Let's Sing 2027 reveals a 35-song karaoke playlist
THQ Nordic and Voxler have revealed the 35-song international playlist for Let's Sing 2027, ahead of its November 3 launch.
The microphone is getting another workout: Let’s Sing 2027 has revealed its international playlist, with 35 tracks confirmed for the karaoke game’s November 3 launch. The line-up ranges from current pop hits to familiar singalong staples, giving the new edition a broad enough spread for party playlists and solo high-score chasers alike. 1
The announced selection includes Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ Die With A Smile, Alex Warren’s Ordinary, Ed Sheeran’s Azizam, Ariana Grande’s we can’t be friends (wait for your love), Sabrina Carpenter’s Espresso, Drake’s God’s Plan and Chappell Roan’s The Subway. The full list also covers songs by Coldplay, RAYE, Kendrick Lamar and SZA, David Guetta and Sia, and many more. 23
What is in the playlist
The 35-song base-game selection is the headline feature, but Let’s Sing 2027 is also built around a wider party package. The official site says players can sing alone or with up to four people, use original music videos, adjust vocal assistance and play through a new Party mode with three singing mini-games. A VIP Pass will expand the catalogue with more than 150 additional songs over time. 1
The release is scheduled for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 on November 3, 2026. That makes the playlist reveal useful rather than merely decorative: it gives prospective players a clearer idea of whether the launch edition’s pop-heavy selection fits their household before release day. 2
Our opinion
A 35-song list is a sensible hook for a karaoke game, especially when it mixes obvious crowd-pleasers such as Espresso and Die With A Smile with enough variety to avoid feeling like a single-artist showcase. The more interesting question is how quickly the VIP Pass catalogue grows, because the base list will only carry a party so far. Still, the launch tracklist looks immediately playable rather than padded with obscure filler, and the November release has a clear social angle for Switch families and groups of friends.
The official promotional artwork shows three singers performing beneath the Let’s Sing 2027 logo, matching the subject of the announcement.