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Cincinnati Reds Walkup Songs

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The Reds' walkup tradition

Cincinnati walkup culture is anchored by Elly De La Cruz's electric at-bats — his walkups have ranged across Latin, hip hop, and reggaeton. The Reds roster's young core has brought a more current walkup style to a historically traditional franchise.

The most iconic Reds walkup moment

Joey Votto's 17-year tenure with the Reds brought consistently understated walkup picks — the antithesis of flashy modern walkup theater. His era ended in 2023 but his at-bats still define Reds walkup memory.

Cincinnati Reds roster & walkup songs (27 players)

Every player on the active roster. 20 walkup songs are publicly confirmed below; tap a player for the full breakdown. Players without a documented walkup still have their own page — we update them as new info gets reported through team broadcasts and beat coverage.

Player	Pos	Walkup Song	Preview
Andrew Abbott #41	P	God's Country — Blake Shelton
Graham Ashcraft #23	P	Hillbilly Deluxe — Brooks & Dunn
Will Benson #30	LF	Can't Tell Me Nothing — Kanye West
JJ Bleday #22	CF	World on Fire (feat. Slightly Stoopid) — Stick Figure
Brock Burke #49	P	When The Music Stops — Eminem
Elly De La Cruz #44	SS	Real Guerrero — Secreto El Famoso Biberon
Hunter Greene #21	SP	Roc the Mic — Beanie Sigel & Freeway
Ke'Bryan Hayes #3	3B	Richard Millie Plain — Gunna
Pierce Johnson #52	P	The Purge Siren Dubstep — Macpro
Nathaniel Lowe #31	1B	One Last Breath — Creed
Matt McLain #9	2B	Still D.R.E. — Dr. Dre
Sam Moll #50	P	umean — Gunna
Dane Myers #17	CF	Tops Drop — Fat Pat
Emilio Pagán #15	P	Kingdom — Downstait
Tony Santillan #64	P	Ain't No Love In Oklahoma — Luke Combs
Brady Singer #51	P	Waiting for the Thunder — Blackberry Smoke
Spencer Steer #7	1B	Lay Low — Tiësto
Tyler Stephenson #37	C	Boneless — Steve Aoki, Chris Lake & Tujamo
Jose Trevino #35	C	Hip Hop Hooray — Naughty By Nature
Brandon Williamson #55	P	Big Lie — Post Malone
Chase Burns #26	P	—
Jose Franco #74	P	—
TJ Friedl #29	CF	—
Rece Hinds #57	RF	—
Rhett Lowder #25	P	—
Connor Phillips #34	P	—
Sal Stewart #27	3B	—

How to use Reds walkup songs for your team

Whether you're coaching Little League, travel ball, high school, or college baseball, picking a walkup song from a Cincinnati Reds player is one of the cleanest ways to give a kid a confidence boost at the plate. The trick: most MLB walkups need a careful trim point — the 15-second window is rarely the song's first 15 seconds.

1. Pick the Reds player whose walkup style fits the kid (power hitter, leadoff, closer, etc.)
2. Open the song's page on this site to see the recommended trim window
3. Build your roster in Walkup Pro, assign the song, and set the trim
4. Connect a Bluetooth speaker at the field and tap to play on game day

For a complete walkthrough, see how to play walkup songs at baseball games. For more on what makes a great walkup work, see the anatomy of the perfect walkup song.