Tyler Childers and Ella Langley Feature on Massive 29-Track Hunger Games Prequel Soundtrack

The official tracklist for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping includes original tracks from Tyler Childers, Ella Langley, Stephen Wilson Jr, Carter Faith, and Kashus Culpepper alongside rock and pop icons.

Lionsgate and the music team behind the franchise have assembled a massive 29-track collection for the upcoming film.

The official project is titled The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (The Album).

Fans will not have to wait until theatrical release day to hear the full project.

The entire soundtrack is scheduled to arrive on Friday, November 13.

The feature film itself will premiere in theaters one week later on November 20.

Music has long served as a vital emotional pillar across the entire dystopian franchise.

Now, a heavy wave of country and Americana talent takes center stage for this latest chapter.

RETURN TO THE SECOND QUARTER QUELL

The upcoming movie plunges audiences back into the history of Panem.

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping will “revisit the world of Panem 24 years before the events of The Hunger Games, starting on the morning of the reaping of the 50th Hunger Games, also known as the Second Quarter Quell,” according to IMDb.

The storyline centers on an era well before Katniss Everdeen volunteered as tribute.

Director Francis Lawrence returns to helm the project.

Lawrence previously guided multiple installments across the cinematic series.

The story is adapted directly from author Suzanne Collins' 2025 novel.

It expands the franchise lore following the original trilogy and the recent prequel installment.

The cinematic universe previously visited Panem's past in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

That earlier prequel originated as a novel in 2020 before arriving on the big screen in 2023.

This new chapter steps into Panem during a crucial milestone in Capitol history.

Cast members listed for the upcoming production include McKenna Grace, Jennifer Lawrence, and Joseph Zada.

COUNTRY STARS TAKE CENTER STAGE

Country and roots music artists feature prominently across the official 29-song tracklist.

Tyler Childers delivers a cut titled "Old Money" at Track 24.

Childers brings his signature Kentucky roots sound into the Panem universe.

Rising country star Ella Langley appears early on the album at Track 8.

Langley contributes a new selection titled "Here Then We're Gone."

Grammy Award winner Kacey Musgraves also claims a major spot on the project.

Musgraves appears at Track 10 with "Ruthless (Arena Mix)."

The arena mix framing hints at the tension within the Capitol's deadly games.

Musgraves remains active across major music events, having also been announced to headline the 2027 Under the Big Sky Festival in Montana.

Emerging country singer Carter Faith secures Track 23 on the album with "Can't Let You Go."

Kashus Culpepper delivers Track 21, titled "May Brings Flowers."

Stephen Wilson Jr makes his presence felt near the beginning of the record.

Wilson appears at Track 3 with a song called "First in Line."

Americana and roots singer Madeline Edwards features at Track 9 with "Wrestle with God."

Together, these artists inject an earthy, raw edge into the dystopian soundtrack.

LEGENDS AND MODERN ICONS UNITE

The soundtrack balances these country voices with established rock and alternative legends.

Classic rock icon Stevie Nicks contributes Track 17, titled "Doing The Best That I Can (Arena Mix)."

Alternative rock pioneers The Smashing Pumpkins land at Track 15 with "Black Stars."

Synth-pop legends Depeche Mode collaborate with KÁRYYN on Track 19 for "Survive (Arena Mix | KÁRYYN Rework)."

Legendary rock band The Cure closes out the entire record at Track 29.

Their inclusion is a live recording titled "Alone (Live in Berlin 2022)."

Modern folk-pop powerhouse Noah Kahan takes Track 27 with "Draw You Out."

Pop artist Noah Cyrus features at Track 2 with "Ash and Snow."

Indie singer-songwriter Lizzy McAlpine performs Track 5, titled "The Wheel."

Rising breakout artist Gigi Perez appears at Track 13 with "Favor."

According to a press release announcing album details, the project includes previously-released tracks from Noah Kahan, The Smashing Pumpkins, and Gigi Perez.

ACTORS STEP UP TO THE MICROPHONE

The tracklist also features musical performances directly tied to the film's cast.

Whitney Peak plays an essential recurring vocal role across the sequence of the record.

Peak performs Track 1, titled "The Raven I."

She returns at Track 6 with "The Raven II."

Her voice anchors Track 12 as well with "The Raven III."

Peak also contributes Track 18, titled "The Goose and The Common."

Cast member McKenna Grace delivers Track 16, which is titled "Half Alive."

Original series star Jennifer Lawrence is also credited on the musical tracklist.

Lawrence appears at Track 26 with a recording of "Deep in the Meadow."

The song holds major significance within the historical lore of Panem.

Katniss Everdeen famously sang the lullaby during the events of the original story.

THE COMPLETE 29-TRACK RUNNING ORDER

The tracklist is officially sequenced from beginning to end across 29 individual cuts.

Track 1 opens the album with Whitney Peak performing "The Raven I."

Track 2 follows with Noah Cyrus performing "Ash and Snow."

Track 3 presents Stephen Wilson Jr singing "First in Line."

Track 4 offers Bella Kay performing "See It Coming."

Track 5 features Lizzy McAlpine delivering "The Wheel."

Track 6 returns to Whitney Peak for "The Raven II."

Track 7 features Sydney Rose with "Dove Song."

Track 8 spotlights Ella Langley singing "Here Then We're Gone."

Track 9 presents Madeline Edwards with "Wrestle with God."

Track 10 brings Kacey Musgraves with "Ruthless (Arena Mix)."

Track 11 features Billy Vincent performing "No Destination."

Track 12 marks Whitney Peak's third entry with "The Raven III."

Track 13 presents Gigi Perez singing "Favor."

Track 14 offers Hudson Freeman with "But You Wanted More."

Track 15 brings The Smashing Pumpkins performing "Black Stars."

Track 16 features actress McKenna Grace singing "Half Alive."

Track 17 delivers Stevie Nicks performing "Doing The Best That I Can (Arena Mix)."