When The Greatest Showman arrived in theaters in December 2017, its original soundtrack quickly became a phenomenon in its own right. Written by the award-winning duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, the music brought P.T. Barnum’s story to life with a blend of pop, musical theater, and anthemic ballads. The The Greatest Showman soundtrack features 11 tracks — nine original songs and two reprises — performed by the film’s cast, including Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya, Michelle Williams, Keala Settle, and Loren Allred.
For anyone looking to explore every song from the movie, this guide covers the complete track listing in order, details on who sings each piece, where to find lyrics, and how to start listening. The soundtrack remains one of the best-selling film scores of the decade, with billions of streams across platforms and multiple weeks at number one on the Billboard 200.
Below you will find a full breakdown of each song, the cast members behind the vocals, and direct links to official playlists and lyric sources.
What are all the songs from The Greatest Showman in order?
All Songs in Order
Full tracklist of the soundtrack, including reprises and bonus tracks.
Lyrics for Every Song
Get the complete lyrics for each track, including Never Enough and This Is Me.
Cast & Performers
Which actor sings which song, including Zac Efron, Hugh Jackman, Zendaya, and Keala Settle.
Streaming & Buying
Direct links to listen on Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, and buy the album.
The standard soundtrack album contains 11 tracks and runs for 39 minutes and 51 seconds. The order follows the narrative arc of the film, beginning with the opening number and ending with the ensemble finale.
- The Greatest Showman soundtrack features 9 original songs plus 2 reprises, written by Pasek and Paul.
- This Is Me won a Golden Globe for Best Original Song and was nominated for an Academy Award.
- The soundtrack spent multiple weeks at #1 on the Billboard 200.
- Zac Efron and Zendaya perform the duet “Rewrite The Stars.”
- Keala Settle’s performance of “This Is Me” became an anthem for self-acceptance.
- The album has been certified multi-platinum worldwide.
- Streaming numbers for the full soundtrack exceed several billion plays globally.
| Track | Performer(s) | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 1. The Greatest Show | Hugh Jackman, Keala Settle, Zac Efron, Zendaya, Ensemble | 5:01 |
| 2. A Million Dreams | Ziv Zaifman, Hugh Jackman, Michelle Williams | 4:30 |
| 3. A Million Dreams (Reprise) | Austyn Johnson, Cameron Seely, Hugh Jackman | 1:10 |
| 4. Come Alive | Hugh Jackman, Keala Settle, Daniel Everidge, Zendaya | 3:13 |
| 5. The Other Side | Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron | 3:35 |
| 6. Never Enough | Loren Allred | 3:28 |
| 7. This Is Me | Keala Settle | 3:55 |
| 8. Rewrite the Stars | Zac Efron, Zendaya | 3:37 |
| 9. Tightrope | Michelle Williams | 3:54 |
| 10. Never Enough (Reprise) | Loren Allred | 1:20 |
| 11. From Now On | Hugh Jackman, Ensemble | 5:11 |
For the complete The Greatest Showman soundtrack songs list, you can check the official Wikipedia entry for the album, which includes additional details on chart performance and certifications.
What are the lyrics to The Greatest Showman songs?
Official lyrics for every track are available through multiple sources. Streaming platforms such as Spotify include synchronized lyrics for all songs, and official lyric videos have been published on YouTube for tracks like “This Is Me” and “From Now On.” Genius also provides a full annotated collection of the soundtrack’s lyrics with songwriter annotations.
Where to find verified lyrics
The most reliable sources for lyrics are the official lyric videos on YouTube and the lyrics pages on Genius. These sources are regularly updated and, in many cases, verified by the rights holders. The official YouTube playlist includes each song with on-screen lyrics for key tracks.
Key themes in the lyrics
The songs explore ambition, identity, love, and self-acceptance. “This Is Me” delivers a message of embracing who you are, while “Rewrite the Stars” deals with love across social boundaries. “Never Enough” reflects on the emptiness of material success, and “From Now On” celebrates redemption and reconnection with what truly matters.
For the most popular songs, official lyric videos are available on YouTube: “This Is Me” (Keala Settle) and “From Now On” (Hugh Jackman & Ensemble) both have dedicated lyric videos published by Atlantic Records. Spotify also offers real-time lyrics within its app for all soundtrack tracks.
If you are looking for a Full track listing and singers for The Greatest Showman, the Wikipedia article provides a complete table with performers and song lengths.
Which songs does Zac Efron sing in The Greatest Showman?
Zac Efron performs on three tracks in the soundtrack. His vocals appear in the opening ensemble number, a duet with Hugh Jackman, and the romantic duet with Zendaya. He does not have any solo songs in the film.
Zac Efron’s songs
- “The Greatest Show” — ensemble opening number with Hugh Jackman, Keala Settle, Zendaya, and the full cast.
- “The Other Side” — duet with Hugh Jackman that serves as a turning point for his character, Phillip Carlyle.
- “Rewrite the Stars” — duet with Zendaya, one of the most-streamed duets from the soundtrack.
Other cast performers
Hugh Jackman appears on the majority of tracks, including three solos or co-leads. Michelle Williams sings “Tightrope” as Charity Barnum. Keala Settle leads “This Is Me” and joins the ensemble on “The Greatest Show” and “Come Alive.” Loren Allred provides the uncredited vocal performance for “Never Enough” and its reprise, while Rebecca Lawrence lip-syncs the song on screen.
Loren Allred, the vocalist for “Never Enough,” does not appear on screen. Actress Rebecca Ferguson portrayed the character Jenny Lind and lip-synced to Allred’s recorded vocals. This is confirmed by official production notes and interviews with the filmmakers.
Where can I listen to The Greatest Showman songs?
