perfect song for celebrating new connections and creating an unforgettable night.
Hold My HandLady Gaga
Lady Gaga is a singer-songwriter known for hit songs like “Born This Way” and “Bad Romance.” Her song “Hold My Hand” carries a message that “everything is going to be okay,” making it perfect for times when everyone wants to feel positive.
The melody is marked by powerful sustained notes, so it’s also great for showing off your vocal skills at karaoke.
The lyrics are written in simple English, so it’s a song that even those not used to singing Western music should definitely try.