Road House 2024 Soundtrack: Every Song in Jake Gyllenhaal’s New Movie

The modern remake of the 1989 classic, “Road House,” features a dynamic soundtrack that blends rock, country, and blues, creating a vibrant backdrop for the updated story. Renowned artists such as Tommy McLain, Jelly Joseph, and The Beach Boys contribute to the diverse musical selection, adding depth to the film’s atmosphere.

Directed by Doug Liman, the action-packed film stars Jake Gyllenhaal as Elwood Dalton, a fresh take on the original protagonist. Dalton accepts a bouncer position at a roadhouse in the Florida Keys, only to uncover that this seemingly idyllic paradise holds secrets beneath its surface.

While some of the movie’s songs are performed live and not available for streaming or download, a silver lining exists for music enthusiasts. Several tracks from “Road House” can be found on platforms like YouTube and various streaming services, allowing fans to enjoy the movie’s captivating music. From electrifying rock melodies to soulful blues tunes, the music complements the action on screen, offering a memorable auditory experience.

Road House (2024) Soundtrack: A Diverse Mix of Rock, Country, and Blues

“Horsepower” – Post Malone
“Ridin Around” – Jelly Joseph
“You Got to Be a Man” – Natalie Bergman and Friends
“Johnny Too Bad” – Natalie Bergman and Friends
“Kokomo” – The Beach Boys
“Enter Sandman” – Rina Sawayama
“Praise the Lord” – Breland
“Keep on Smilin” – Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. and The Zydeco Twisters
“I Got Loaded” – Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. and The Zydeco Twisters
“You’ll Lose a Good Thing” – Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. and The Zydeco Twisters
“What I Got” – Jelly Joseph
“So Right” – Rafa Carbonell (feat. Max Silver)
“Body Wan Shake” – Fred Motif and Magugu
“Jukebox Songs” – Tommy McLain
“Before I Grow Too Old” – Tommy McLain
“Poke Chop” – CC Adcock and The Lafayette Marquis
“Florida Thang” – Pouya
“I’m Gonna Get You – Pt. 2” – GC Cameron
“Island Candy” – Ruwanga Samath
“Stealin’ All Day” – CC Adcock and The Lafayette Marquis

Also, Read: Road House (2024) Review