Just Dance: Decades of Hits Songs: Full 35-Song Launch Roster

Just Dance: Decades of Hits launched with 35 base-game songs spread across six publisher-labeled decade buckets, from the 1970s through the 2020s. Ubisoft’s official newsroom launch release confirms the 35-song count and lists every track by decade, while the official game page highlights familiar picks such as ABBA’s “Mamma Mia,” Run DMC’s “It’s Tricky,” and Bad Bunny’s “NUEVAYoL.”

If you are trying to decide whether the collection is worth it, the main question is not just “what songs are included?” but “which songs are base-game songs, and which come from Just Dance+ or earlier editions?” The sections below separate those categories.

How many songs are in Just Dance: Decades of Hits?

The official Ubisoft newsroom launch release says players can dance to 35 legendary songs from six different decades. The publisher groups them like this:

Publisher decade bucket	Base songs
1970s	5
1980s	5
1990s	5
2000s	6
2010s	5
2020s	9
Total	35

These counts cover the launch base roster. They do not include Just Dance+ streaming titles, songs from earlier Just Dance editions, or purchased Music Packs. Those are handled through separate access rules, described below.

Official Just Dance: Decades of Hits song list by decade

Here is the complete launch roster as published by Ubisoft, preserving the publisher’s decade grouping. Credits are copied as listed in that release.

Decade	Song	Credited artist
1970s	Mamma Mia	ABBA
1970s	Come and Get Your Love	The Heartliners
1970s	ABC	Groove Century
1970s	Crocodile Rock	Elton John
1970s	The Singing Garden	Hyacinth
1980s	It’s Tricky	RUN DMC
1980s	Uptown Girl	Billy Joel
1980s	Into the Groove	Madonna
1980s	Jump	Metal Russell
1980s	Celebration	Equinox Stars
1990s	Wannabe	Spice Girls
1990s	Just A Girl	No Doubt
1990s	Around the World	Daft Punk
1990s	Sing Hallelujah!	Dr. Alban
1990s	Coconut	SMiLE.dk
2000s	Stronger	Britney Spears
2000s	Bye Bye Bye	*NSYNC
2000s	No Scrubs	TLC
2000s	Feel Good Inc.	Gorillaz
2000s	Starlight	The Supermen Lovers (feat Mani Hoffman)
2000s	In Too Deep	Sum 41
2010s	Turn Down for What	DJ Snake & Lil Jon
2010s	Danza Kuduro	Don Omar feat. Lucenzo
2010s	Hello	Martin Solveig & Dragonette
2010s	Santa Tell Me	Ariana Grande
2010s	Give Me Everything	Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer
2020s	Manchild	Sabrina Carpenter
2020s	NUEVAYoL	Bad Bunny
2020s	Midnight Sun	Zara Larsson
2020s	drop dead	Olivia Rodrigo
2020s	MORE & MORE	TWICE
2020s	HOT TO GO!	Chappell Roan
2020s	Across All Time	Lyra Gigavolt
2020s	Supersonic	Lyra Gigavolt
2020s	Hi Lyfe	Cult of Sound

One grouping note: the official launch release places “No Scrubs” in the 2000s bucket. This article keeps the publisher’s decade classification instead of re-sorting tracks by original release year.

How song access works in Decades of Hits

The 35-song roster is the base game, but the game’s menus and connected services affect how you actually find and play those songs.

The Version 27.0.1 patch notes state that all songs included in Just Dance: Decades of Hits remain accessible through the Song Library regardless of Adventure Mode progress. Adventure Mode has its own progression, and scores earned there do not count toward standard leaderboards or personal high scores. In other words, you do not need to finish story missions to unlock the 35 base songs.

The same patch notes describe a reworked Song Library with search by song title and artist, a retractable filter panel, Sort by Opus, 12 songs displayed at once instead of 8, and improved scrolling. For a 35-song base roster, that makes it easier to jump directly to a title or limit the view by artist.

Multiple Dancer Cards also return. According to the patch notes, players can create, rename, and customize multiple Dancer Cards, and local guest players can choose from existing Dancer Cards or generated guest profiles during a session. Progression, rewards, and scores are shared across all Dancer Cards — they are customizable identities, not independent save files.

Separately, the Ubisoft newsroom launch release explains that players who own both Just Dance: Decades of Hits and a Just Dance 2023–2026 Edition can access songs from those editions in one place on the same console. That unified access can include songs from purchased Music Packs and titles available through an active Just Dance+ subscription. Just Dance+ is a streaming service with account, internet, and subscription/fee requirements, so those songs are not part of the 35-song base count. The release also states that Decades of Hits is not compatible with Just Dance 2022 or older versions.

Choosing songs for a party or family session

The cited sources do not verify per-track difficulty, coach counts, or alternate routines, so the following are general practice suggestions rather than tested game mechanics.

Use the Song Library search and filters to build a set around one decade. That works well for mixed-age groups because the publisher’s six buckets give everyone a familiar starting point. If you want a fast warm-up, start with a short, high-recognition track from the 1970s or 1980s, then move into 2000s and 2010s picks. If you are playing with a household, set up separate Dancer Cards first so each player can choose a name and style, then remember that scores and rewards pool together across cards.

If you use Just Dance+, treat it as a separate library layered on top of the base game. Check that the subscription is active and the console is online before planning a session around a streaming-only track. For the 35 launch songs, no Adventure Mode progress or reward unlock is required according to the patch notes.

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

• Just Dance: Decades of Hits official page
• Ubisoft newsroom launch release
• Version 27.0.1 patch notes