
Adults Soundtrack Season 2 (2026) Guide
FX's Adults is a hilarious comedy that follows five codependent twenty-somethings, Samir, Billie, Paul Baker, Issa, and Anton, sharing a childhood home in Queens, New York, as they awkwardly crash into maturity. Filled with bad ideas and questionable theories on life, the group constantly finds themselves humiliated by the complexities of the real world, from navigating the healthcare system to surviving disastrous modern dating. Though they are ultimate works-in-progress who frequently make situations worse, their chaotic bond ensures they always show up for each other in their hilarious struggle to become actual adults.
FX’s comedy series Adults returns for Season 2 with a high-energy soundtrack that mirrors the chaotic, hilarious, and often messy lives of its housemates. Across eight episodes, the show blends infectious dance-pop, alternative rock classics, electro-house, and underground indie tracks to score everything from wild house parties to unexpected personal crises. The season kick-starts its promotional campaign with Remi Wolf’s upbeat single 'Guerrilla' in the official FX trailer. This guide breaks down every song played in Season 2, complete with episode titles, timestamps, scene descriptions, and artist details.
Season 2 goes deeper into the house dynamic as Paul Baker, Billie, Anton, Samir, and Issa tackle job offers, fake IDs, HOA elections, and fertility treatments. The music curation highlights key character moments with distinct genre picks. Early episodes bring nostalgic pop and club beats into the mix, featuring 2010s radio hits like The Wanted’s 'Glad You Came' alongside bass-heavy dance numbers from SMACK and Joey Valence & Brae ('THE BADDEST'). A major highlight occurs in Episode 4 during 'Acid Night', where the show pairs the chaotic house gathering with classic Green Day tracks 'Macy's Day Parade' and 'Church On Sunday'.
Episode 1: The Scrub (Aug 27, 2026)
The housemates uncover Paul Baker's long-kept secret.
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Glad You Came
The Wanted
Scene Context: In the living room, a group watches a dance clip
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High Right Now
Scene Context: At a gathering, Paul Baker engages in gaming activities with a group of close friends
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Lil Son
Q Project
Scene Context: Billie and Anton discuss with Arlene at a shop about deleting Danielle's old photo.
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black0ut
Reysha Rami
Scene Context: At Samir's residence, Issa initiates a darts game with his friends, while Billie assists Arlene in removing a photo.
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Best Things Are for Free
Ben Standage
Scene Context: At Samir's residence, Paul Baker's brothers engage in rough play with Samir, repeatedly chanting his name.
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FRONT LEFT SPEAKER
deBasement
Scene Context: Ending Credits Music
Episode 2: Fake ID (Aug 27, 2026)
Billie befriends the 20-year-old who inherited her fake ID.
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Tik Tok
SMACK
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Bedroom Eyes
Yum Yuck
Scene Context: At a café, Billie meets Sophie-Rose and they discuss aging, with Billie using a previously obtained fake identification.
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Raise the Roof
Scene Context: At Uncle Tuesday, Sophie-Rose's attention-grabbing pants elicit comments from Billie's group.
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So Seductive
Remedy
Scene Context: At Uncle Tuesday, Alex meets Samir and they discuss work and family updates.
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Simmer Down
Michael Wilbur
Scene Context: At the club bar, a patron attempts to obtain free tequila by falsely claiming influential connections to the bartender.
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Spray Tan
Disco Shrine
Scene Context: Billie and Anton attempted a stunt on the Tilt-A-Whirl and suffered a fall.
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Scene Context: Samir encounters the group responsible for creating fake IDs. Another pair attempts to deceive the hostess.
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Lovers for the Night
Aldous Finch
Scene Context: Billie discusses the effects of aging and becomes emotional about no longer feeling young.
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THE BADDEST
Scene Context: Closing Credits Song
Episode 3: Talia (Sep 3, 2026)
Anton learns that his sister is starting a family, while Issa begins thinking about her own fertility.
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KA-POW
Cain Culto
Scene Context: Issa and Samir attempt multiple unusual methods to administer her fertility injection.
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Twin Snakes
Winkler
Scene Context: Samir and Carly are conversing with Issa during the administration of her hormone injection.
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Big Boy
Payday
Scene Context: End credits roll.
Episode 4: Raccoon (Sep 3, 2026)
Issa and Paul Baker host Acid Night.
