Battlefield 6 adds nostalgic radio soundtrack with rock, metal and hip-hop classics

21 September 2025
Battlefield 6 adds nostalgic radio soundtrack with rock, metal and hip-hop classics

Electronic Arts and DICE have revealed a striking musical addition to Battlefield 6: a radio soundtrack with fourteen officially licensed songs that players can listen to while driving in vehicles. The selection is an ode to the nineties and 2000, with a mix of rock, metal, punk and hip-hop that should enhance the atmosphere of the game and evoke nostalgia by veterans of the genre.

Among the chosen tracks are iconic titles like Break Stuff of Limp Bizkit, "Bodies" of Drowning Pool and "Canâ€t Stop" from Red Hot Chili Peppers. Also classics like "Master of War" of Bob Dylan and "Nuthinâ€TM But A G Thang" of Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg are part of the list, with which the developers clearly aim for a broad musical spectrum that suits intense battles One relaxing rides.

The full tracklist consists of:

  • "Awake"
  • "Bodies" ♪ Drowning Pool
  • "Break Stuff"
  • "Canâ€TMt Stop" ♪ Red Hot Chili Peppers
  • "Domination"
  • "Got Each Other"
  • Hey Man, Nice Shot Filter
  • "Invaders Must Die"
  • "Make Love to Morgan Wallen" â€" Limp Bizkit
  • "Master of War"
  • "Nuthinâ€TM But A G Thang" Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg
  • "Pain" ♪ Chalk
  • "Youâ€TMll Never Guess Who Died"
  • " Battlefield: The After-Party" Henry Jackman & Limp Bizkit

According to the developers, the radio soundtrack is designed to give the game world more character and create a recognizable atmosphere while moving in vehicles. The combination of sturdy riffs, inciting beats and nostalgic vibes must immerse players in a dynamic and compelling experience.

With this musical addition, Battlefield 6 not only seems to aim for visual and gameplay innovation, but also for an emotional connection to its players â€2 a smart move at a time when atmosphere and experience are becoming increasingly important in modern shooters.

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