
Ted Lasso Soundtrack Season 4 Guide
Ted Lasso, an American football coach, moves to England when he's hired to manage a soccer team—despite having no experience. With cynical players and a doubtful town, will he get them to see the Ted Lasso Way?
Ted Lasso Season 4 soundtrack includes a selection of tracks from Mumford & Sons, Hozier and others, along with an original score by Tom Howe. This guide provides the complete list of soundtrack songs and scene descriptions, along with details on the composers and music supervisors involved in the 2026 Apple TV+ production. For more information on soundtrack songs and track listings, check the series section.
Returning from the United States, Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) takes on a new role as the manager of a second-division women’s football team in Richmond. The story follows the development of this new athletic program while featuring the return of characters like Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) and Keeley (Juno Temple), who support the club's expansion. The plot focuses on the interactions between the established staff and new additions, including a specialized assistant coach played by Tanya Reynolds. The musical score and acoustic tunes throughout the episodes reflect the transitions and the fresh perspective within the organization.
Episode 1: Home (Aug 4, 2026)
A few years after Ted leaves Richmond, some familiar faces visit him in Kansas…or is it Missouri?
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Can't Truss It
Scene Context: Ted plays a song in the car to energize Henry.
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I Don't Want to Know
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Lady Be Good
Count Basie
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K.C. Blues
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Be
Frogpond
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Kansas City
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Different W****r
Marcus Mumford , Tom Howe
Scene Context: Ted Lasso Episode 1 Ending Credits Music
Episode 2: Curiouser and Curiouser (Aug 11, 2026)
Ted returns to Richmond to meet the Lady Greyhounds, but not everyone is glad to see him.
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Honky Cat
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You're the Inspiration
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Clean Heart
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Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves
Episode 3: Richmond's Got Talent (Aug 18, 2026)
Richmond’s shareholders are unsure about a women's team. The coaches hold tryouts to fill out their roster.
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Ladies First (feat. Monie Love)
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I Dreamed a Dream
Susan Boyle
Scene Context: Ted Lasso Episode 3 Ending credits song
Episode 4: Greyhounds' Day Off (Aug 25, 2026)
Episode 4 Songs: The coaches must figure out how to break up team cliques. Ted adjusts to life outside the locker room.
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The Walker
Scene Context: Trent and Sharon commence recording "Through the Laces" in Trent's podcast studio.
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Scene Context: Roy, Keeley, and Higgins discuss Roy dating ten women before attempting a relationship again, during a meeting in Keeley's office.
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Disposable Outcome
The Safes
Scene Context: Ted and Beard discuss strategies to disrupt cliques, followed by Mae's announcement of a trivia relaunch at Crown & Anchor.
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Be Happy
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Hideaway
INZO
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Quarter to Four
Mariner
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No Hard Feelings
Scene Context: Keeley and Rebecca sit in an empty stadium.
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Golden Rage
Fashion Week
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Wild in the Streets
Circle Jerks
Scene Context: Roy kisses the bartender but stops due to a knee injury.
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It's Gonna Be A Long Night
Scene Context: Roy is lying on the floor in pain while the bartender resumes work.
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Scene Context: Fight in a bar
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U.N.I.T.Y.
Episode 5: Riches of Embarrassment (Sep 1, 2026)
Episode 5 Songs: The ladies face off against Chelsea. Alice feels the pressure. Rebecca navigates a complicated dynamic.
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HONEYMOON
Jo Hill
Scene Context: Mady and Margy discuss the topic of single life after observing Ted dining alone.
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Scene Context: The promotional video for Richmond Women is aired to increase ticket sales at Nelson Road.
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The Wake
Martyrs
Scene Context: Ted encourages Beard to see Jane's critically acclaimed one-woman show.
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Scene Context: The Richmond Women's team enters Nelson Road while their promotional music plays for a small crowd of spectators.
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F**k the People
Scene Context: Rebecca addresses the halftime crowd, encouraging absent Richmond supporters to show more attendance and engagement.
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Scene Context: Keeley and Rebecca are shown comforting each other in bed during the end credits.
