The Best WWE Entrance Theme Songs of All Time

A wrestler’s entrance theme is more than just music—it’s an announcement, an adrenaline rush, and a key part of their persona. Some themes have become as iconic as the Superstars themselves, elevating their presence and electrifying the crowd. Here’s a look at some of the best WWE entrance theme songs of all time.

The Undertaker – ‘Rest in Peace’ (Jim Johnston)

Few entrance themes are as instantly recognizable as The Undertaker’s haunting ‘Rest in Peace.’ The eerie gong, the slow and deliberate pace, and the chilling atmosphere make this one of the most legendary themes in WWE history.

Stone Cold Steve Austin – ‘Glass Shatters’ (Jim Johnston & Disturbed version)

When the sound of shattering glass hits, the entire arena erupts. Stone Cold Steve Austin’s theme perfectly encapsulates his rebellious, no-nonsense attitude. The heavy guitar riff and aggressive tone make it one of the most adrenaline-pumping entrance songs ever.

D-Generation X – ‘Are You Ready?’ (Chris Warren Band)

A theme song that became an anthem for an entire era, D-Generation X’s entrance theme, featuring the iconic “Are you ready?” introduction, is synonymous with WWE’s Attitude Era. The edgy guitar and rebellious lyrics fit DX’s persona perfectly.

Triple H – ‘The Game’ (Motörhead)

Performed by Motörhead, ‘The Game’ is one of the hardest-hitting entrance themes in WWE. Triple H’s slow walk to the ring, combined with the powerful guitar riffs, makes for an epic entrance every time.

The Rock – ‘Electrifying’ (Jim Johnston)

The Rock’s theme music starts with his signature phrase, “If you smell what The Rock is cookin’,” and immediately gets the crowd fired up. The combination of powerful beats and attitude-laced delivery makes it unforgettable.

John Cena – ‘The Time is Now’ (John Cena & Tha Trademarc)

Love him or hate him, John Cena’s theme song is one of the most recognizable in WWE history. ‘The Time is Now’, also referred to as ‘You Can’t See Me’, features Cena’s own rapping and has become a signature part of his entrance, with fans chanting along even today.

Edge – ‘Metalingus’ (Alter Bridge)

Performed by Alter Bridge, ‘Metalingus’ is one of the best rock-based entrance themes. Edge’s dramatic entrances, combined with the powerful lyrics and energy of the song, create an unforgettable moment every time he steps into the ring.

Randy Orton – ‘Voices’ (Rev Theory)

Randy Orton’s theme, performed by Rev Theory, perfectly captures his cold and calculating character. ‘Voices’ is dark, intense, and fits Orton’s slow, methodical entrance style.

Brock Lesnar – ‘Next Big Thing’ (Jim Johnston)

Brock Lesnar’s entrance theme is all about intensity. The pounding drums and aggressive beats signal destruction every time he steps into the ring. The theme fits his dominant persona perfectly.

CM Punk – ‘Cult of Personality’ (Living Colour)

One of the most well-known theme songs in WWE history, ‘Cult of Personality’ by Living Colour was the perfect fit for CM Punk’s charismatic and rebellious persona. The opening guitar riff alone was enough to send crowds into a frenzy.

Chris Jericho – ‘Break the Walls Down’ (Jim Johnston)

Jericho’s entrance theme set the stage for his bombastic personality. The pulsating beat and electronic sounds built anticipation before he made his grand entrance.

AJ Styles – ‘Phenomenal’ (CFO$)

A hard-hitting and dramatic entrance song, ‘Phenomenal’ by CFO$ perfectly suits AJ Styles’ athleticism and confident presence in WWE.

The Undertaker (American Badass) – ‘Rollin’’ (Limp Bizkit)

During his American Badass persona, The Undertaker entered the ring with ‘Rollin’’ by Limp Bizkit, giving him a biker-inspired, high-energy entrance theme that perfectly matched his character at the time.

Sasha Banks – ‘Sky’s the Limit’ (CFO$)

With an empowering and upbeat tone, ‘Sky’s the Limit’ represents Sasha Banks’ swagger and confidence, making it one of the standout themes for a women’s division star.

Hulk Hogan – ‘Real American’ (Jim Johnston)

A true wrestling anthem, ‘Real American’ became synonymous with Hulk Hogan and his larger-than-life persona, making it one of WWE’s most enduring theme songs.

Enzo Amore – ‘SAWFT is a Sin’ (CFO$)

The high-energy and charismatic entrance of Enzo Amore was highlighted by ‘SAWFT is a Sin’, an instantly recognizable theme that got the crowd chanting along.

Burn it to the Ground – Nickelback (2002, WWE Raw Main Theme Song)

For a period, ‘Burn it to the Ground’ by Nickelback was used as WWE Raw’s main theme song, bringing an aggressive and high-energy vibe to the show’s opening.

Jey Uso – ‘Main Event Ish‘

Since going solo, Jey’s theme perfectly captures his vibe—swagger, confidence, and a beat that fits his rise as a top star.

These entrance themes have defined eras, enhanced Superstars’ personas, and created unforgettable moments in WWE history. Whether it’s the chilling presence of The Undertaker or the glass-shattering impact of Stone Cold, the right entrance theme can turn a great wrestler into an icon.

—Silviya.Y