Classic Western Songs to Gift for the 2025 Entrance Ceremony: For the Big Day
While there are plenty of straightforward entrance-themed songs, celebratory tracks, and pep anthems in J-pop that are perfect for entrance ceremonies—a major milestone for teens that arrives with spring—there are surely young music fans who are searching for Western music too.
In this article, we’ve selected hit songs and popular numbers from Western music that we highly recommend listening to as you head into your entrance ceremony.
From timeless classics to recent hits, we’ve put together a wide-ranging lineup that crosses eras and genres.
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[For the Big Day] A Collection of Classic Western Songs to Gift at Entrance Ceremonies [2025] (51–60)
ZORAJamila Woods
Jaimera Woods, who is gaining popularity as a young neo-classic soul singer.
Her track “ZORA” is stylish and soulful, yet very easy to listen to, earning high praise from many listeners.
Highly recommended if you like soulful songs you can enjoy lightly.
No Such ThingJohn Mayer
John Mayer, renowned as one of the three great contemporary guitarists, is also a top-tier melody maker and songwriter.
He sings a clear message—“Don’t be confined by a mold.
As long as you live, you are free”—set to a beautiful melody, and the song became a huge hit among younger generations.
It’s a track that feels like a lesson for new beginnings.
Don’t Stop Believin’Journey
Don’t Stop Believin’, with its message of “don’t stop believing,” is a top recommendation for the celebratory stage of an entrance ceremony because it puts you in a positive mood.
This song is a signature track by the rock band Journey, who produced many hits with their catchy melodies.
They also have other pop masterpieces like Open Arms and Separate Ways (Worlds Apart).
Be sure to give those a listen as well.
Every HourKanye West
In the United States, Kanye West’s “Every Hour” is a staple song for entrance ceremonies.
It’s an a cappella track, but not your typical a cappella—its structure is quite unconventional, so it’s sure to stick in your ears.
Being a cappella, it’s also an incredibly powerful piece.
On the Big Day: A Collection of Classic Western Songs to Send for Entrance Ceremonies [2025] (61–70)
AlrightKendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar, an American rapper and songwriter.
His song “Alright” is a track whose positive message—“we’re going to be okay”—really resonates.
Its appeal lies in the contrast between the gentle, chillout-like backing track and the rap laid over it, which is intense and emotional.
The song’s distinctive groove naturally makes you want to start dancing as you listen.
It’s an easy-to-listen-to rap track, so it’s recommended even for newcomers to hip-hop.
Rain On MeLady Gaga, Ariana Grande
Lady Gaga, known for signature songs like “Born This Way” and “Poker Face,” teamed up with Ariana Grande—who has hits like “Break Free (featuring Zedd)” and “Problem”—for “Rain On Me,” a track that showcases their powerhouse vocals.
The provocative music video featuring bondage-inspired outfits is sure to get you pumped, so be sure to check it out on YouTube!
One DayMatisyahu
This song sings of peace with reggae’s distinctive laid-back rhythm and melody.
Even though it marks a new departure, today is just one day—and it’s a song that encourages us to live this day positively for the many days yet to come.
It’s the kind of song that only hedonistic funk and reggae can truly express.