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Your Halloween 2025 Playlist

There are few things we love more than Halloweekend here at Penn State. Rearranging our schedules to ensure we’re able to show face at every party, meticulously piecing together a different costume for each day of the week (yes, that’s right, I said week), and getting a mini-sized candy on my way out of class that immediately erases the pain of a grueling chapter test is what makes this time of year feel so special and nostalgic.

You’re bound to experience some spooky things this weekend, like waking up with a wicked hangover after a four-day bender and realizing you haven’t opened Canvas since Wednesday night. Or maybe you show up to a party and someone else is in the exact same costume as you (don’t worry, you look way better). But no matter what, the memories you made this Halloweekend will haunt you (in a good way) for the foreseeable future.

Like Dr. Frankenstein himself, we have pieced together a playlist to accompany you at every frightful function, spooky social, or paranormal pre-game on your calendar. It features 100 of my favorite Halloween tracks, capable of resurrecting me from the dead through pure Halloween spirit. After this weekend, you might need that kind of revival, too.

Go give it a listen, and happy Halloweekend, Penn State!

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About the Author

Cadyn Gill

Cadyn is a third-year broadcast journalism major at Penn State. Hailing from the great state of Texas, he is a die hard Dallas sports fan. You'll often see him voicing his opinions on music and sports on X/Twitter @cgill214.

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