23 Top Karaoke Songs 2025

Luke Combs – The Kind Of Love We Make

Luke Combs has had a meteoric rise to become one of the most prominent names in country music today. 2022 saw him release The Kind Of Love We Make, which is full of influences pulled from different eras of country music.

At times, The Kind Of Love We Make sounds as if it was written during country’s glory years of the 1990s. The chorus, however, has a hint of pop flair that makes it undeniably modern. 

Morgan Wallen – You Proof

Have you been swiping on Tinder lately? If so, you’ve probably noticed just how many people have Morgan Wallen’s 2022 single, You Proof, as their profile song.

Morgan Wallen might be considered a country singer, but the only thing “country” about You Proof is maybe the sound of his voice. You Proof is a full-on electronic pop song with maybe a hint of twang at the end.

If you’re a country fan singing karaoke for a crowd that doesn’t necessarily like country music, this is definitely a viable option. You’d essentially fool the entire crowd.

Soccer Mommy – Bones

Soccer Mommy is an artist that is really only starting to gain wider mainstream attention. However, for those that listen to indie rock, Soccer Mommy is already a legend.

Her track, Bones, comes from her latest album entitled, Sometimes, Forever, and displays what she is known for. Bones is heavily steeped in a sound reminiscent of 90s shoegaze without the lo-fi characteristics.

Singing this will surely embed the song’s chorus in the minds of the audience for at least a few minutes.

Zach Bryan – Something In The Orange

There is something undeniably potent in songs that rely on stripped-down acoustics. In a paradoxical way, the minimalistic approach can often be far more impactful than over-produced walls of sound.

Something In The Orange is a song that definitely falls into this category. It’s also ripe for karaoke when you need a selection that will move an audience and also help release some emotions.

Beyoncé – Break My Soul

As far as karaoke goes, Beyoncé is one of the most popular selections for those who have a bit of skill to display. After all, her voice is extremely powerful and she commands a ridiculous vocal range that some could only dream of having.

It came as a huge surprise when Beyoncé announced that she would be releasing her first album in 6 years. Break My Soul is a track that will have everybody cutting the rug with some dance moves.

Dove Cameron – Boyfriend

If you’re in the right setting, Dove Cameron’s track, Boyfriend, is a song that many people could probably relate to. She penned the song after she came out of the closet and tells the tale of being in love with another girl who has a boyfriend.

Just about anybody who has ever had a crush on somebody else can relate to the lyrics of Boyfriend, regardless of sexual orientation. This is a down-tempo electronic pop song with a hint of industrial grit that will allow your voice to be in command.

OneRepublic – I Ain’t Worried

Bands within the pop genre really just do not exist as much as they once did. However, OneRepublic has seemingly become a fixture in the genre over the last 20 years.

Their track, I Ain’t Worried, is a full-on dance-pop song with some extremely catchy melodies. You might just find that everyone within earshot will join you in its iconic whistling parts.

Most people heard I Ain’t Worried in the latest Top Gun movie, which only helped the success of this song. 

Em Beihold – Numb Little Bug

Em Beihold touched on some subject matter that anybody who has struggled with depression can relate to. Sometimes, the medication we take produces side effects that are just as bad as the symptoms they were produced to treat.

Numb Little Bug is an unflinchingly honest track about getting by. And while you might think this would be a depressing song, Numb Little Bug is actually quite upbeat and has its dance-floor moments.

Steve Lacy – Bad Habit

Need a song full of vintage vibes for your next karaoke outing? Steve Lacy’s Bad Habit sounds as if it was pulled right out of the 1980s with subtle hints of vaporwave and maybe a bit of Stevie Wonder influence.

If you’re a male who has a decent vocal range, Bad Habit will make the most of it. There are times when you’ll get to let your falsetto take control during some smooth, sentimental moments.

Soccer Mommy – Shotgun

Soccer Mommy’s album, Sometimes, Forever, achieved massive critical acclaim for its developed sound. Shotgun was the lead single from the album and is a song that will likely be considered a modern classic in another 10 years’ time. 

This track is kaleidoscopic in the way it blossoms with each passing minute. Not to mention, Soccer Mommy’s penchant for writing memorable melodies is on full display here.

Shotgun is ideal when you want to switch it up during karaoke night. Sometimes, people hit on the same sounds all night, which can make things a bit homogenous and boring. 

It’s a pop song that will please pop fans, but at the same time, has enough 90s rock influence present to please any musical snob or hipster in the crowd.

Post Malone, Doja Cat – I Like You (A Happier Song)

Do you have that friend that’s always a little too shy to join you on the stage for a duet at karaoke night? Post Malone’s track, I Like You (A Happier Song), might just be the ticket to get them to break out of their shell.

The song is sort of a lackadaisical, feel-good pop track that features Doja Cat sandwiched in between two parts sung by Post Malone. You will probably want to practice this ahead of time considering the vocal ranges and the speed of the delivery at times. 

However, if you pull it off right, it could very well end up being the song performance of the night. Who doesn’t love stealing the show during karaoke?

Top Karaoke Songs 2022, Final Thoughts

Karaoke is unique in the sense that it can either be an individualistic thing or something a group can take part in. Not only that, but it’s extremely entertaining for those listening as well as those singing.

This activity is excellent for somebody who is shy as it pushes them out of their comfort zone as they enjoy the spotlight. It’s also perfect for those who have beautiful singing skills with no outlet to let them shine.