WWE and 2K Sports have revealed the complete WWE 2K26 video game soundtrack, confirming a 16-song lineup built for fast, intense gameplay sessions.
The tracklist leans on loud rock, metalcore, and alternative music, while also adding global pop and hip-hop names to keep things fresh. Fans will hear artists such as Turnstile, Linkin Park, Powerman 5000, Bad Omens, Jennie, Andrew W.K., and more as they play.
Songs like “Dull,” “Two Faced,” “When Worlds Collide,” and “Party Hard” aim to match the aggressive style of CM Punk, who is the cover star for the Standard Edition.
The soundtrack will be available in-game when WWE 2K26 launches worldwide on March 13, 2026, with early access beginning on March 6 for special editions.
You can check out the complete WWE 2K26 soundtrack below:
* Dull – Turnstile
* Two Faced – Linkin Park
* Reckless (feat. Denzel Curry) – Hanumankind
* Extral – Jennie
* Diamonds and Guns – Transplants
* When Worlds Collide – Powerman 5000
* Anything > Human – Bad Omens x ERRA
* Cruising to Self Soothe – Ecca Vandal
* Qué Más Quieres – The Warning
* Party Hard – Andrew W.K.
* Bender (feat. Travis Barker) – The Paradox
* Lie Between the Lines – Better Lovers
* The Black Curtain – Gatecreeper
* Man Made of Meat – Viagra Boys
* Upside Down – Ho99o9
* Heathens – The Mistakes
Moreover, WWE has confirmed a new TV special that will reveal the in-game ratings for all 400 playable characters in WWE 2K26. The ‘WWE 2K26 Ratings Reveal Special’ will air today and through the weekend on ESPN2.
The show will be hosted by Big E, Kevin Owens, and Joe Tessitore, and will feature special appearances from CM Punk, Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque, and others. Fans without ESPN2 can watch the special on WWE’s YouTube channel, where the stream is scheduled to start at 11:00 AM PST today.
WWE has also released a new trailer for the previously announced King of Kings edition of WWE 2K26, which focuses on Triple H. The trailer highlights different versions of Triple H from his early Greenwich character to the original DX era and his present role as WWE Chief Content Officer.