
Yellowjackets Soundtrack Season 3 (2025) Guide
The third season of Yellowjackets shatters any lingering sanity as the 1996 timeline follows a ruthless teen Shauna seizing total dictatorial power over the stranded camp following the cabin's destruction. Stripped of shelter, the teens plunge into absolute moral decay, uncovering long-hidden betrayals, including Misty’s role in destroying the plane's transponder, and resorting to tactical card-rigging that culminates in the long-awaited, fatal "Pit Girl" hunt. Concurrently in the present day, the adult survivors implode under the weight of Natalie’s sudden absence, descending into absolute paranoia as a lethal chain reaction of violence claims both Lottie and Van, forcing the remaining women to realize that the monstrous nature they cultivated in the woods has permanently consumed who they are.
Stripped of shelter and pushed beyond the brink of civilized morality, Yellowjackets Season 3 thrusts the stranded soccer players into the brutal aftermath of the cabin's destruction. In the wilderness of 1997, survival gives way to outright tribal authoritarianism as young Shauna tightens her dictatorial grip over the group, explosive secrets regarding the plane's transponder are unmasked, and the lethal card draws escalate toward the long-awaited 'Pit Girl' ritual prophesied in the series premiere. Concurrently in the modern day, the surviving women grapple with the devastating vacuum left by Natalie's death, spiraling into lethal paranoia, betrayals, and devastating confrontations that prove the untamed darkness of the Canadian wilderness never truly released them.
The Yellowjackets Season 3 soundtrack is an incendiary collision of riot grrrl fury, 1990s britpop, visceral grunge, and eerie pop irony. Anchored by the haunting dread of Radiohead's 'Exit Music (For a Film)', Fiona Apple's transgressive masterpiece 'Criminal', Bush's raw ballad 'Glycerine', and Oasis's monumental 'Wonderwall', the music channels the raw ferocity of youth corrupted by survival. From the rebellious punk energy of Bikini Kill's 'Rebel Girl' and Rancid to the macabre recurring use of Juice Newton's 'Queen of Hearts' during the rigged death-draw rituals, composers Craig Wedren and Anna Waronker expand their sonic universe with the primal orchestral motifs of 'Blood Hive 3', highlighted by the chilling dual-part suite 'The Cave'.
Episode 1: It Girl (Feb 16, 2025)
Summer inspires the Yellowjackets to ditch soccer for a more contact-intensive sport and revive an old pagan tradition. In the present, a cringe-worthy funeral flows organically into a bar therapy session.
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Maxwell Murder
Rancid
Scene Context: Opening scene
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Morning Has Broken
Scene Context: Montage of daily life in the Yellowjackets village, showcasing routines and community interactions.
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Scene Context: Tai and Van are running through the streets.
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Glycerine
Scene Context: Tai and Van engage in a romantic kiss.
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Scene Context: Misty performs at a local dive bar.
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Lyric Snippet: "End credits roll."
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Scene Context: Tai and Van are at a trendy restaurant.
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I'm Gonna Blow
Scene Context: Misty performs at a local dive bar.
Episode 2: Dislocation (Feb 16, 2025)
The Yellowjackets are stuck deciding whether to track down a missing teammate or just trip out on mushrooms. Shauna secures a spot on the world's most unsupportive partner list. Misty finds herself tangled in the intimate chaos of sleepover parties.
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Scene Context: Van performs a song at the karaoke venue.
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Scene Context: Callie, Misty, and Lottie attend a party.
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Queen of Hearts
Scene Context: A mobile phone ringtone is heard in the bathroom.
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Far Behind
Candlebox
Scene Context: Jeff performs energetic musical performances.
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London Guitar
Scene Context: Jeff and Shauna attended a trendy restaurant.
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Like a Man
Brie Stoner
Scene Context: At the reception area of an upscale dining establishment.
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Milonga de L'Espoir
Jacques Pellarin
Scene Context: Scene takes place at a Latin church.
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Scene Context: End credits roll.
Episode 3: Them's the Brakes (Feb 23, 2025)
The return of a Yellowjacket sparks a vengeful frenzy in the team. Lottie's rendition of Cool Aunt Without Kids leaves Callie with an open door to answers about her mother's twisted past. Tai and Van receive a karmic payout for their dine and dash.
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Queen of Hearts
Scene Context: Shauna receives a phone call.
