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Just Dance Decades of Hits Tracklist Revealed

The full tracklist for 'Just Dance Decades of Hits' has been unveiled, marking a departure from the game's typical release rhythm.

·Sep 10, 2026·via NME
Just Dance Decades of Hits Tracklist Revealed

Ubisoft bucked the trend and announced the next  Just Dance game with no details, even though it will release in October. This new game forgoes a number and is instead called  Just Dance Decades of Hits , bringing old and new songs from the series together, along with a new Adventure mode.

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Ubisoft has now lifted the lid on the game, and we have the full Just Dance Decades of Hits song list below revealed so far:

- ‘Mama Mia’ – Abba (70s)

- ‘It’s Tricky’ – Run DMC (80s)

- ‘Uptown Girl’ – Billy Joel (80s)

- ‘ No Scrubs’ – TLC (90s)

- ‘Wannabe’ – The Spice Girls (90s)

- ‘Bye Bye Bye’ – *NSYNC (2000s)

- ‘Feel Good Inc.’ – Gorillaz (2000s)

- ‘Danza Kuduro’ – Don Omar feat. Lucenzo (2010s)

- ‘Turn Down For What’ – DJ Snake & Lil Jon (2010s)

- ‘Manchild’ – Sabrina Carpenter (2020s)

- ‘NUEVAYoL’ – Bad Bunny (2020s)

Stay tuned for more on Just Dance Decades of Hits as we approach the game’s release towards the end of this year. We will keep this article updated with the latest songs.

The post ‘Just Dance Decades of Hits’ track list and song appeared first on NME .

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