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Thursday, September 10, 2026

EA Sports FC 27 Reveals Official Soundtrack: Interpol, The War on Drugs, The Strokes, and More

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    EA Sports FC 27, the latest installment of the beloved soccer video game franchise (formerly known as the FIFA game series), has revealed its official soundtrack.

    Buy EA Sports FC 27

    As usual with EA Sports FC, the soundtrack is stacked with songs from acclaimed new releases, including Interpol (“See Out Loud”), The Strokes (“Lonely in the Future”), Snail Mail (“Tractor Beam”), Grace Ives (“Avalanche”), Nia Archives (“Vertical”), Ca7riel y Paco Amoroso (“Muero”), Yard Act (“Cherophobe Rock”), Chalk (“Can’t Feel It”), and The Neighbourhood (“Red Flag”). Also featured in the game are great new singles from The War on Drugs, Shygirl, Jim Legxacy, Fat Dog, Barry Can’t Swim, and many more — some artists also have new songs on the soundtrack that remain unreleased, like Cage the Elephant, Mura Masa, and Royal Blood. The soundtrack is exclusively available on Spotify; check it out here.

    EA Sports FC 27 will be released on September 25th, 2026. Pick up a copy of the ultimate edition here — which features one week of early access — or the standard edition here.

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