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I'm Too Sexy
Right Said Fred
Scene Context: In Wilderness Cave, Mari performs a rendition of the song.
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Scene Context: Shauna and Misty are in a mini van.
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Make Your Own Kind of Music
Scene Context: Lottie and Callie are in the kitchen, preparing food together.
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Feelin' Like Yeah Yeah Yeah
Scene Context: Scene takes place at a mall.
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Scene Context: End of scene; credits begin.
Episode 4: 12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis (Mar 2, 2025)
The Yellowjackets attempt to spin a hundred suspicions into proof. Coach Scott has an existential meltdown. Meanwhile, Jeff embarks on a crusade to make things right as Shauna is forcibly committed to some "me time." Spoiler: it's not a spa day.
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Fresh Blood
Scene Context: Tai and Van observe and await developments.
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Scene Context: Shauna works while listening to music and engages in an argument with Misty.
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Scene Context: Van and Tai have a daytime date.
Episode 5: Did Tai Do That? (Mar 9, 2025)
The Yellowjackets confront the reality of having to pull an Old Yeller. Lottie mentors an up-and-coming prophet. In the present, Misty investigates a suspicious death. Shauna, desperate, turns to the last person she would trust – because, why not?
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Scene Context: In the final scene, Melissa cuts Coach Ben's Achilles tendon.
Episode 6: Thanksgiving (Canada) (Mar 16, 2025)
The Yellowjackets start turning on each other faster than a reality TV reunion special. Meanwhile, the Sadecki family "vacation" features a vending machine and a deep dive into questionable parenting choices. Misty uncovers an incriminating clue.
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Scene Context: Callie and Jeff are watching the film "Repo Divorcees.
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Bae Nosy
LohArano
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Queen of Hearts
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Be There
Scene Context: Natalie completes the task she has been avoiding.
Episode 7: Croak (Mar 23, 2025)
The Yellowjackets realize their choices have snowballed into a catastrophe. Misty sets her sights on a fresh suspect, and even she's surprised by the plot twist. Meanwhile, Taissa's desperation is peeling back layers she didn't even know she had.
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Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad
Scene Context: Shauna, Tai, Van, and Misty arrive at a gas station.
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Scene Context: Campers engage in social activities and recreational events in the wilderness.
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Blood B***h
Scene Context: End credits roll.
Episode 8: A Normal, Boring Life (Mar 30, 2025)
With a possible escape from their nightmare, the Yellowjackets learn not everyone may be in a rush to leave. In the present, the unexpected return of an old teammate sends Shauna spiraling in ways that should probably concern everyone.
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Girl from Ipanema
David Wilson
Scene Context: Jeff and Callie are at the coffee shop inside the hotel.
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Scene Context: The Yellowjackets prepare to return home. They imagine life in the normal world.
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Scene Context: The Yellowjackets are preparing to depart for their return journey.
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Dig Me Out
Scene Context: End credits: Shauna bites Melissa's arm and attempts to compel her to consume her skin.
Episode 9: How the Story Ends (Apr 6, 2025)
The Yellowjackets' rites of spring come to an end, with Misty getting a pick-me-up and Shauna facing a sticky Melissa problem, all while taking cues from Stravinsky (or Picciotto).
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YSFP
Red Ribbon
Scene Context: Scene takes place in Callie's room.
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Creep
Stone Temple Pilots
Scene Context: Jeff and Callie discuss Shauna's malevolent actions.
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Scene Context: Van dies at the hands of Melissa; Shauna and Tai discover her corpse.
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Dear One
Pisces
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Glycerine
Scene Context: End credits
Episode 10: Full Circle (Apr 13, 2025)
Things turn frigid as bloody new alliances get built and spilled. It's our time, right now, down here in the new Queen's court. Eat up, drink deep, and descend.
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The Mistery of Love
Marianne Faithfull
Scene Context: Tai buries Van's corpse and consumes her liver.
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Scene Context: Walter is in his car, observing Tai and Misty at the restaurant.
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Scene Context: Natalie, with Misty's assistance, attempts to establish contact with the outside world using a transmitter. End credits.
