Ubisoft has officially dropped the beat on the complete song list for Just Dance 2017, and it’s a playlist that’s bringing the heat across genres and generations. Fans eager to bust a move will find a diverse track selection, promising something for every dancer. From pop anthems to classic rock, Just Dance 2017’s soundtrack is set to be one of the most eclectic yet.
This year’s edition boasts over 40 tracks, ensuring living rooms worldwide will transform into dance floors. Among the announced songs are iconic hits such as Queen’s timeless “Don’t Stop Me Now” and Sia’s chart-topping “Cheap Thrills” featuring Sean Paul. Contemporary pop is also heavily represented with Justin Bieber’s mega-hit “Sorry” making an appearance, alongside Maroon 5’s catchy “Don’t Wanna Know,” a very recent release at the time of announcement, demonstrating the game’s up-to-date music selection. Ubisoft themselves are touting this as their “most diverse tracklist to date,” and a quick glance confirms a broad spectrum of musical styles.
For those craving even more dance tracks, Just Dance Unlimited expands the party. This subscription service, compatible with current-gen consoles and PC, unlocks a vast library of over 200 songs. New players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, and PC versions of Just Dance 2017 receive a three-month Just Dance Unlimited membership absolutely free, giving access to an enormous catalogue of routines.
Just Dance 2017 launched on October 25th for a wide range of consoles including PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, Wii, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. The PC version followed shortly after on October 27th. Notably, while not explicitly stated in the original announcement, anticipation was already building around Nintendo’s then-upcoming console, the Nintendo Switch (NX at the time). Fans were keen to know if Just Dance 2017, or future iterations, would make their way to the new Nintendo system, given the franchise’s history on Nintendo platforms.
Just Dance 2017 cover art featuring energetic dancers, highlighting the diverse soundtrack available on multiple platforms.
Here’s the complete tracklist to get you hyped for your next dance session:
Just Dance 2017 Soundtrack:
- “All About Us” – Jordan Fisher
- “Bailar” – Deorro Ft. Elvis Crespo
- “Bang” – Anitta
- “Bonbon” – Era Istrefi
- “Cake By The Ocean” – DNCE
- “Can’t Feel My Face”- The Weeknd
- “Carnaval Boom”- Latino Sunset
- “Cheap Thrills”- Sia Ft. Sean Paul
- “Cola Song”- INNA Ft. J Balvin
- “DADDY” – PSY Ft. CL of 2NE1
- “Don’t Stop Me Now” – Queen
- “Don’t Wanna Know” – Maroon 5
- “Dragostea Din Tei” – O-Zone
- “El Tiki”- Maluma
- “Ghost In The Keys” – Halloween Thrills
- “Groove” – Jack & Jack
- “Hips Don’t Lie’ – Shakira Ft. Wyclef Jean
- “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll”- Fast Forward Highway
- “Into You” – Ariana Grande
- “La Bicicleta” – Carlos Vives & Shakira
- “Last Christmas” – Santa Clones
- “Lean On” – Major Lazer Ft. MØ & DJ Snake
- “Leila” – Cheb Salama
- “Let Me Love You” – DJ Snake Ft. Justin Bieber (Ubi Club Reward)
- “Like I Would” – Zayn
- “Little Swing” – AronChupa Ft. Little Sis Nora
- “Oishii Oishii” – Wanko Ni Mero Mero
- “PoPiPo” – Hatsune Miku
- “RADICAL” – Dyro & Dannic
- “Run The Night” – Gigi Rowe
- “Scream & Shout” – Will.i.am Ft. Britney Spears
- “September” – Equinox Stars
- “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” – Beyonce
- “Sorry” – Justin Bieber
- “Te Dominar” – Daya Luz
- “Tico-Tico no Fubá” – The Frankie Bostello Orchestra
- “Watch Me (Whip/ Nae Nae)” – Silentó
- “What Is Love” – Ultraclub 90
- “Wherever I Go” – OneRepublic
- “Worth It” – Fifth Harmoney Ft. Kid Ink
The Just Dance franchise has solidified its place in gaming history, selling over 60 million copies since its debut in 2009. With such a broad and appealing song list for Just Dance 2017, it’s clear why the series continues to be a global phenomenon, bringing music and movement into homes worldwide and paving the way for future iterations, potentially even on new consoles like the Nintendo Switch.
