Thriller and Dracula Dominate Halloween Streaming Numbers

Michael Jackson's Thriller and Tame Impala's Dracula are the most-streamed Halloween songs in the days before October 31. Early streaming figures released ahead of the holiday confirm both tracks as leaders. The data shows established seasonal hits competing directly with contemporary releases.

Jackson's Thriller originally appeared on his 1982 album. The song has remained a Halloween staple for more than four decades. Its horror-inspired lyrics and iconic music video keep it closely tied to the holiday. It remains one of pop music's most recognizable seasonal tracks.

Tame Impala's Dracula is a newer addition to Halloween listening habits. The track's strong performance places it alongside the Jackson classic. It marks a shift in what listeners stream during the spooky season.

Halloween traditionally drives renewed interest in tracks about monsters and ghosts. Songs like Monster Mash and Ghostbusters have enjoyed recurring popularity during this time. These titles continue to appear on seasonal playlists.

The early results show how classic recordings and newer music shape the holiday's soundtrack. Both old favorites and new releases maintain high stream counts. The data reflects a mix of nostalgia and current trends in holiday music consumption.