Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s Songs: Full List

What Are the Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s Songs?

Bring the party into the present: the Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs include nine main tracks, from Chappell Roan’s “HOT TO GO!” to Bad Bunny’s “NUEVAYoL.” That makes the decade the largest part of the game’s 35-song lineup, giving you plenty of modern music alongside its throwback hits. Whether you’re checking for a favorite artist or planning a group playlist, the Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs are a useful place to start.

Here’s the complete 2020s lineup:

Song	Artist
HOT TO GO!	Chappell Roan
Manchild	Sabrina Carpenter
Midnight Sun	Zara Larsson
NUEVAYoL	Bad Bunny
drop dead	Olivia Rodrigo
MORE & MORE	TWICE
Across All Time	Lyra Gigavolt
Supersonic	Lyra Gigavolt
Hi Lyfe	Cult of Sound

These are nine distinct main songs. Alternate choreography for an existing song gives you another routine to play, but it does not add another title to this list.

The selection also stretches beyond a handful of familiar pop names. Alongside Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo, and Zara Larsson, you get TWICE, Bad Bunny, two tracks credited to Lyra Gigavolt, and “Hi Lyfe” by Cult of Sound. Check the artist as well as the song title when browsing, especially if you’re putting together a playlist around particular performers.

The game organizes its music into six decades. Here’s how the modern lineup compares with the rest of the main tracklist:

Decade	Main Songs
1970s	5
1980s	5
1990s	5
2000s	6
2010s	5
2020s	9
Total	35

With nine entries, the 2020s offer more individual song choices than any other decade in this edition. You can build a modern-only playlist or use those tracks to connect the game’s older music with current favorites.

Get to Know the Modern Tracklist

The Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs put several recognizable artists on the same dance floor. Before choosing your next routine, separate the music you want to hear from the choreography you want to learn: knowing a chorus helps you follow the song, while the on-screen coach shows you the actual movements.

Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and Olivia Rodrigo

“HOT TO GO!” brings Chappell Roan into the lineup. It also has a second routine, the Take Away Version, which gives the same song an additional choreography option. If you’re browsing specifically for Chappell Roan, check which version you’ve selected before starting.

Sabrina Carpenter’s entry is “Manchild,” while Olivia Rodrigo appears with “drop dead.” Both belong to the main 2020s selection. Keep those exact titles in mind when searching the library rather than assuming another song by either artist is included in this pack.

Build an artist-focused playlist with these entries if those are the performers your group wants to hear. Then use the coaches and movement indicators to learn each routine, even when you already know the music.

Zara Larsson, Bad Bunny, and TWICE

Zara Larsson’s “Midnight Sun,” Bad Bunny’s “NUEVAYoL,” and TWICE’s “MORE & MORE” add three more artists to the decade.

“NUEVAYoL” also receives alternate choreography. That gives you another routine to explore without changing the nine-song main count. “MORE & MORE” is the TWICE track included here, so search for that title when you want to bring the group into your session.

For a playlist that moves between different performers, place these songs alongside the pop entries above. Choose the order around what your group wants to hear, and use repeated plays to become familiar with the choreography rather than expecting familiarity with the music to carry your score.

Lyra Gigavolt and Cult of Sound

The remaining three entries are “Across All Time” and “Supersonic” by Lyra Gigavolt, plus “Hi Lyfe” by Cult of Sound.

Lyra also leads Adventure Mode, making her name relevant both to the song library and the game’s journey through musical eras. “Across All Time” has a duet routine with different difficulty ratings for its two coach positions: Medium for P1 and Easy for P2. Its effort rating is Moderate.

Check the coach position when selecting “Across All Time.” If you want its Easy-rated part, choose P2; if you want the Medium-rated part, choose P1. That distinction is useful when two people want to dance together while choosing different levels of challenge.

Which 2020s Songs Have Alternate Routines?

Two Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs appear in the alternate-routine lineup: “HOT TO GO!” and “NUEVAYoL.” Across the entire game, there are five alternate routines, with the other three attached to “Hello,” “Stronger,” and “Wannabe.”

The distinction matters when comparing the size of the tracklist. A new choreography option changes how you dance to a song; it does not turn that song into two separate musical entries.

2020s Song	Alternate Routine Details
HOT TO GO!	Take Away Version; Duet; Easy difficulty; Moderate effort
NUEVAYoL	An alternate routine is included

“HOT TO GO!” — Take Away Version provides an Easy-rated duet option with Moderate effort. Those labels describe different things: difficulty concerns the routine’s challenge, while effort indicates its physical intensity. Keep both in view when choosing what to play.

