Thriller and Dracula Lead Halloween Streaming Numbers

Michael Jackson’s Thriller and Tame Impala’s Dracula are the most-streamed songs in the runup to Halloween, according to early figures released October 30. These two tracks lead the season’s playlists, outpacing other holiday staples.

Thriller remains a fixture of the holiday. The song appeared on Jackson’s 1982 album. Its horror-inspired lyrics and famous music video have linked it to October 31 for more than four decades.

Dracula represents a newer entry in the Halloween rotation. Tame Impala’s track has seen strong streaming activity. This performance places it directly alongside one of pop music’s most recognized seasonal songs.

The streaming data covers the days leading up to the holiday. It reflects a mix of long-standing favorites and recent releases. Both classic and contemporary recordings are driving the current listening trends.

Other tracks associated with monsters and ghosts also see recurring interest. Songs like Monster Mash and Ghostbusters maintain popularity during this period. They join the top-tier hits in shaping the season’s audio landscape.

The early results show a consistent pattern in holiday music consumption. Familiar titles continue to dominate the charts as residents prepare for the evening. The data confirms the enduring appeal of these specific spooky favorites.