40 between-innings songs that keep the crowd going

The one every ballpark in America plays. The crowd fills in the horn part without being asked.

Save it for when your team is down a run late. The whole park sings the comeback.

Twenty years on and still the loudest singalong in any crowd under fifty.

Slow enough for a pitching change, and grandparents join in on this one.

Start it right before the key change and watch the bleachers stand up.

The build in the chorus gets little kids shouting along by the second time through.

The call-and-response version stadiums use. The crowd answers on cue.

Sunny and harmless. Perfect for a Saturday morning rec game.

The song tells everyone what to do. Nobody in the dugout needs to be taught it.

Four moves, every kid knows them, and it runs the full break.

A hoedown at a ballpark. It has been a minor-league staple for thirty years.

The bleachers spell it out. Grandparents included.

The parents remember every step. The kids learn it in one inning.

The Electric Slide. Line up the on-deck circle and go.

The horn intro alone gets a dugout moving before the first verse.

Fast, bright, and impossible to sit still through.

Stomp, stomp, clap. The whole park is in rhythm before the singing starts.

The riff became a stadium chant. Your crowd already knows the tune.

The chanted intro is a rally cry all by itself.

The get-a-little-bit-softer part has the bleachers crouching and jumping every time.

The count-off chant at the top is two seconds long and gets the dugout on its feet.

Two minutes of pure jumping. Made for a break.

The stadium chant with no words. Every crowd hums it.

The instrumental that every arena in the country plays. Start at the drop.

Pick a middle inning and make it your stretch. The organ version wins.

The hand-clap intro is the sound of a ballpark warming up.

The riff has opened more innings than any other. Start at the guitar.

The Chicago Bulls intro. Play it while the defense takes the field.

The arena warm-up song. Nineties kids in the bleachers will cheer.

A synth bounce that fits a fast side change.

A song about a ballplayer, for the dads who were one.

The closer's entrance in the majors. Bring it out for the last inning.

You know exactly what happens when this comes on. Embrace it.

The clap-along the whole family knows.

The Trolls song. Every 6-year-old in the park has a dance for it.

The right song after a rough inning, and the siblings sing every word.

The Lego Movie anthem. Relentlessly cheerful, which is the point.

Still the most requested song in the 8U dugout.

Sunny, bouncy, and short. A tee-ball natural.

The Guardians of the Galaxy song. The chant intro is the whole hook for little kids.