🎶 Best Dart Walk-On Songs of All Time

One of the best parts of watching professional darts? The walk-ons. The lights dim, the crowd sings, and the music hits — it’s theatre, energy, and sport all rolled into one. A great walk-on song sets the tone before a single dart is thrown, and for many pros, it’s as iconic as their throwing style.

In this post, we’re counting down some of the most legendary dart walk-on songs of all time. Get ready to hear them in your head as you read along.

🔥 Why Walk-On Songs Matter in Darts

Walk-ons aren’t just for show...

- They Fire up the player and get them in the zone

- They Pump up the crowd to create an electric atmosphere

- They Build a personal brand (some songs instantly remind you of a player)

For fans, they’re moments of pure fun. For players, they’re confidence boosters.

🎯 Iconic Walk-On Songs

1. Phil “The Power” Taylor – “The Power” by Snap!

An unbeatable choice. The 16-time World Champion made this 90s anthem his own. The second you hear “I’ve got the power!” you know greatness is stepping onto the stage.

2. Peter “Snakebite” Wright – “Don’t Stop the Party” by Pitbull

Colourful hair, dance moves, and Pitbull’s party anthem — Snakebite knows how to work a crowd. His walk-ons are a party in themselves.

3. Michael van Gerwen – “Seven Nation Army” by The White Stripes

Few songs get a crowd chanting like Seven Nation Army. The repetitive riff has become MVG’s battle cry, echoing around arenas.

4. Adrian “Jackpot” Lewis – “Reach Up

A feel-good dance tune that fits Adrian’s fast, high-scoring style. It’s impossible not to clap along.

5. Gerwyn “The Iceman” Price – “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice

Love him or hate him, Price’s choice is spot-on. The crowd always gets involved, and it ties perfectly to his “Iceman” persona.

6. Raymond van Barneveld – “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor

A classic motivational anthem for one of darts’ most beloved legends. The ultimate underdog fighter’s soundtrack.

7. Wayne Mardle – “Hawaii Five-O Theme”

One of the most entertaining walk-ons ever. Dressed in Hawaiian shirts, dancing with the crowd — Mardle’s walk-ons were pure fun.

🕺 Honorable Mentions

• James Wade – “The Boys Are Back in Town” by Thin Lizzy
  
  
• Stephen Bunting – "Titanium" by David Guetta and Sia
  
  
• Simon Whitlock – “Down Under” by Men at Work
  
  
• Daryl Gurney – “Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond
  
  
• Vincent van der Voort – “Give It Up” by KC and The Sunshine Band
  
  
• Nathan Aspinall – "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers
  
  

🎵 What Makes a Great Walk-On Song?

A legendary walk-on song is usually:

- Catchy – the crowd can sing or chant along instantly

- Personal – fits the player’s nickname, style, or personality

- Upbeat – it builds energy, not just for the player, but the whole arena

Walk-ons are what make darts so special - part sport, part spectacle. The right song can turn a good atmosphere into an unforgettable one. Whether it’s Seven Nation Army echoing in your head or Ice Ice Baby sparking crowd chants, these walk-ons are as iconic as the players themselves.

👉 Which is your favourite dart walk-on song of all time?

🤔 What your walk-on song would be if you stepped up to the oche.