Here’s What Each Habs Player Chose For Their Skate-Out Song

Nick Suzuki walk out song

MONTREAL, October 14, 2025 – The Bell Centre sounded a little different to open the Habs’ first home game of the 2025-26 season.

Before facing the Seattle Kraken on Tuesday, Canadiens players each selected their own walkout (skateout?) songs for the team’s traditional player presentation ceremony. The musical picks—mixed by guest DJ Miss Shelton from a special perch atop the Zamboni tunnel—spanned multiple genres and decades before ending with something more familiar.

Captain Nick Suzuki (pictured above) skated out last to his personal choice, the team’s habitual intro tune, “Fix You” by Coldplay.

Whether it’s controlling the play or the AUX, the Canadiens captain sure knows how to get fans on their feet.

See the full list of walkout songs below, in order of presentation:

PLAYERSONGARTIST
13 Cole CaufieldMoney for NothingDire Straits
15 Alex NewhookThe Rhythm of the GoatThe Navigators
17 Josh AndersonSweet Child O’ MineGuns N’ Roses
20 Juraj SlafkovskýKSN – Pintlinch RemixYzomandias
21 Kaiden GuhleMonster (feat. JAY-Z, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj & Bon Iver)Kanye West
35 Samuel MontembeaultLa machine à scorerBob Bissonnette
45 Alexandre Carrier#10Loud
48 Lane HutsonCome with Me NowKONGOS
53 Noah DobsonBroadway Girls (feat. Morgan Wallen)Lil Durk
71 Jake EvansThe StrokeBilly Squier
72 Arber XhekajAcross the NationThe Union Underground
75 Jakub DobešWhere You Are (feat. HAYLA)John Summit
76 Zachary BolducPour mon paysSir Pathétik
77 Kirby DachThe Show Goes OnLupe Fiasco
91 Oliver KapanenLevelsAvicii
92 Patrik LaineTitanium (feat. Sia)David Guetta
93 Ivan DemidovAnimal I Have BecomeThree Days Grace
8 Mike MathesonMr. BrightsideThe Killers
11 Brendan GallagherEnter SandmanMetallica
14 Nick SuzukiFix YouColdplay

To hear the full playlist on Spotify, click here.

Note that some tracks may contain explicit lyrics. Listener discretion is advised

The Habs won the home opener 5-4 in OT over the Seattle Krakenat the Bell Centre on Tuesday. Cole Caufield scored a pair of goals, including the overtime winner.

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