- Primary Subject: Overview of the official soundtrack for iRacing's NASCAR 26.
- Key Update: The 19-song soundtrack features a diverse mix of alternative rock, nu-metal, Southern rock, country, and hip-hop.
- Status: Official. Available on Spotify.
- Last Verified: August 17, 2026.
- Quick Answer: Dale Earnhardt Jr. has curated a 19-track, heavy-hitting soundtrack for NASCAR 26, blending legendary acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd, DMX, and Stone Sour with returning country artist Tim Dugger.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has once again curated 19 songs for iRacing's upcoming NASCAR 26.
There is a great mix of genres and artists, including a tribute to his late father and NASCAR Hall of Famer, The Intimidator.
You'll find bangers from nu metal, Southern rock, and occasional bass boost as you go wide open on the oval.
Tim Dugger makes his expected return after surprisingly missing out on the last game.
Continue reading to learn about the entire soundtrack for NASCAR 26.
List of all Songs in NASCAR 26
Below is a complete list of all the songs in NASCAR 26, along with the artist name.
- All The Same by Sick Puppies
- Cars in the Desert by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
- Dale Earnhardt by The Hot Skillet Lickers
- Digital (Did you Tell) by Stone Sour
- Fall In Fall Out by Tigerclub
- FADEOUT by Kami Kehoe
- Let ‘Em Know by T.I.
- Mama Tried by Tim Dugger
- Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt.1) by Chevelle
- Reasons by Alien Ant Farm
- Road Runner by Lainey Wilson
- Son’s Gonna Rise by Citizen Cope (feat. Santana)
- Super Bon Bon by Soul Coughing
- Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd
- Tunnels by Angels & Airwaves
- Wake Up Calling by Papa Roach
- What It Is To Burn by Finch
- Where The Hood At [AXIOMATIC REMIX] by DMX
- Year To Be Young 1994 by Stephen Wilson Jr.
If you haven't heard any of the songs on the list and can't wait until the game's launch on September 18, 2026, you can jam to them right now thanks to the official Spotify playlists.
Back in April, Dale Earnhardt Jr. also said the team is "working on the options to control what you want to hear and what you don't."
So, if you don't want a certain tune to ruin your mood, you can likely have it never play.
So far, NASCAR 26 appears largely similar to the last entry but brings several neat changes.
Highlights are cross-platform multiplayer, a new mode featuring The Chase, forgiving track penalties, burnout celebration, and DNFs.
Outside of the songs, iRacing also revealed the tracks for the game.
They're still restricted by series, with three new circuits added: Qualcomm Circuit at Naval Base Coronado, Chicagoland Speedway, and St. Petersburg.
That's everything you need to know about the NASCAR 26 soundtrack.
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