
MobLand Soundtrack Season 2 (2026) Guide
In the second season of MobLand, the Harrigan family struggles to maintain a unified front as dangerous new rivals emerge to threaten their fractured criminal empire. As internal family tensions intensify and external threats loom closer, street-smart fixer Harry Da Souza must walk a perilous tightrope to keep everyone together. With violence spilling into every corner of their lives, long-standing loyalties begin to snap, showing that safety is only temporary and the brutal battle for ultimate power leaves absolutely no room for mercy.
Executive producer Guy Ritchie and creator Ronan Bennett ratchet up the London gang warfare in the second season of Paramount's crime flagship MobLand. Tom Hardy returns as street-level fixer Harry Da Souza, navigating the bloody aftermath of broken alliances between the city's most ruthless criminal dynasties. Hollywood legends Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren command the screen as Conrad and Maeve Harrigan, fighting to keep their empire intact alongside Paddy Considine's volatile Kevin. When fresh betrayals and police pressure squeeze the Harrigan family from all sides, Harry must maneuver between rival syndicates and ruthless enforcers to prevent an all-out bloodbath on the streets of London.
Electronic beats, gritty post-punk, and orchestral drama define the sonic atmosphere of the new season. The official trailer unleashes British electronic pioneers The Prodigy with their 1996 big-beat classic "Firestarter", set alongside traditional Irish rebellion folk from The Dubliners on "The Foggy Dew". Inside the episodes, Irish alt-rock heavyweights Fontaines D.C. ignite the season premiere with their hard-hitting track "Starburster", establishing a restless, modern tempo for Harry's dangerous moves through the London underworld. The premiere contrasts Mozart's choral standard "Requiem, K. 626: Sequentia: Lacrimosa" with the underground UK drill humor of Pete and Bas on "T Pain", while Muse frontman Matthew Bellamy and Ilan Eshkeri supply a heavy original score loaded with dark cinematic distortion.
Popular Songs from Season 2
Episode 1: I Wanna Be Your Dog (Sep 18, 2026)
Maeve and Conrad go to the dogs, leaving Harry to deal with the messy fallout. Jan makes a startling confession. Kevin and Seraphina both look to the future. Tattersall puts his cards on the table. Season premiere.
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Scene Context: Mobland Theme Opening Song
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Requiem, K. 626: Sequentia: Lacrimosa
Scene Context: Classical music playing when Harry initiates an attack on Gakbu and his men, subsequently forcing Gakbu to reveal Kat's location.
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Bunny Hop
Jinka † , KeKe
Scene Context: Tattersall enters Frankie's house and is guided to meet Frankie.
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T Pain
Pete, Bas
Scene Context: Ending Credits Music from Mobland Episode 1 Season 2
Episode 2: Song 2 (Sep 25, 2026)
With Conrad's self-control slipping, Maeve make plans of her own while Jan hits Harry with a hard truth. Smelling blood, Frankie and Tattersall circle like sharks.
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Superstylin'
Scene Context: Gina and Eddie are at a club, followed by sleeping in the back of an SUV.
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Cola
CamelPhat & Elderbrook
Scene Context: Music playing in the spinning class
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Love Will Take Me Higher
Scene Context: Frankie trims Colin's toenails at a salon while questioning him about Richie Stevenson.
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Smack My B***h Up
Scene Context: Mobland Episode 2 Closing Credits Song
Episode 3: Bonzo Goes to Bitburg (Oct 2, 2026)
Maeve probes Conrad for secrets, positioning herself against threats old and new. As Frankie forces a high-stakes sit-down, Kevin and Harry game out their strategy.
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Ain't No Party
Lance Savali
Scene Context: Gina and Eddie are shown engaging in excessive alcohol consumption.
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Good & Low-Key
Victoria Jane
Scene Context: Donnie and Jan engage in playful verbal exchanges at a restaurant.
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Is Everybody Having Fun? (feat. rhys from the sticks)
John Summit, Gorgon City
Scene Context: Eddie instructs Gina to hide as Maeve arrives.
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Delusion
Michal Leah
Scene Context: Jan describes periods of neglect over the years.
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Can't Find My Way Home
Ellen McIlwaine
Scene Context: Donnie and Jan kissing at home.
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Do It So Good
WARGASM (UK)
Scene Context: Mobland episode 3 Closing Credits song
Episode 4: Blank Curtain (Oct 9, 2026)
The Harrigans reel from an unexpected turn of events, triggering Harry to do damage control before police scrutiny closes in. Maeve's unseen hand moves Eddie out of London as Seraphina makes a new alliance and Conrad re-asserts his dominance.
