Free Pop Songs for Drumline
Free drumline music & marching percussion arrangements. Battery grooves for football games, battles, or show-off performances!
Lose My Breath Drumline Intro by Destiny’s Child
Free drumline sheet music for the *Lose My Breath* intro by Destiny’s Child. As performed on MTV’s TRL in 2004 by Blue Devil Entertainment. Clean, fast, and iconic.
Shots by LMFAO for Drumline
Free drumline sheet music for “Shots” by LMFAO. Loopable, chantable, and full of crowd-led energy. Includes full battery score for snares, tenors, basses, and cymbals.
APT. by ROSÉ & Bruno Mars for Drumline
Chantable, danceable, and full of flavor—APT. gives your drumline a personality-driven cadence inspired by the pop-world charm of ROSÉ and Bruno Mars.
HOT TO GO! by Chappell Roan
Free drumline sheet music for HOT TO GO! by Chappell Roan. Easy, hype, and packed with crowd-led visuals — perfect for football games or pep rallies.
24K Magic by Bruno Mars for Drumline
Put your pinky rings up to the moon—this cadence brings all the Bruno vibes with layered groove, funk-forward tenors, and party-starting battery energy.
Party Rock Anthem for Drumline: LMFAO Arrangement
Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO, arranged for Drumline + Marching Percussion. Want your drumline Party Rocking? Here it is.
Why do pop songs like drumlines so much?
Free pop songs arranged for drumlines & marching percussion.
These pop songs for drumline are perfect for any marching band or percussion ensemble that wants to jam to pop tunes.
Pop Songs 🤝 Drumline
Pop songs are built for hooks and groove. That makes them a perfect fit for drumline.
The crowd already knows the lyrics. The groove is simple enough to lock in fast.
That’s exactly what you want on the field or in the stands.
Pop songs are built to move people. We just give that movement a drumline beat.
How we Arrange Pop Song for Drumline
Tenor drums carry the melody almost every time. They double the synth line or vocal hook—sometimes both.
Basses handle the kick and bass synth. This keeps the groove feeling full and real.
Snares bring the backbeat and extra sauce. They pop out in the mix without taking over.
Cymbals are optional, since not every line has them. They add accents, but most groups don’t need them.
Everything is arranged for real-world use. Fun to play, fun to hear, and fun to watch.
Designed to Be Fun & Playable
Our writers been doing this for decades. We know what gets ignored and what gets cheered.
These arrangements are meant for hype. But they’re also playable by real high school lines.
They’re interesting without being over-written. No one’s getting buried in notes that don’t matter.
They work for strong lines and for directors who aren’t percussion pros. If you’re handing out music, it needs to work fast.
Pop Drumline Jams for Everywhere
Pep rally, football stands, parade— these are written for all of that.
They’re also perfect for sectionals or jam sessions. Sometimes you just want to play something fun.
Don’t expect these in a halftime show. They’re for the loud moments before and after the show.
Drumline Pop Charts for the Real World
Every arrangement has clear, memorable parts. Even with limited range, each instrument gets something cool.
Bass drummers don’t get buried. They get featured.
The balance of parts really matters. Not everyone plays loud all the time.
Players get to groove and listen. Directors don’t have to micromanage dynamics.
These are for real kids in real schools. They work straight out of the gate.
More Pop Drumline Bangers
Some songs hit every time. A few classics never go out of style.
Apache / Jump On It always gets a reaction. Everyone knows that dance, even if they know the name.
Party Rock Anthem is a classic by now—that synth line pops.
SHOTS! is legendary. (Legal risk level, playing this at a high school? Not zero.)
We also watch TikTok for new hits. The second a song blows up, we’re on it.
Make It Yours
All parts are suggestions. Play them exactly—or totally remix them.
Make it easier. Make it harder. Change sections, add effects, swap roles.
Cymbal line wants to dance? Do it. Snares cue crowd chants? It’s in.
Your line, your rules. Just keep it fun.
And above all, make it groove.
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