Episode 6: Don't Jump Around Much Anymore (Sep 8, 2026)
Episode 6 Songs: It's New Year's Eve! The team celebrates big. Rebecca, Roy, and Keeley ring it in with an old friend.
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What Are You Doing New Year's Eve
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FLATLINE
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You Know You Like It
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Lately
Leyya
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Boys Will Be Boys
Scene Context: 00:04:17
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Liquid Spirit
Gregory Porter
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The Tinker's Dream
Chris Murphy
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Get Up I Feel Like Being a Sex Machine, Pt. 1
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It Feels So Good
Jonny Lucas
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Danny's Song
Loggins & Messina
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She Believes in Me
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Love Letter
Clairy Browne & The Bangin' Rackettes
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Auld Lang Syne
Episode 7: Yes & Baby (Sep 15, 2026)
Episode 7 Songs: Alice and Ted try stepping outside their comfort zones. Zelda helps with a new problem at Richmond.
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Unpretty
Scene Context: Morning routines include waking up, engaging in personal hygiene, and preparing for the day's activities.
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Scene Context: Roy operates a mobility scooter along the hallway on Nelson Road.
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Sentimental Journey
Esquivel and His Orchestra
Scene Context: Ted Lasso Ending Credits Song
Episode 8: Follow the Anger (Sep 22, 2026)
Episode 8 Songs: The Lady Greyhounds navigate a difficult setback. Roy and Keeley prepare for the Wall of Legends.
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Light of Day
Scene Context: Series of matches are shown in quick succession.
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Scene Context: Roy and Keeley prepare to leave together.
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Crazy (James Michael Mix)
Scene Context: Roy and Keeley depart their vehicle and proceed to the Tube station.
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Scene Context: Roy's breakup is revealed, followed by a scene involving Keeley on the Tube.
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Peoples
Cheers Elephant
Scene Context: Higgins discusses share sale offers with Richmond supporters.
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Til The Morning
Scene Context: Gemma's teammates arrange a surprise prior to her medical appointment.
Episode 9: Mae Rides the Bus (Sep 29, 2026)
Episode 9 Songs: Morale is low, but the stakes have never been higher. Mae joins the team on the road. Keeley has news.
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Disposable Outcome
The Safes
Scene Context: Roy expresses concern for Keeley after she faints while using the restroom.
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The Little Mess You Made
The Favors , FINNEAS
Scene Context: Ted expresses gratitude to Mae for looking after Henry, who then describes his game-winning pass.
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Righteous Life
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Scene Context: The music plays as Mae sits down.
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Formation (Homecoming Live)
Scene Context: The song announces Shannon as Gemma’s replacement and marks Shannon’s debut for the season.
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Scene Context: Shannon scores a winning point, and the audience in Richmond reacts.
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Oh Love
Kingfishr
Scene Context: Keeley engages in post-match discussions with Roy. Richmond hosts a celebration for a recent promotion.
Episode 10: Being Alive (Oct 6, 2026)
Big changes in bunches.
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The Tracks of My Tears
Scene Context: Mourners gather at the pub to remember Mae and raise toasts in her honor.
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The Parting Glass
The High Kings
Scene Context: A farewell song is performed in Mae's honor at the pub wake.
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Scene Context: Rebecca appears in Keeley's updated promotional video, advocating for AFC Richmond.
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Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)
Scene Context: End credits roll.
Ted Lasso Season 4 Trailer Songs
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Rubber Band Man
Ted Lasso Season 4 Apple TV Official Teaser Music
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Take Me Home, Country Roads
Ted Lasso Believe Video Music
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Run Together
Ted Lasso Season 4 Official Trailer (Together) Song
Tom Howe composed the score, which works alongside a selection of folk tracks and indie songs to support the show's tone. The production includes various instrumental pieces and popular tracks that highlight the professional challenges of the new league. The soundtrack integrates several melodic songs, including the music featured in the initial trailer by Mumford & Sons and Hozier, to enhance the atmosphere of the project. These musical selections and background tracks are utilized to underscore the specific developments in this 2026 release.
