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Reacher Soundtrack Season 4 (2026) Guide

Reacher

Amazon Prime Video 7.5 Action & Adventure | Drama | Crime 2026

When retired Military Police officer Jack Reacher is falsely arrested for a murder he did not commit, he finds himself tangled in a deadly conspiracy full of dirty cops, shady businessmen, and corrupt politicians in a small Georgia town. Relying on his sharp intellect, elite combat skills, and massive physical presence, he teams up with local officers to uncover the truth and dismantle the criminal empire. Based on Lee Child's bestselling novels, this action-packed thriller follows a nomadic lone wolf who uses his own brutal brand of justice to right wrongs when the law fails.

Alan Ritchson returns as the imposing former military police investigator in the fourth season of Prime Video's Reacher. Based on Lee Child's gripping novel Gone Tomorrow, the story moves the action to Philadelphia following a late-night subway encounter that quickly turns deadly. When a distressed stranger takes her own life on a train, Reacher gets pulled into a high-stakes hunt for a stolen military flash drive containing classified counter-terrorism secrets. Battling through corrupt federal agents, high-ranking defense contractors, and lethal foreign operatives, Reacher relies on his trademark brute strength and sharp investigative mind to untangle a conspiracy that stretches from Pennsylvania to Washington.

Hard rock classics and vintage blues anchor the season's sonic identity, echoing Reacher's relentless momentum and classic American wandering spirit. Rush fuels the adrenaline of the official trailer with their progressive rock powerhouse "Tom Sawyer", setting a high standard that continues straight into the episodes. The tracklist balances raw urban blues from John Lee Hooker on "Boom Boom" and Hop Wilson on "Chicken Stuff" with iconic rock staples, including The Doors on "People Are Strange", Pixies on "Where Is My Mind?", and Blue Öyster Cult on "(Don't Fear) The Reaper". Modern alt-rock from Cage the Elephant on "Mess Around" sits alongside soulful favorites from Bobby Womack on "Across 110th Street" and Squeeze on "Tempted", while composer Tony Morales complements the action with a 22-track original score driven by heavy percussion and suspenseful low-end brass.

Soundtrack by Episode

Episode 1 Songs (Aug 12, 2026)

City of Brotherly Love: A chance encounter with a distraught stranger on a Philadelphia subway car draws Jack Reacher into a deadly mystery involving a missing flash drive that contains secrets worth killing for.

Episode 2 Songs (Aug 12, 2026)

Cage Fight: Tamara finds herself caught up in the mystery whether she likes it or not as she, Reacher, and Jacob face off against shady government agents and a mysterious squad of professional soldiers all looking for the same missing flash drive.

Episode 3 Songs (Aug 12, 2026)

One Small Step: Reacher learns that things are more complex than they seem as he and Lila draw closer. Meanwhile, Tamara, Jacob, and Plum find an important clue after another attack from one of their mysterious adversaries sends them back to Philadelphia.

Episode 4 Songs (Aug 19, 2026)

Karambits and Pieces: Reacher interrogates Sampson, Tamara breaks into a government facility, Jacob receives some crushing news and the team learns a piece of information that changes everything.

Episode 5 Songs (Aug 26, 2026)

Bridge: After a misunderstanding, Reacher becomes Philadelphia's Most Wanted. Meanwhile, old enemies catch up with him and new ones emerge. Jacob, Tamara and Plum end up in a firefight, giving Jacob his first real shot at avenging his sister's death.

Episode 6 Songs (Sep 2, 2026)

Plum Out of Luck: Fleeing the police, Reacher and Tamara head out-of-town to find the mysterious Ahlquist only to run into more trouble. Meanwhile, Jacob and Plum deal with their own problems back in Philadelphia.

Episode 7 Songs (Sep 9, 2026)

Vote for Sampson: Reacher and Tamara finally get the answers they've been looking for. Meanwhile, Jacob learns that their problems are just beginning when Plum's sources come through with some timely information.

Episode 8 Songs (Sep 16, 2026)

Cut: Reacher, Tamara and Jacob go on the attack as the real extent of the plot emerges. Reacher confronts those responsible for Anna's death, Jacob is forced to face the truth, and Plum has a chance to redeem herself.

  • Jungle Bae (feat. Bunji Garlin & MX Prime)

    Jack Ü, Skrillex & Diplo

    00:31:48

    Scene Context: Tamara and Jacob pursue the toxin carrier through a crowded nightclub and apprehend him.

  • 00:48:55

    Scene Context: Jacob disperses the ashes of Anna and Ben. Tamara accepts a medal. Reacher shares a cheesesteak on the subway.

Reacher Season 4 Trailer Songs

Reacher: Season 4 (Prime Original Series Soundtrack)

Part of what makes Reacher so compelling is how comfortable the series feels with vintage Americana, and this soundtrack matches the gritty streets of Philadelphia at every turn. Grimy barroom guitar riffs back up Reacher's bone-breaking fistfights, while slower classic soul tracks give viewers a breather during late-night diner interrogations. Prime Video fans get an action-packed, 8-episode playlist that treats rock history with genuine respect, turning each road trip and close-quarters brawl into an unforgettable chapter in Jack Reacher's journey.

Main Cast

  • Alan Ritchson Jack Reacher

Official Trailer

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Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode

Episode Song Title Artist
E1 Chicken Stuff Hop Wilson
E1 Shake That Thing Wynonie Harris
E1 Stoned Old 97's
E1 Boom Boom John Lee Hooker
E2 Poutine Sauce Nate Husser
E2 Oogum Boogum Song Brenton Wood
E2 People Are Strange The Doors
E3 Tempted Squeeze
E3 Deeper Shade of Soul Urban Dance Squad
E3 Certified Organic (feat. Sadat X) ASM
E3 Down in Mexico The Coasters
E3 Knock On Wood Eddie Floyd
E3 Boogie Shoes KC and the Sunshine Band
E3 Lights Are On But Nobody's Home Coco Montoya
E3 Where Is My Mind? Pixies
E4 Remember Me Jamon Scott
E4 World's in a Bad Condition Dave Alvin
E5 A Million Miles Away The Plimsouls
E5 No Reason Mykal
E5 Mess Around Cage the Elephant
E6 (Don't Fear) The Reaper Blue Öyster Cult
E7 Across 110th Street Bobby Womack
E7 Roulette Richard Iacona
E7 One More F*****g Time Motörhead
E8 Jungle Bae (feat. Bunji Garlin & MX Prime) Jack Ü, Skrillex & Diplo
E8 Sweet Forever Mondo Cozmo
SHOW INFO
Composer Tony Morales
Supervisors Ann Kline , Liza Richardson
Network Amazon Prime Video
External Links IMDb, TMDB