Select the Take Away Version when you specifically want that duet choreography. For “NUEVAYoL,” check the selected routine before launching the song so you know which choreography you’re about to follow.

When making a playlist, decide whether you want different songs or different routines. Include distinct titles for musical variety. Include alternate choreography when you want to return to a favorite song with another dance to learn.

How the 2020s Fit Into Adventure Mode

The Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs are also part of Adventure Mode. All 35 main songs are included in the adventure, so the modern lineup belongs to the broader journey through the game’s six musical eras.

You join Lyra on a trip through six decade-inspired worlds as she works to rescue Dr. Gigavolt. The mode combines dancing with activities and exclusive rewards, giving the tracklist a story setting beyond the song-selection screen.

The decade theme applies to more than the music. Each era has its own visual identity, and Adventure Mode uses themed worlds to carry you through that structure. The 2020s therefore sit alongside disco-era tracks, ’80s hits, ’90s favorites, and music from the following two decades.

Trivia activities also break up the dancing and introduce information about the era you’re exploring. Choose Adventure Mode when you want that combination of songs, story, and activities in the same session.

The game’s other modes provide different ways to spend time with its music:

Mode	Included Features
Adventure Mode	Six decade-inspired worlds, a rescue story, activities, and exclusive rewards
Party Mode	Unexpected twists during play
Workout Mode	Activity-focused dancing and calorie tracking

Follow the on-screen coach during dance routines and use the scrolling movement indicators to anticipate what comes next. Your score depends on matching the choreography with accurate timing.

Keep playing through a routine even if you miss several moves. Songs continue when you perform poorly, giving you room to reconnect with the choreography before the track ends. That makes a first attempt useful for learning the sequence, even when the score is lower than you wanted.

Replay a song when you want to work on its movements. Pay attention to the transition into the next move, then use the upcoming indicators to prepare instead of waiting until the coach has already changed position.

Build Your Playlist and Find the Songs You Own

Start your playlist with the Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs your group recognizes, then add the entries you want to explore. The game supports custom playlists as well as staff-created playlists, so you can organize a session around your own music choices.

Search by song title or artist, and use the library’s sorting and filtering tools to narrow the selection. For Lyra Gigavolt, searching the artist brings the focus to her tracks; for a specific TWICE entry, search “MORE & MORE.”

Keep these checks in mind while assembling the session:

• Select the intended routine when a song has alternate choreography.
• Check difficulty and effort labels before starting.
• Choose the appropriate coach position in routines with different ratings for different parts.
• Check access before adding songs from elsewhere in the shared library.
• Use a custom playlist to arrange the music in the order you want.

The library includes music you own alongside songs available through additional purchases or Just Dance+. Seeing a title while browsing does not mean it belongs to the Decades of Hits pack. Use the nine-song table above to keep the 2020s selection straight.

Just Dance+ is a separate subscription service for additional music. Its catalog sits outside this pack’s 35-song main tracklist. When comparing what you’re buying, distinguish the included songs from the additional subscription catalog and other song packs.

You can also mix modern tracks with earlier decades from Decades of Hits. Add “Bye Bye Bye,” “Wannabe,” or “Mamma Mia” when your group wants music from different eras in the same playlist. The six-decade structure gives you that flexibility without limiting the session to one period.

The game supports up to six players. On PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, a smartphone with the free Just Dance Controller app is required to track your movements. Prepare the controller setup before starting a group session so everyone can join the dancing.

Just Dance: Decades of Hits releases on October 13, 2026, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The Nintendo Switch 2 version follows on November 10, 2026. Visit the Just Dance: Decades of Hits official website to choose your platform and purchase the game.

FAQ

How many Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2020s songs are included?

There are nine main 2020s songs within the game’s 35-song tracklist. The 2020s have the largest selection of any decade in this edition. Alternate routines provide additional choreography without increasing the number of distinct main songs.

Are “HOT TO GO!” and “NUEVAYoL” included?

Yes. “HOT TO GO!” by Chappell Roan and “NUEVAYoL” by Bad Bunny are both included. Both also have alternate routines. “HOT TO GO!” — Take Away Version is an Easy-rated duet with Moderate effort.

Can you play the 2020s songs in Adventure Mode?

Yes. All main songs are included in Adventure Mode, including the nine 2020s tracks. The adventure follows Lyra through six decade-inspired worlds, with dancing, activities, and exclusive rewards along the way.

Do you need Just Dance+ for the included 2020s songs?

The nine 2020s tracks belong to the Just Dance: Decades of Hits song pack. Just Dance+ provides additional music through a separate subscription. Check song access while browsing, because the shared library also displays music available through other purchases and the subscription service.