The Bikeriders soundtrack includes songs by Gary U.S. Bonds, The Shangri-Las and Magic Sam. This info article contains composer and music supervisor details for Jeff Nichols’ 2023 movie on Peacock. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song time codes and track listings.

The Bikeriders stars Austin Butler as Benny, a member of the Vandals motorcycle gang. Jodie Comer co-stars as Kathy, the protagonist’s charismatic wife. The storyline follows the main players as they interact with a young photographer over several years. Composer David Wingo (Midnight Special) scored the 116-minute film; music supervisors Bruce Gilbert (Everything Everywhere All at Once) and Lauren Mikus (Everything Everywhere All at Once) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in The Bikeriders, an adaptation of Danny Lyon’s 1968 photobook.

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The Bikeriders Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2023 Movie

• “Lonely Room” by Mickey Murray (00:01:00): Benny visits a bar. The Bikeriders soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. Two men pick a fight with Benny.
• “I Wanna Holler But the Town’s Too Small” by Gary U.S. Bonds (00:03:00): The track scores the title shot. The music continues during a transition sequence. Kathy talks with friends at a laundromat in 1965.
• “Talkin Bout You” by The Animals (00:06:00): The Bikeriders music accompanies an interior scene. Kathy recalls seeing Benny for the first time. She gazes at him during a bar sequence.
• “Out in the Streets” by The Shangri-Las (00:10:00): An exterior sequence begins. The Bikeriders soundtrack song plays as the Vandals ride together. The music plays again at 01:48:00 during the film’s final moments and end credits.
• “My Babe” by Dale Hawkins (00:15:00): Kathy talks about marrying Benny. The Bikeriders music continues during a transition sequence. Benny rides his motorcycle and gets chased by police officers.
• “Get Up and Get Out” by Clint Stacy (00:17:00): Benny smokes a cigarette as police officers approach his vehicle. A transition sequence begins. Brucie (Damon Herriman) reads a news report.
• “Chino” from The Wild One by Leith Stevens (00:20:00): Johnny (Tom Hardy) watches a movie during an interior scene. The Bikeriders soundtrack song plays from his television. Johnny repeats a line from the movie.
• “Raunchy” by Bill Justis (00:20:00): Kathy recalls the Vandals’ start as a racing club. Zipco (Michael Shannon) and Johnny prepare for a competition. Kathy talks to Danny (Mike Faist) about Johnny’s racing skills.
• “That’s All I Need” by Magic Sam (00:21:00): Wahoo (Beau Knapp) introduces himself during an interview scene. The Bikeriders music plays lightly in the background. Cal (Boyd Holbrook) smokes a cigarette and jokes around with Wahoo.
• “Mama Talk to Your Daughter” by Magic Sam (00:22:00): Brucie talks about everybody needing someone to pick on. The Bikeriders soundtrack song continues during a transition sequence. Kathy talks to Danny about “Cal from California.”
• “Road Runner” by Bo Diddley (00:27:00): Kathy recalls Johnny being challenged. An exterior scene begins. Johnny fights a challenger from Milwaukee.
• “Mannish Boy (Electric Mud Version)” by Muddy Waters (00:29:00): The Kid (Toby Wallace) prepares to steal a hubcap. The Bikeriders music continues as Kathy narrates about new chapters. The Kid stares at Johnny.
• “I Feel Free” by Cream (00:31:00): A man drives away from The Kid. The Bikeriders soundtrack song continues during a transition sequence. Johnny rides with his crew.
• “New Orleans” by Gary U.S. Bonds (00:32:00): An exterior sequence begins. The track plays from a speaker system.  The Vandals ride as various bystanders stare at them.
• “Baby Please Don’t Go” by Them feat. Van Morrison (00:36:00): Benny learns about potential trouble. The music sets in as Johnny talks to member of the Rogues. Benny arrives and starts a fight.
• “Hush Little Baby” by Deon Jackson (00:43:00): A bar sequence begins. The Bikeriders soundtrack song plays from the speaker system. Johnny arrives and talks to the bartender about Benny’s attackers.
• “Masters of War” by The Staple Singers (00:46:00): The track accompanies a montage sequence. The Vandals burn down a bar. Johnny and Brucie stares at a fire.
• “I’m Going Home” by The Sonics (00:58:00): Funny Sonny (Norman Reedus) says, “It’s nice to meet some proper fuck-ups.” The music continues during a transition sequence. The Vandals enjoys themselves during an outdoors party sequence.
• “I’ll Never Learn” by The Shangri-Las (01:09:00): Johnny prepares for a confrontation. The Bikeriders soundtrack song scores a funeral sequence. The mother of the late Brucie spits at Johnny.
• “I Can See” by Liberty Bell (01:12:00): Johnny says, “Fuck it.” A transition sequence begins. The Kid enters a bar with his crew and confronts Johnny.
• “Oh Love” by Brother T. and Family (01:17:00): Cockroach (Emory Cohen) talks about Danny during an exterior sequence. Music plays from a speaker system. Cockroach talks about looking like a real “barbarian”; Johnny enters a home.
• “Down on the Street” by The Stooges (01:20:00): Three men attack Cockroach. The Bikeriders soundtrack song sets in during an interior scene. Kathy navigates a house party.
• “Treat Him Right” by Mickey Murray (01:23:00): Johnny comforts Kathy. A bar scene begins. Benny smokes a cigarette as The Bikeriders music plays from the speaker system.
• “I Don’t Worry Myself” by Johnny Adams (01:34:00): A bar sequence begins. Music plays from the speaker system. The Kid challenges Johnny.
• “Come Softly to Me” by The Fleetwoods (01:43:00): Kathy talks to Danny about long-time members of the Vandals. The music continues as Corky jokes around with Wahoo. Kathy speaks to Danny about Cal’s death.

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The Bikeriders soundtrack also includes:

• “Declaration of Independence” by Count Five
• “Come and Get It” by Johnny Soul
• “Out in the Streets” by Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich
• “Out in the Streets” by Adrienne Pedrotti, Michelle M. Kahan and Leila Louise Henley
• “Bet You’re Surprized” by Aaron Neville
• “I Don’t Know Who to Blame” by Pugsley Munion
• “Vandalize” by Ben Nichols
• “Bikeriders” by Lucero

Q.V. Hough (@QVHough) is Vague Visages’ founding editor.