Wednesday soundtrack: Every song in season 2
The soundtrack features the sounds of Dua Lipa, The Cramps and more.

Jenna Ortega is officially back in business in Wednesday season 2 - and the music is better than ever.
Music legends including Lady Gaga and Billie Piper have joined the cast for season 2, ensuring the soundtrack for the second instalment of the Tim Burton fantasy series is a treat to listen to.
That was proven even more when Gaga, who plays Rosaline Rotwood, released her new song The Dead Dance to celebrate her appearance.
Last season, the soundtrack for the show absolutely took off, thanks to a TikTok trend sparked by Ortega's dance to The Cramps' Goo Goo Muck.
Thankfully, the season 2 soundtrack has certainly lived up to expectations. Read on for more about the epic needle drops!
Wednesday season 2 soundtrack
Episode 1
- My Favorite Things - The Lennon Sisters
- Un Mundo Raro - Chavela Vargas
- Tropical Island - Barry Lipman Singers
- Kiss Me - Sixpence None the Richer
- Um Oh Ah Yey - MAMAMOO
- Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet Op 64, Act 1: Dance of the Knights
- No Time To Cry - Sisters of Mercy
- Nevermore Alma Mater - Pitch Slaps
- Dancing in the Dark - Bruce Springsteen
Episode 2
- You Really Got Me - The Kinks
- The Marriage of Figaro - Voi Che Sapete
- Verdi’s Dies Irae

Episode 3
- La Cumparsita - Roberto Alagna
- I Walked with a Zombie - Roky Erickson
- Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries
- Bad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival (covered by Billie Piper and Catherine Zeta-Jones)
- Besame Mucho - Pedro Vargas
- Losing My Religion - REM covered by GnusCello
Episode 4
- I Want to Know What Love Is - Foreigner
- Ain’t That a Kick in the Head - Dean Martin
- Symphony No 34 in C Major K 338 – Andante di Molto - Mozart
- Dream Weaver - Gary Wright
- All By Myself - Eric Carmen
- Zombie - The Cranberries (Piano Cover)
- Scene D’Amour - Bernard Hermann

Episode 5
- Hell - Squirrel Nut Droppers
- La Adelita (Instrumental)
Episode 6
- Boombayah - BlackPink
- Don’t Fear the Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult (cello cover)
Episode 7
- Paraiso - Clouseaux
- The Dead Dance - Lady Gaga
Episode 8
- Miss You - The Rapture
- Meditation Dreamy Drones - APM Library
- Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - JS Bach
- Walk Don’t Run - The Surfaris
- Sweet Dreams - The Eurythmics (cover by The Hampton Rock String Quartet)
Wednesday season 1 soundtrack
Episode 1
- Non, Je Ne Regrette Rein – Édith Piaf
- In My Dreams – Roy Orbison
- Can't Stop – Rhythmking
- La Llorona – Chavela Vargas
- Paint It Black – Wednesday's cover of The Rolling Stones
Episode 2
- Don't Worry Be Happy – Nevermore's a cappella group covering Bobby McFerrin
Episode 3
- Space Song – Beach House
- Winter – Antonio Vivaldi
- Nothing Else Matters – Metallica (instrumental)

Episode 4
- Tierra Rica – Carmita Jiménez
- It's A Shame (feat. Pink Feathers) – RAC
- The Beginning – Magdalena Bay
- Someone Like You – Bravo and Immortal Girlfriend
- Secrets – Birthday Girls
- Goo Goo Muck – The Cramps (the song Wednesday dances to at Nevermore Academy's annual Rave'N Dance)
- Levels – henry parsley and Amy Caddies McKnight
- Physical – Dua Lipa
- La Mamma Morta – Umberto Giordano
Episode 6
- Sciuri Sciura – Blonde Redhead
Episode 7
- If I Be Wrong – Wolf Larsen
- Perfect Day – Hoku
Who composed the soundtrack for Wednesday?
The theme music for Wednesday was created by Danny Elfman, the Emmy-winning composer and singer who has worked frequently with Tim Burton. Both Elfman and Chris Bacon (Bates Motel, Smash) composed music for the whole series.
Elfman has written the scores for most of Tim Burton's projects, from Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands to Big Fish, Corpse Bride and The Nightmare Before Christmas, for which he also provided Jack Skellington's singing voice.
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Authors
Louise Griffin is the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor for Radio Times, covering everything from Doctor Who, Star Wars and Marvel to House of the Dragon and Good Omens. She previously worked at Metro as a Senior Entertainment Reporter and has a degree in English Literature.
