Wrestling themes that you could see being played at clubs

[agent817]

So I thought of this recently. When my friend and I watched Royal Rumble last Saturday, as Naomi made her entrance, I made a comment that her theme could be played at a club or a rave. Then I thought to myself that if any DJ out there is a wrestling fan, it's possible that it might have been played at a club or a rave. It's definitely catchy and it does have that feel for that environment.

I also remembered when watching NXT In Your House a while back, when Toxic Attraction were coming out, as well as when Mandy Rose had her match, I remember someone saying that their theme song sounds like something that could be played at a strip club. I could see a woman dancing on a pole to that song.

What are your thoughts?

[Hernan]

If you talk about custom made entrance themes, I'd go with Kay Lee Ray's entrance theme from the indies "Domination" by Chris Mitchell.

If it's a normal/mainstream song, then I'd go with "Victims of Hardstyle (Greco Di Tufo Mix)" by Zenith & Dana, which used to be Special K's entrance song in Ring of Honor.

[thegame415]

Maybe the Brood?

[Mozenrath]

I could see people dancing to Andrade's Idolo theme.

[Jaws the Shark]

I was going to say Alex Wright was the obvious answer, but thinking back, that was more what some extremely square American working for WCW probably thought the music in the hottest nightclubs in Munich and Berlin sounded like.

[Chuck Conry]

Day one ish!

[Fundertaker]

Tetsuya Naito's "Stardust" theme is pretty much that.

[Bo Rida]

Hirata's


Miu Watanabe's is like a drill in my brain so assume it would fit based on the last time I was unfortunate enough to go to a club. I'm old.

[I'm Team Bayley and Indi]

if there was any justice, Dalton Castle's theme

[Ronny Rayguns Is All Elite]

Depending on what type of club it is, Billy Gunn's "Ass Man" theme

[Jindrak Mark]

It's purely instrumental but Alexa Bliss' "Spiteful" theme always gave me a bit of a I could see people tripping on acid listening to this beat vibe.

[koreycaskets]

Samoa Joe's WWE theme

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Full Blooded Italian's first WWE theme (not the No Sleep To Brooklyn ripoff but the one before that) is the first one that came to mind for me. Totally sounds like something you would hear in a nightclub.

[floundertime]

The Bella’s theme but it’s played at a strip club. You can look but you can’t touch!

[FinalGwen]

Feb 3, 2024 4:12:37 GMT -5 Jaws the Shark said:

I was going to say Alex Wright was the obvious answer, but thinking back, that was more what some extremely square American working for WCW probably thought the music in the hottest nightclubs in Munich and Berlin sounded like.

Actually, it was by Dominic Glynn, an English guy who - along with having the cred of being a legit electronica/techno musician in his own right in the 90s - also wrote a lot of music for 80s Doctor Who, including the 1986 version of the theme song.

[sarkerpolseng]

Iyo Skye's theme.

[Soultastic]

Jaime Hayter's theme and Prince Devitt's Real Rock n Rolla theme pop to mind.

[ANuclearError]

Feb 3, 2024 8:06:27 GMT -5 Fundertaker said:

Tetsuya Naito's "Stardust" theme is pretty much that.

Fun fact, that theme is sampled from a video game composed by Nobuo Uematsu (who also did a lot of Final Fantasy's music).

www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsbeG-AqHZc

[Jaws the Shark]

Feb 3, 2024 16:00:14 GMT -5 FinalGwen said:

Feb 3, 2024 4:12:37 GMT -5 Jaws the Shark said:

I was going to say Alex Wright was the obvious answer, but thinking back, that was more what some extremely square American working for WCW probably thought the music in the hottest nightclubs in Munich and Berlin sounded like.

Actually, it was by Dominic Glynn, an English guy who - along with having the cred of being a legit electronica/techno musician in his own right in the 90s - also wrote a lot of music for 80s Doctor Who, including the 1986 version of the theme song.

This is some great trivia. That sort of makes it weirder because it still sounds to me like production music, although that may be my bias showing through because a lot of WCW music was exactly that.

[thegatewaydrug]

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