Episode 5: Room Swap (Sep 10, 2026)
Everyone switches bedrooms.
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The Judge
Manu Dyens
Scene Context: Billie acts as a wingman for Issa at the bar, but Issa's unusual behavior disrupts the interaction.
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A Lonely Soul
Flowers for a Lonely Soul
Scene Context: At the bar, Issa interrupts Billie's date, causing an awkward exchange of contact information between them.
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Outro (WNSA)
Scene Context: At the house, Samir follows the sound of rumbling pipes and gas hissing until an alarm is activated.
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Scene Context: Closing credits roll
Episode 6: Pop Girlie (Sep 10, 2026)
Samir's girlfriend Carly makes a drastic career change, and Anton grapples with the power of his influence.
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Hold Me
Scene Context: At a diner, friends question Carly about dentistry and confront Anton regarding his reckless advice.
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Scene Context: At Carly's event, Samir and his friends discussed her merchandise and mentioned her use of tuition funds.
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Show Me How You Do It
Aiden.J
Scene Context: At the concert venue, Samir seeks Anton's honest opinion on how to support Carly.
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Glitter
flairy
Scene Context: Billie discovers that Scott extended her a job offer.
Episode 7: C Alert (Sep 17, 2026)
Anton makes a rare mistake at work, and Issa steps up to help him fix it.
Episode 8: Vote for Paul Baker (Sep 17, 2026)
Paul Baker runs for president of the Homeowners Association, and into an uncertain future.
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Get Ready
Scene Context: Carly witnesses friends introducing Samir as Seattle's new power forward and cheering his shot.
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People
AJJ
Scene Context: Following Sandy Adler's victory.
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Besties
Black Country
Scene Context: End credits roll.
Adults Season 2 Trailer Songs
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Adults Season 2 FX Trailer Music
As the eight-episode season moves toward its finale, the soundtrack switches between high-tempo party tracks and reflective indie cuts. Viewers will recognize global club hits like Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP’s 'We No Speak Americano' during room swaps, 90s eurodance classic 'Get Ready' by 2 Unlimited during Samir's basketball moment, and indie favorites from Winkler ('Twin Snakes') and Payday ('Big Boy'). The season wraps up its story arc with Black Country, New Road’s 'Besties' rolling over the final credits of Episode 8, capping off a standout musical lineup for the FX series.
Main Cast
- Malik Elassal Samir Rahman
- Lucy Freyer Billie Schaeffer
- Jack Innanen Paul Baker
- Amita Rao Issa
- Owen Thiele Anton Evans
Official Trailer
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Glad You Came | The Wanted |
| E1 | High Right Now | Nick Kingsley |
| E1 | Lil Son | Q Project |
| E1 | black0ut | Reysha Rami |
| E1 | Best Things Are for Free | Ben Standage |
| E1 | FRONT LEFT SPEAKER | deBasement |
| E2 | Tik Tok | SMACK |
| E2 | Bedroom Eyes | Yum Yuck |
| E2 | Raise the Roof | James Donald Davies |
| E2 | So Seductive | Remedy |
| E2 | Simmer Down | Michael Wilbur |
| E2 | Spray Tan | Disco Shrine |
| E2 | Oops | Nick Kingsley |
| E2 | Lovers for the Night | Aldous Finch |
| E2 | THE BADDEST | Joey Valence, Brae |
| E3 | KA-POW | Cain Culto |
| E3 | Twin Snakes | Winkler |
| E3 | Big Boy | Payday |
| E4 | Macy's Day Parade | Green Day |
| E4 | Church On Sunday | Green Day |
| E5 | The Judge | Manu Dyens |
| E5 | A Lonely Soul | Flowers for a Lonely Soul |
| E5 | Outro (WNSA) | Yolanda Be Cool |
| E5 | We No Speak Americano | Yolanda Be Cool |
| E6 | Hold Me | Al Kerbey |
| E6 | Bye Bye | Velvet Williams |
| E6 | Show Me How You Do It | Aiden.J |
| E6 | Glitter | flairy |
| E7 | B***h It's Me | AKOSIA |
| E7 | Bell to Pay | Philip Kay |
| E7 | Wut I Gotta Fix?! | Ravi Kuma |
| E8 | Get Ready | 2 Unlimited |
| E8 | People | AJJ |
| E8 | Besties | Black Country |





