[2025 Edition] Cool Western Songs to Sing! From the Latest Hits to All-Time Classics
Even people who usually enjoy listening to Western music often find themselves hitting the brakes when it comes to singing it at karaoke.
In fact, there might be more of us like that than you’d think.
Just because you like Western music doesn’t mean you can speak English, and the unique phrasing in English songs can be tricky.
It’s easy to give up thinking, “I won’t sing it well anyway.”
On the flip side, if you can nail it, nothing looks cooler.
So this time, we’ve picked out songs that are sure to turn heads when you sing them at karaoke.
We’ve gathered a wide selection across genres, focusing on the latest hits and popular tracks.
We’ve also included a few quick tips for actually singing them, so be sure to check it out!
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[2025 Edition] Western Songs That Are Cool If You Can Sing — From the Newest Hits to Timeless Classics (1–10)
Guess featuring billie eilishCharli XCX
It’s a danceable, catchy track that incorporates elements of electroclash and French house.
Clever food-related metaphors are used to express affection and desire.
The compelling rhythm and repeated phrases draw listeners into the song’s world.
Included on the album “Brat,” released in June 2024, it was cut as a single in August.
The music video also contributes to social good, with the lingerie used in it being donated to charity.
It’s a perfect pick for summer parties, road-trip BGM, and anyone in the midst of romance.
BIRDS OF A FEATHERBillie Eilish
This song captivates with its deep emotional expression centered on themes of love and bonds.
The lyrics convey a wish for an enduring relationship and the strength to overcome hardships together, resonating deeply with listeners.
Billie Eilish’s emotionally rich vocals are striking, showcasing a powerful singing style unlike anything she’s done before.
Released in May 2024, it climbed to the top ranks of charts worldwide.
It was also released as a second single in July of the same year, drawing even more attention.
While Billie is often associated with a whispery vocal style, in this track she delivers an emotional, pop-forward performance, making the melody easy to grasp and the pitch easy to follow—so it’s very singable for karaoke!
Cruel SummerTaylor Swift
“Cruel Summer,” which was included on Taylor Swift’s 2019 album Lover, was finally released as a long-awaited single in 2023, four years later.
Revitalized by streaming, “Cruel Summer” has re-entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Because the song spans a relatively wide vocal range, you might need some practice to sing it at karaoke.
It’s best if you can produce a lower tone in the intro and a brighter, higher tone in the chorus.
[2025 Edition] Western songs that are cool if you can sing! From the latest hits to classics (11–20)
Born With a Broken HeartDamiano David
While English-language songs are often thought to be hard to sing, Damiano David’s latest track is sure to turn heads if you perform it at karaoke.
With emotionally charged lyrics and an anthemic rock sound, it powerfully captures the struggle of self-acceptance and the gap between ideals and reality.
Released in October 2024, the song was selected for iHeartRadio’s On The Verge program and is set for heavy rotation on many radio stations.
The compelling contrast between deeply felt lyrics and a bright melody makes it perfect for moments when you want to face yourself or sing a Western pop-rock song that truly resonates.
Love YourselfJustin Bieber
This song carries a sarcastic message aimed at a self-centered ex and a theme of self-love.
Over a simple guitar accompaniment, Justin Bieber delivers it with a husky low register.
Featured on the album Purpose and released in December 2015, it topped charts around the world and earned a Grammy nomination, among other accolades.
It’s recommended for anyone who’s gone through a breakup and realized the importance of valuing themselves.
Sing it at karaoke, and you’ll surely spark a wave of empathy.
Don’t Look Back In AngerOasis
Debuting in 1994, this is Oasis’s signature song—one that symbolizes Britpop—despite the band ultimately breaking up due to the feud between its core members and brothers, Liam and Noel Gallagher, even as they enjoyed massive popularity.
Its unhurried yet quintessentially British, earnest melody really tugs at the heart.
If you sing this number, you can flash back to your youth in body and soul—belt it out at the top of your lungs or deliver it with quiet intensity.
With their long-awaited reunion after 15 years set for 2025 and a tour already announced, just imagine how they’ll perform it now—grab the mic and you’re guaranteed to get the crowd going.
A Bar Song (Tipsy)Shaboozey
In today’s trend of blending country music and rock with pop and hip-hop elements, it might be fair to say that Shaboozey’s breakthrough—embodying exactly that musical style—was inevitable.
When we look back on the music scene of 2024, the massive hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” will surely be one of the first titles mentioned.
It’s a gem of a track, with a soulful vocal line delivering a friendly, singable melody over a slightly wistful acoustic guitar and handclaps.
The song actually interpolates J-Kwon’s 2004 debut track “Tipsy,” making it a perfect example of the hybrid sound mentioned at the outset.
If you’re going to sing this classic at karaoke, the melody is easy and the range isn’t very wide, so the best approach is to enjoy it with a pleasant buzz and just have fun.
At the same time, if you can convey a hint of masculine melancholy—or a touch of loneliness—it’ll be perfect.