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

Just Dance: Decades of Hits launched on October 13, 2026, with 35 base-game songs spread across six publisher-defined decades. The 2020s portion contains nine tracks at launch, including Bad Bunny’s “NUEVAYoL,” which Ubisoft’s official game page uses as its 2020s example (Ubisoft game page). The full 2020s list comes from the official launch release (Ubisoft Newsroom).

2020s songs at launch

The Ubisoft Newsroom launch announcement lists these nine tracks under the 2020s heading. The table keeps the publisher’s grouping intact.

The list above is the base-game 2020s roster from the official launch release. The Ubisoft game page separately highlights “NUEVAYoL” as its 2020s representative in a short decade sampler (Ubisoft game page).

How the 2020s bucket works

“Decades of Hits” is an organizing theme, not a strict release-date database. Ubisoft groups songs by the decade world and promotional era the game is celebrating, and those publisher buckets are the right way to browse this tracklist. For the 2020s section, the official launch release lists the nine songs above without subcategories, difficulty labels, or alternate-routine notes.

The 2020s group is also the largest single decade block in the launch roster. The same release lists five songs for the 1970s, five for the 1980s, five for the 1990s, six for the 2000s, and five for the 2010s. That arithmetic comes from the publisher’s own list, not from a separate database (Ubisoft Newsroom).

How to access the 2020s songs

All songs included in Just Dance: Decades of Hits remain available through the in-game Song Library, and that access does not depend on Adventure Mode progress. The Version 27.0.1 patch notes state this directly: Adventure Mode progression is separate from main-game progression, and Adventure Mode scores do not count toward standard leaderboards or personal high scores (Ubisoft patch notes).

The same patch notes describe a reworked Song Library with search by song title and artist, a retractable filter panel, and a display of 12 songs at once instead of 8. For a themed collection like this, those tools matter: you can search for a specific 2020s title or artist rather than scrolling through the full 35-song base list (Ubisoft patch notes).

If you own Just Dance: Decades of Hits and one of the Just Dance 2023–2026 editions, the launch release says you can access all songs in one place on the same console, including purchased Music Packs and titles available through an active Just Dance+ subscription (Ubisoft Newsroom). That integration does not turn every Just Dance+ track into a “2020s song” in this game’s decade bucket. The 2020s list in this article is specifically the base-game group that Ubisoft published for Decades of Hits. The cited sources do not provide a separate Just Dance+ 2020s song list.

The launch release also states that Decades of Hits is not compatible with Just Dance 2022 or older versions for that shared-library feature (Ubisoft Newsroom). Keep that distinction in mind if you are comparing your existing library with the new 2020s tracks.

Adventure Mode and the 2020s songs

Adventure Mode is exclusive to Just Dance: Decades of Hits. It follows Lyra Gigavolt as she travels through time to rescue her father, Dr. Gigavolt, across six decade-themed worlds. The mode includes song challenges, quizzes, sorting mini-games, a progression system, and unlockable rewards, with local co-op support for 1–6 players (Ubisoft patch notes).

What the sources do not establish is a per-song Adventure Mode sequence. The patch notes confirm that Adventure Mode includes song challenges, but they do not list which 2020s tracks appear in which mission or how the 2020s world is structured. If your main goal is to dance to the 2020s songs, use the Song Library: the patch notes say all included songs remain accessible there regardless of Adventure Mode progress (Ubisoft patch notes).

Adventure Mode does have its own progression rules. Scores earned there will not count toward standard leaderboards or personal high scores, so treat it as a separate story-and-activity track rather than the main scoring path (Ubisoft patch notes).

Choosing a 2020s track: general suggestions

The official sources do not provide per-track difficulty ratings, coach counts, or choreography descriptions for the 2020s list. The notes below are general selection prompts, not tested game advice.

• If you want the track Ubisoft itself selected as the 2020s example, start with “NUEVAYoL” by Bad Bunny.
• If you want a track by Sabrina Carpenter, Zara Larsson, Olivia Rodrigo, or Chappell Roan, “Manchild,” “Midnight Sun,” “drop dead,” and “HOT TO GO!” are the listed entries.
• If you want the TWICE track, “MORE & MORE” is the listed entry.
• If you are following the game’s story characters, “Across All Time” and “Supersonic” are credited to Lyra Gigavolt.
• If you want a track outside the Lyra Gigavolt credits, “Hi Lyfe” by Cult of Sound is the remaining 2020s listing.

For a party session, the practical move is to search by artist or title in the Song Library rather than trying to memorize the full list. The patch notes confirm title and artist search, and the library displays 12 songs at once (Ubisoft patch notes). That keeps the 2020s selections easy to find even when the full 35-song base roster is mixed with other editions or Music Packs.

Release timing and platforms

The game arrived on October 13, 2026 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is scheduled for November 10, 2026, and the launch release describes it as a free upgrade for Nintendo Switch players (Ubisoft Newsroom).

These dates come from the October 13, 2026 launch announcement and are current as of October 14, 2026 (Ubisoft Newsroom). The Switch 2 date is separate from the main launch, so do not treat the later date as the release window for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or original Switch versions.

What should you read next?

For related information, explore the full song list and compare it with the beginner guide. The wannabe provides another useful starting point for planning your next dance session.

Sources

• Ubisoft: Just Dance: Decades of Hits
• Ubisoft Newsroom: Just Dance: Decades of Hits available now
• Ubisoft: Version 27.0.1 Patch Notes