Main Cast
- Jason Sudeikis Ted Lasso
- Hannah Waddingham Rebecca Welton
- Jeremy Swift Leslie Higgins
- Phil Dunster Jamie Tartt
- Brett Goldstein Roy Kent
- Brendan Hunt Coach Beard
- Nick Mohammed Nathan Shelley
- Anthony Stewart Head Rupert Mannion
- Toheeb Jimoh Sam Obisanya
- Cristo Fernández Dani Rojas
Official Trailer
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Can't Truss It | Public Enemy |
| E1 | I Don't Want to Know | Fleetwood Mac |
| E1 | Lady Be Good | Count Basie |
| E1 | K.C. Blues | Charlie Parker |
| E1 | Be | Frogpond |
| E1 | Kansas City | The New Basement Tapes |
| E1 | Different W****r | Marcus Mumford, Tom Howe |
| E2 | Honky Cat | Elton John |
| E2 | You're the Inspiration | Chicago |
| E2 | Clean Heart | Perfume Genius |
| E2 | Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves | Eurythmics |
| E3 | Ladies First (feat. Monie Love) | Queen Latifah |
| E3 | I Dreamed a Dream | Susan Boyle |
| E4 | The Walker | Fitz and The Tantrums |
| E4 | When I Get My Hands On You | The New Basement Tapes |
| E4 | Disposable Outcome | The Safes |
| E4 | Be Happy | Mary J. Blige |
| E4 | Hideaway | INZO |
| E4 | Quarter to Four | Mariner |
| E4 | No Hard Feelings | Wolf Alice |
| E4 | Golden Rage | Fashion Week |
| E4 | Wild in the Streets | Circle Jerks |
| E4 | It's Gonna Be A Long Night | Ween |
| E4 | Oh Yeah | Yello |
| E4 | U.N.I.T.Y. | Queen Latifah |
| E5 | HONEYMOON | Jo Hill |
| E5 | Unstoppable | Sia |
| E5 | The Wake | Martyrs |
| E5 | Unstoppable | Sia |
| E5 | F**k the People | The Kills |
| E5 | Hold On | Wilson Phillips |
| E6 | What Are You Doing New Year's Eve | Nancy Wilson |
| E6 | FLATLINE | Frost Children |
| E6 | You Know You Like It | DJ Snake |
| E6 | Lately | Leyya |
| E6 | Boys Will Be Boys | Dua Lipa |
| E6 | Liquid Spirit | Gregory Porter |
| E6 | Apple | Charli xcx |
| E6 | Jump Around | House of Pain |
| E6 | The Tinker's Dream | Chris Murphy |
| E6 | Get Up I Feel Like Being a Sex Machine, Pt. 1 | James Brown |
| E6 | Celebration | Kool & The Gang |
| E6 | It Feels So Good | Jonny Lucas |
| E6 | Danny's Song | Loggins & Messina |
| E6 | She Believes in Me | Kenny Rogers |
| E6 | Love Letter | Clairy Browne & The Bangin' Rackettes |
| E6 | Wanker | The Darkness |
| E6 | Dopamine | Robyn |
| E6 | Auld Lang Syne | Ingrid Michaelson |
| E7 | Unpretty | TLC |
| E7 | Red Right Hand | Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds |
| E7 | Sentimental Journey | Esquivel and His Orchestra |
| E8 | Light of Day | Joan Jett & The Blackhearts |
| E8 | When I Get My Hands On You | The New Basement Tapes |
| E8 | Crazy (James Michael Mix) | Alanis Morissette |
| E8 | When I Get My Hands On You | The New Basement Tapes |
| E8 | Peoples | Cheers Elephant |
| E8 | Til The Morning | Royel Otis |
| E9 | Disposable Outcome | The Safes |
| E9 | The Little Mess You Made | The Favors, FINNEAS |
| E9 | Righteous Life | Sergio Mendes |
| E9 | Jump Around | House of Pain |
| E9 | Formation (Homecoming Live) | Beyoncé |
| E9 | Lust For Life | Iggy Pop |
| E9 | Oh Love | Kingfishr |
| E10 | The Tracks of My Tears | Smokey Robinson & The Miracles |
| E10 | The Parting Glass | The High Kings |
| E10 | I Love It | Icona Pop, Charli XCX |
| E10 | Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think) | The Specials |





