2K has officially unveiled the soundtrack for the highly anticipated WWE 2K25, continuing the tradition of impressive licensed music in wrestling games.  Fans can expect a varied playlist to enjoy while navigating menus, creating custom superstars, and more.

Unlike WWE 2K22, which featured a soundtrack curated by Machine Gun Kelly, this year's selection doesn't appear to have a celebrity curator. However, the revealed track list boasts a compelling mix of genres and artists, some with direct connections to the WWE universe.

2K released the full soundtrack via a Spotify playlist. Notably, the lineup includes artists like Jelly Roll, whose song "Halfway to Hell" is featured, and who recently appeared at SummerSlam 2024.  Poppy, another featured artist, has also made several appearances for NXT over the years.

The complete track list for the WWE 2K25 soundtrack is now available.  Despite prior speculation, Travis Scott doesn't appear to be involved in the soundtrack, although his performance of Raw's new theme song on Netflix leaves the door open for potential involvement in future games like WWE 2K26, perhaps as a soundtrack producer or even a playable character.  Scott's prominent presence in games like Fortnite suggests a WWE game appearance isn't far-fetched, following in the footsteps of previous playable celebrities like Post Malone and Machine Gun Kelly.

WWE 2K25 launches on March 14th.  Players who purchase the premium editions – the Deadman Edition and The Bloodline Edition – can access the game a week earlier, starting March 7th.