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    Ted Lasso Season 4 Soundtrack: Every Song by Episode

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    Ted Lasso Season 4 Soundtrack: Every Song by Episode

    Ted Lasso returned with a fourth season, giving fans more football, humor and emotional moments. The feel-good comedy series features a soundtrack that adds to the story of each episode.

    Apple TV released the 10-episode season on August 5, with the finale arriving on October 7. This season, Ted returns to Richmond to coach the women’s football team.

    Music remains an important part of the show. From classic hits to modern pop songs, the soundtrack helps bring key scenes to life.

    Here is the list of songs featured in Ted Lasso Season 4, organized by episode.

    Episode 1: Home

    The opening episode features a mix of classic songs and tracks that match the show’s upbeat style.

    • “Magic” — Olivia Newton-John
    • “Back in the High Life Again” — Steve Winwood (re-recording)
    • “Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos” — Public Enemy (referenced in Henry’s notebook)
    • “Vine Street Boogie” — Jay McShann
    • “I Don’t Want to Know” — Fleetwood Mac
    • “Oh, Lady Be Good” — Count Basie
    • “Can’t Truss It” — Public Enemy (re-recording, sample-free)
    • “Be” — Frogpond
    • “Kansas City” — The New Basement Tapes
    • “KC Blues” — Charlie Parker

    The show’s theme song was created by Marcus Mumford and Tom Howe.

    Episode 2: Curios and Curiouser

    Episode 2 brings together pop classics, emotional tracks and instrumental music.

    • “Honky Cat” — Elton John
    • “When I Get My Hand on You” (Instrumental) — The New Basement Tapes
    • “Clean Heart” — Perfume Genius
    • “You’re the Inspiration” — Chicago
    • “Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves” — Eurythmics featuring Aretha Franklin
    • “Fought & Lost” (Instrumental) — Sam Ryder

    Episode 3: Richmond’s Got Talent

    Music takes center stage in this episode, with songs linked to performance and talent.

    • “I Hope I Get It” — A Chorus Line
    • “Overture: The March from Stripes” — Elmer Bernstein
    • “Hello Ladies” — Queen Latifah
    • “I Dreamed a Dream” — Susan Boyle

    Episode 4: Greyhounds’ Day Off

    This episode features a varied playlist, including upbeat dance tracks, rock songs and football chants.

    • “The Walker” — Fitz and the Tantrums
    • “Be Happy” — Mary J. Blige
    • “No Hard Feelings” — Wolf Alice
    • “Hideaway” — INZO and Lhasa Petik
    • “When I Get My Hands on You” — The New Basement Tapes
    • “All I Do Is Win” — Coach Beard (a cappella)
    • “Ole Ole Ole” — Group team chant
    • “U.N.I.T.Y.” — Queen Latifah
    • “Wild in the Streets” — The Circle Jerks
    • “It’s Gonna Be a Long Night” — Ween
    • “Oh Yeah!” — Yello

    Episode 5: Riches of Embarrassment

    The fifth episode mixes motivational pop with rock and familiar crowd chants.

    • “Unstoppable” — Sia
    • “F**k the People” — The Kills
    • “Honeymoon” — Jo Hill
    • “Hold On” — Wilson Phillips
    • “Got My Mind Set on You” — Crowd chant

    Episode 6: Don’t Jump Around Much Anymore

    Episode 6 has one of the longest song lists of the season. It includes pop, soul, dance music and classic party tracks.

    • “You Know You Like It” — DJ Snake and AlunaGeorge
    • “Lately” — Leyya
    • “Flatline” — Frost Children
    • “Boys Will Be Boys” (Zach Witness Remix) — Dua Lipa
    • “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?” — Nancy Wilson
    • “Baby Steps” — Olivia Dean
    • “Apple” — Charli XCX
    • “Liquid Spirit” — Gregory Porter
    • “Jump Around” — House of Pain
    • “The Tinkers Dream” — Chris Murphy
    • “Celebration” — Kool & The Gang
    • “Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine” — James Brown
    • “Danny’s Song” — Loggins & Messina
    • “Love Letter” — Clairy Browne & The Bangin’ Rackettes
    • “She Believes in Me” — Kenny Rogers
    • “Wanker” — The Darkness
    • “Dopamine” (Instrumental) — Robyn
    • “Auld Lang Syne” — Ingrid Michaelson

    Episode 7: Yes & Baby

    Episode 7 brings together pop, orchestral music and a familiar television theme.

    • “Unpretty” — TLC
    • “Sentimental Journey” — Esquivel & His Orchestra
    • “Red Right Hand” — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

    Ted also performs the theme from The Greatest American Hero through a visual vocal performance.

    Episode 8: Follow the Anger

    The eighth episode features rock classics and alternative pop.

    • “Light of Day” — Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
    • “Crazy” — Alanis Morissette (cover)
    • “When I Get My Hands on You” — The New Basement Tapes
    • “Til the Morning” — Royel Otis

    Episode 9: Mae Rides the Bus

    Episode 9 combines Brazilian music, hip-hop and rock to support its key scenes.

    • “Righteous Life” — Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66
    • “The Little Mess You Made” — The Favors
    • “Jump Around” — House of Pain
    • “Formation” — Beyoncé
    • “Lust for Life” — Iggy Pop
    • “Oh Love” — Kingfishr

    Episode 10: Being Alive

    The season finale closes the playlist with classic soul, a theme performance and upbeat pop.

    • “The Tracks of My Tears” — The Miracles
    • “Original Title Theme” — Brandi Carlile
    • “I Love It” — Max Steeler
    • “Enjoy Yourself (It’s Later Than You Think)” — The Specials

    The Season 4 soundtrack brings together several musical styles, from classic soul and rock to modern pop. Together, these songs help shape the humor, relationships and emotional moments that make Ted Lasso memorable.

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