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Just Dance: Decades of Hits 90s Songs: Full 1990s List

See every confirmed 1990s song in Just Dance: Decades of Hits, plus access details and ways to find the tracks.

10/14/2026 Last updated: 10/14/2026 5 min read

FAQ

How many 90s songs are in Just Dance: Decades of Hits?
The confirmed launch roster contains five 1990s songs: “Wannabe,” “Just A Girl,” “Around the World,” “Sing Hallelujah!,” and “Coconut.”
Is “Wannabe” by the Spice Girls in the game?
Yes. Ubisoft lists “Wannabe” by Spice Girls as a 1990s song, and the official game page highlights it as the collection’s representative 1990s track.
Do I need to complete Adventure Mode to play the 90s songs?
No such requirement is stated in the supplied official material. Ubisoft’s patch notes say that all songs included in Decades of Hits remain accessible through the Song Library regardless of Adventure Mode progress.
Are these songs part of Just Dance+?
The official roster identifies the five tracks as launch songs for Just Dance: Decades of Hits. The cited sources do not classify them as separate Just Dance+ content.
Are official reward codes available for the 90s songs?
No official reward-code list is established by the available sources. These songs are part of the published game roster, not confirmed redeemable code rewards.

Quick answer

The confirmed Just Dance: Decades of Hits 90s songs are:

  1. Wannabe — Spice Girls
  2. Just A Girl — No Doubt
  3. Around the World — Daft Punk
  4. Sing Hallelujah! — Dr. Alban
  5. Coconut — SMiLE.dk

These five tracks are included in the publisher’s official 1990s category for the game. Ubisoft lists 35 launch songs across six decades, with the 1990s selection appearing between the 1980s and 2000s groups in its launch announcement (Ubisoft Newsroom).

Complete 1990s song list

Song Credited artist
Wannabe Spice Girls
Just A Girl No Doubt
Around the World Daft Punk
Sing Hallelujah! Dr. Alban
Coconut SMiLE.dk

The list above preserves Ubisoft’s published decade classification. In other words, these are the tracks the publisher places in the game’s 1990s collection, rather than a separately reconstructed list based only on each recording’s original release year.

1. Wannabe — Spice Girls

Wannabe is the 1990s example highlighted on the official Just Dance: Decades of Hits product page. Ubisoft presents it as one of the game’s recognizable decade selections and uses it as the representative 1990s track in the game overview (official game page).

2. Just A Girl — No Doubt

Just A Girl is listed in Ubisoft’s 1990s song group. The available official roster credits the track to No Doubt (Ubisoft Newsroom).

3. Around the World — Daft Punk

Around the World appears in the same 1990s category and is credited to Daft Punk in the launch roster (Ubisoft Newsroom).

4. Sing Hallelujah! — Dr. Alban

Ubisoft’s published list includes Sing Hallelujah! by Dr. Alban among the game’s 1990s songs (Ubisoft Newsroom).

5. Coconut — SMiLE.dk

The 1990s group is completed by Coconut from SMiLE.dk, as shown in the official launch listing (Ubisoft Newsroom).

How the 90s songs fit into the full collection

The 1990s are one of six decade-themed groups in Just Dance: Decades of Hits. The publisher describes the collection as a musical journey from the 1970s through the 2020s, with each era represented by songs, visuals, and themed game content (official game page).

Publisher category Number of listed songs
1970s 5
1980s 5
1990s 5
2000s 6
2010s 5
2020s 9
Total 35

The publisher’s grouping should be used when browsing the in-game collection. For example, No Scrubs is listed in the official 2000s category, so this article follows Ubisoft’s placement instead of moving songs between decades based on an independent release-date interpretation (Ubisoft Newsroom).

Is the 90s music included in the base game?

Yes. The five 1990s tracks are part of the announced launch roster for Just Dance: Decades of Hits, rather than being identified in the supplied official material as separate Just Dance+ songs, purchased music packs, or content from an earlier edition.

Ubisoft also states that songs included in Decades of Hits remain available through the game’s Song Library, regardless of progress in Adventure Mode. This means Adventure Mode progression is not required to access the included songs from the regular library (Version 27.0.1 patch notes).

That distinction matters because the game also supports access to additional content through Just Dance+, purchased music packs, and certain other Just Dance editions when the relevant requirements are met. Those services and libraries should not be confused with the five confirmed 1990s songs in the Decades of Hits launch roster.

How to find the 90s songs in the Song Library

The supplied patch notes confirm several Song Library improvements:

  • Search by song title and artist
  • Sort by Opus
  • Use the retractable filter panel
  • View up to 12 songs on screen at once
  • Scroll through the library with improved performance

To locate the 1990s tracks, search for one of the titles or artists listed above. Searching by artist can be useful when several players remember a song but not its exact title. The available sources do not establish a separate 1990s filter label or a track-specific difficulty rating, so those details should not be assumed.

Release and platform context

Just Dance: Decades of Hits launched 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, according to the publisher’s launch announcement (Ubisoft Newsroom).

The game includes Adventure Mode, which follows Lyra Gigavolt through six decade-themed worlds. According to the patch notes, Adventure Mode includes song challenges, quizzes, sorting activities, progression, and unlockable rewards. Its scores do not count toward standard leaderboards or personal high scores, while the full included song roster remains available in the regular Song Library (Version 27.0.1 patch notes).

For casual play, Ubisoft also describes local multiplayer for up to six players, Party Mode, Workout Mode, and smartphone-controller support. The cited sources do not verify a separate routine, coach count, difficulty rating, or special unlock condition for any individual 1990s song.

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.

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