The full soundtrack is available on all major streaming platforms and digital stores. Below are the most common ways to access the songs.
Streaming platforms
- Spotify — the official playlist includes all 11 tracks in order. You can find it by searching for “The Greatest Showman Soundtrack” on the platform.
- YouTube — the official YouTube playlist, published by Atlantic Records, contains every song either as audio tracks or lyric videos.
- Apple Music — the album is available for streaming and download on Apple Music.
- Amazon Music — included with Prime Music and available for purchase on Amazon Music.
Physical and digital purchase
The soundtrack was released on CD, vinyl, and digital download through Atlantic Records. Deluxe editions may include bonus tracks such as “A Million Dreams (Movie Version)” or instrumental versions, depending on the market.
Some online sources list a bonus track called “A Million Dreams (Movie Version)” as part of a deluxe edition. This version is not included in the standard 11-track album. Check the specific edition before purchasing or downloading if you want the complete set of tracks.
When was the soundtrack released and how did it perform?
The timeline below shows the key milestones for the soundtrack’s release and its cultural impact.
- December 8, 2017 — The Greatest Showman soundtrack is released with 11 tracks.
- January 2018 — “This Is Me” wins the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.
- March 2018 — The soundtrack reaches #1 on the Billboard 200 chart, where it spends multiple non-consecutive weeks.
- January 2018 – ongoing — Various re-recordings and covers by other artists, including Keala Settle and Pink, keep the songs in the public eye.
Which details about the soundtrack are confirmed and which remain unclear?
| Established information | Information that remains unclear |
|---|---|
| The song “Never Enough” is performed vocally by Loren Allred, while Rebecca Ferguson lip-syncs on screen. | Some online sources list a bonus track “A Million Dreams (Movie Version)” as part of the deluxe edition, but availability varies by region and retailer. |
| There is a “Reprise” of “A Million Dreams” sung by young actors Austyn Johnson and Cameron Seely alongside Hugh Jackman. | It is not always clear which digital editions include the reprise versions, as some streaming platforms list them as separate tracks. |
| Zac Efron does not sing alone; his songs are duets or ensemble numbers. | Exact recording session dates and studio personnel for each track have not been publicly detailed by Atlantic Records. |
What makes The Greatest Showman soundtrack so popular?
The success of the soundtrack is closely tied to the emotional resonance of its songs. Pasek and Paul, who previously wrote for La La Land and Dear Evan Hansen, created numbers that function both as musical theater pieces and standalone pop anthems. The film’s narrative uses each song to advance character development — for example, “The Other Side” marks Phillip Carlyle’s decision to join the circus, while “From Now On” represents Barnum’s return to his family.
The viral popularity of “This Is Me” played a significant role. The song became a rallying cry for self-acceptance and was widely covered, shared, and performed at events ranging from talent shows to award ceremonies. “Rewrite the Stars” became one of the most-streamed duets on Spotify, and the album as a whole has amassed billions of streams globally.
What have the songwriters and critics said about the soundtrack?
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul have described their approach to the soundtrack in interviews. According to a Billboard interview, the duo said: “We wanted each song to feel like a showstopper in its own right.” This ambition is reflected in the bombastic arrangements of “The Greatest Show” and the intimate restraint of “Tightrope.”
“We wanted each song to feel like a showstopper in its own right.”
— Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, songwriters, in a Billboard interview
Critics have praised the soundtrack for its accessibility and emotional clarity. The album’s chart performance — multiple weeks at #1 on the Billboard 200 — underscores its broad appeal. The Official Charts Company has also documented its long-running success in the UK, where it spent many weeks in the top 10.
What should you know about The Greatest Showman songs?
The Greatest Showman soundtrack offers 11 carefully crafted songs that blend musical theater with modern pop. From the opening energy of “The Greatest Show” to the reflective finale “From Now On,” each track serves a distinct purpose in the story. The performances by Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya, Keala Settle, and others have made these songs enduring favorites. For the Full track listing and singers for The Greatest Showman, the Wikipedia entry remains the most comprehensive source.
Frequently asked questions about The Greatest Showman songs
How many songs are in The Greatest Showman?
The standard soundtrack has 11 tracks: 9 original songs plus 2 reprises.
Who sings “Never Enough” in The Greatest Showman?
The vocals are performed by Loren Allred, while Rebecca Ferguson lip-syncs in the film.
Is “This Is Me” from The Greatest Showman?
Yes, it is one of the featured songs, sung by Keala Settle.
What is the song order in The Greatest Showman?
The first song is “The Greatest Show”, followed by “A Million Dreams”, “A Million Dreams (Reprise)”, “Come Alive”, “The Other Side”, “Never Enough”, “This Is Me”, “Rewrite the Stars”, “Tightrope”, “From Now On”, and the finale reprise “Never Enough (Reprise)”.
Where can I find The Greatest Showman songs with lyrics?
Lyrics are available on Genius and many lyric websites. Official lyric videos on YouTube also include on-screen text for key tracks.
Does the soundtrack include any non-English versions?
Official versions are in English; later covers exist in multiple languages but are not part of the original soundtrack.
Which songs does Hugh Jackman sing in The Greatest Showman?
Hugh Jackman sings on “The Greatest Show”, “A Million Dreams”, “A Million Dreams (Reprise)”, “Come Alive”, “The Other Side”, and “From Now On”.
Is there a reprise of “Never Enough” in the soundtrack?
Yes, “Never Enough (Reprise)” is track 10, performed by Loren Allred as a short reprise of the main song.
What is the longest song on The Greatest Showman soundtrack?
“From Now On” is the longest track at 5 minutes and 11 seconds.
Henry Wallace is Managing Editor at NewsPrism.co.uk, running the daily news list and covering UK and world affairs.