Blood Hive 3 (Original Score From The TV Series Yellowjackets)
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Sleepwalking
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Melissa's Bad Day (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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All Connected (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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You Can't Cheat Death
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Goop Sorceress
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Shipment for Shipman (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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The Antler Queen Rises
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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A Tale Of Two Tails
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Change The Odds (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Shauna Will Lead Us (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Survival (feat. Caroline Shaw & Simón Wilson)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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The Frogs Answer (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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The Birds And The Bees Of Frog Orgies
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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A Message For Alex, Pt. 2
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Nat's Jacket
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Barbara’s Always Are
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Pushed By A Cult Nutzo
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Winter Is Coming / Return Of The Transponder (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Handyman
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Good Food, Terrible Service, Pt. 2
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Return Of The Meat Shed (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Partaking In Light Cannibalism (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Take A Bite (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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She Did What
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Thirty Seconds (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Do The Honors (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Senator Dine N Dash
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Tracking Hannah (feat. Caroline Shaw)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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The People vs Benjamin Scott
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Palliative Care
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Tai And Van Sitting In A Tree
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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Shauna Stalked, Pt. 3 / Revealed
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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The Cave, Pt. 1 (feat. Caroline Shaw & Simón Wilson)
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
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The Cave, Pt. 2
Craig Wedren , Anna Waronker
From the explosive opening chords of 'It Girl' to the psychological devastation of 'How the Story Ends' and the shocking finale 'Full Circle', identifying every needle drop in Yellowjackets Season 3 is seamless with SeekerTune. Explore our verified, chronological episode guide detailing track titles, exact scenes, and key narrative milestones—from cave rituals to tense bar reunions. Listen to 30-second audio previews and jump directly to stream your favorite tracks on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music to experience the defining soundtrack of Showtime's survival phenomenon.
Main Cast
- Melanie Lynskey Shauna Sadecki
- Tawny Cypress Taissa Turner
- Sophie Nélisse Teen Shauna Shipman
- Jasmin Savoy Brown Teen Taissa Turner
- Sophie Thatcher Teen Natalie Scatorccio
- Sammi Hanratty Teen Misty Quigley
- Warren Kole Jeff Sadecki
- Christina Ricci Misty Quigley
Official Trailer
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Maxwell Murder | Rancid |
| E1 | Morning Has Broken | Cat Stevens |
| E1 | I Think We're Alone Now | Tiffany |
| E1 | Glycerine | Bush |
| E1 | Cherry Bomb | The Runaways |
| E1 | I Will Survive | CAKE |
| E1 | Bumps | I M U R |
| E1 | I'm Gonna Blow | Trevor M. Simpson |
| E2 | Virtual Insanity | Jamiroquai |
| E2 | Criminal | Fiona Apple |
| E2 | Queen of Hearts | Juice Newton |
| E2 | Far Behind | Candlebox |
| E2 | London Guitar | Sounds of Red Bull |
| E2 | Like a Man | Brie Stoner |
| E2 | Milonga de L'Espoir | Jacques Pellarin |
| E2 | Rebel Girl | Bikini Kill |
| E3 | Queen of Hearts | Juice Newton |
| E3 | I'm Too Sexy | Right Said Fred |
| E3 | Nookie | Limp Bizkit |
| E3 | Make Your Own Kind of Music | Cass Elliot |
| E3 | Feelin' Like Yeah Yeah Yeah | Simon Tellier |
| E3 | Cold | The Cure |
| E4 | Fresh Blood | Eels |
| E4 | The Sign | Ace of Base |
| E4 | Linger | The Cranberries |
| E5 | Rid of Me | PJ Harvey |
| E6 | Fake AF | Bleeding Fingers |
| E6 | Bae Nosy | LohArano |
| E6 | Queen of Hearts | Juice Newton |
| E6 | Be There | Low |
| E7 | Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad | Tammy Wynette |
| E7 | Fly | Sugar Ray |
| E7 | Blood B***h | Cocteau Twins |
| E8 | Girl from Ipanema | David Wilson |
| E8 | Alright | Supergrass |
| E8 | Wonderwall | Oasis |
| E8 | Dig Me Out | Sleater-Kinney |
| E9 | YSFP | Red Ribbon |
| E9 | Creep | Stone Temple Pilots |
| E9 | Exit Music (For a Film) | Radiohead |
| E9 | Dear One | Pisces |
| E9 | Glycerine | Bush |
| E10 | The Mistery of Love | Marianne Faithfull |
| E10 | Raining Blood | Slayer |
| E10 | Livin' On the Edge | Aerosmith |