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Sorry I'm Not Sorry
P Money
Scene Context: Eddie and Gina discuss Ireland and passport-related matters.
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Approachable
Scene Context: Conrad declares war on Cooper following a shootout with some of Cooper's associates and then departs.
Episode 5: Birdland (Oct 16, 2026)
Conrad declares war, stacking bodies and turning the Cotswolds into a fortress; Maeve plays puppet-master, sending Eddie on a mission before secrets start to spill, and a hit hurtles the Harrigans into all-out chaos.
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The Foggy Dew
Scene Context: Conrad (Pierce Brosnan) singing in the bathtub
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Emer's Dream (Aisling Eimear)
Colm Mac Con Iomaire
Scene Context: Violin music
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Tom Dooley
Scene Context: Conrad singing while putting firewood in the fireplace
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Spancil Hill
Benjamin George Roy Beal Nicholls
Scene Context: Music playing in the pub
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Emer's Dream (Aisling Eimear)
Colm Mac Con Iomaire
Scene Context: Running toward the helicopter in the middle of the shootout / Closing Credits Music
Episode 6: A Different Corner (Oct 23, 2026)
Licking wounds and turning on each other after fleeing Frankie's assault, Seraphina goes all in, pitching the Harrigans on a global power play, while Maeve and Harry square off over crossed lines.
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The Body Electric
Scene Context: Donnie schedules a meeting with Jan at the Rose and Crown for eight o'clock via phone.
MobLand Season 2 Trailer Songs
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MobLand Season 2 Teaser Music.
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The Foggy Dew
MobLand Season 2 Official Trailer Song
MobLand (Original Series Soundtrack)
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Shake Hands
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On the Move
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Chasing Eddie
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Consequences
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Swapping Keys
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It’s All War
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The Wake
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Stick or Twist
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Eye For An Eye
British mob dramas thrive on combining brutal underworld realism with stylish, larger-than-life characters, and MobLand matches that swagger through its fearless music choices. Raw guitar distortion and heavy bass drops heighten the tension during tense warehouse negotiations and street shootouts, giving London's rainy backstreets an electric pulse. Fans streaming season two on Paramount get a soundtrack that feels as confident and dangerous as its ensemble cast, pairing UK punk anthems and classic rave cuts with the cinematic scale of Guy Ritchie's best work.
Main Cast
- Tom Hardy Harry Da Souza
- Pierce Brosnan Conrad Harrigan
- Paddy Considine Kevin Harrigan
- Joanne Froggatt Jan Da Souza
- Lara Pulver Bella Harrigan
- Anson Boon Eddie Harrigan
- Geoff Bell Richie Stevenson
- Jasmine Jobson Zosia
- Mandeep Dhillon Seraphina Harrigan
- Helen Mirren Maeve Harrigan
Official Trailer
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Starburster | Fontaines D.C. |
| E1 | Requiem, K. 626: Sequentia: Lacrimosa | Mozart |
| E1 | Bunny Hop | Jinka †, KeKe |
| E1 | T Pain | Pete, Bas |
| E2 | Superstylin' | Groove Armada |
| E2 | Cola | CamelPhat & Elderbrook |
| E2 | Love Will Take Me Higher | Louis Cillian Ryan |
| E2 | Smack My B***h Up | The Prodigy |
| E3 | Ain't No Party | Lance Savali |
| E3 | Good & Low-Key | Victoria Jane |
| E3 | Is Everybody Having Fun? (feat. rhys from the sticks) | John Summit, Gorgon City |
| E3 | Delusion | Michal Leah |
| E3 | Can't Find My Way Home | Ellen McIlwaine |
| E3 | Do It So Good | WARGASM (UK) |
| E4 | Sorry I'm Not Sorry | P Money |
| E4 | Approachable | Gurriers |
| E5 | The Foggy Dew | The Chieftains |
| E5 | Emer's Dream (Aisling Eimear) | Colm Mac Con Iomaire |
| E5 | Tom Dooley | The Kingston Trio |
| E5 | Spancil Hill | Benjamin George Roy Beal Nicholls |
| E5 | Emer's Dream (Aisling Eimear) | Colm Mac Con Iomaire |
| E6 | The Body Electric | Hurray for the Riff Raff |





