SYTYCD Season 9: Dallas and New York Auditions Music (Premiere!)
Hello all! Since I won’t be able to see tonight’s show live… I would really appreciate your help in finding the music from tonight’s So You Think You Can Dance Season 9 premiere. As you know, we’ve been listing all of the SYTYCD music ever since SYTYCD season 2. We hope to do the same this season.
In the comments below please list any and all songs that you happen to pick up, and any songs that you’d like me to specifically find and within twenty-four hours from the show I’ll update this post with the songs that I was able to catch. Please attempt to be as specific as possible as to where the music came from during the episode so I would know not to look for it and move on to the next piece of music.
The more songs that you guys are able to find, the more time I will have in finding the songs that you are unable to find.
Thank you so much for your help!
– Marianya
UPDATE: We just got word that Episode 1 of So You Think You Can Dance will feature “BROTHER BROTHER” 
the single released last season on SYTYCD. We’ll have to see who dances to it or when it’s used on the show.
UPDATE 2: Thanks to all of the readers that have helped with this list. As Marianya stated, she and hopefully Emilie will help with more of the music and making the list much nicer tomorrow.
UPDATE 3: Since fox.com does not allow viewing of last night episode until June 1st, please bear with me as I try to find the music that is missing from the list below. I have rearranged the music in the order that I know of from what I was able to piece together from various videos I’ve found online.
So You Think You Can Dance Season 9 Premiere Music List:
NEW YORK AUDITIONS
The song at the very beginning of SYTYCD Season 9 after the opening credits is Icarus? by maedon
Beginning of the NY auditions: District 78 – New York Grind
Amelia Lowe’s intro piece; talking about silent movies: Scott Joplin – The Entertainer
Amelia Lowe’s audition music is “Non, Je ne regrette rien” by Edith Piaf
District 78 – Bubblegumbo
Austin “Mr Wiggles” Freeman interview music: Missy Elliot’s “Shake Your Pom Pom”
Austin “Mr Wiggles” Freeman audition music: LMFAO’s “Sexy and I Know It”
Dancers moving on to Vegas montage Day One: “Ready 2 Go” by Martin Solveig feat Kele
Partial of Shafeek’s interview piece is a sample music of Bond’s Viva!
Shafeek danced to “Moving Cities [Alternate Version]” by Faze Action
End of the NY day 1 auditions; 10 more contestants make it to Vegas: Nicki Minaj – Va Va Voom
The Song during Leo Reyes’ background story was “The Dress Looks Nice On You” – Sufjan Stevens
Leo Reyes (The guy whose mother attempted suicide) danced to “Look What You’ve Done” – Drake
During the bad dancer montage about 50 minutes through the show on Day Two the song was Evacuate the Dancefloor by Cascada
Chehon (the ballet dancer from Switzerland) danced to Sail – AWOLNation
Music of dancers passing through the choreography round Day Two When Love Takes Over by David Guetta featuring Kelly Rowland
DALLAS AUDITIONS
Introduction to auditions for Dallas Auditions: Tell Me Something I Don’t Know by Selena Gomez
Bree Hafen (mother of 2) danced to “Sort Of” by Ingrid Michaelson
Stepheon ”The Zombie” Stewart danced to the song “Haunt You” by Flux Pavilion
Hampton “The Exorcist” Williams danced to the song “My Immortal” by Evanescence
Tom Salta – Primitive Force
Tom Salta – Rush
James Dooley – Rite of the Imperium
PP Music – Escape from Slavery
Day Two Auditions at Dallas lead in music: Calvin Harris’ Feel So Close
Daniel Baker’s background music for his interview was “Gymnopédie No. 1” by French classical composer Erik Satie
Daniel Baker’s audition music: Phillip Glass – Mvt. 1, Concerto Fantasy
Montage of other dancers from the Dallas auditions who made it to vegas: David Guetta (feat. Nicki Minaj & Flo Rida) – Where Them Girls At
Sam Shreffler’s audition: Charice (feat. Iyaz) – Pyramid
After Sam Shreffler’s audition: Cindy Alexander – Wonderful
PP Music – Sherlus Victorius
Von Kipper ? (The rude guy) danced to Cinema (Skrillex remix) – Benny Benassi
PP Music – Fulgor Solaris
PP Music – Gothic Oblivion
Last Song for Jarelle’s audition was “It’s Good to See You Again (feat. Marcus Paul James)” by Scott Alan
After Jarelle’s audition others that made it through to Vegas via choreography: Nick Nolan – Free For All
“BROTHER BROTHER”
Hi again…still looking for the song from the last dancer in NY…anyhelp thanks
Does anyone know of the specific version or remix of Gymnopedie No. 1 that is used? It has a drum track to it. Have searched everywhere with no luck. Help!
I posted the songs I was able to get here earlier: http://www.tunefind.com/show/so-you-think-you-can-dance/season-9/11541
I was able to get most of them, but still missing a couple more; such as the dubstep song that played before & after Von’s audition.
What was the song that had the word “Unstoppable” in it?!! It was a pop kind of song!! I really liked it but I can’t find it anywhere!!
Looking for the song that played mostly before Von Kipper’s dance audition, and a small amount afterwards. It said Unstoppable over and over again without any other lyrics. Really NEED this song!!!!
the song played when jarelle receives his ticket and dancers passing through the choreography is Nick Nolan- Free for All
you can hear it here: http://www.nicknolan.com/audio/page3/
The song playing during Shafeek’s backstory on flipping sounded like Conquistador by Procul Harum.
The last song played at the end of the episode was the theme to “America’s Next Top Model”
A different rendition but definitely the same song.
Very bizarre…
Still no luck with the “Unstoppable” song???
Please help . . really need the song . .
Love you SYTYCD Fans
(forgive me for the comment on the Debbie Allen Discussion – messed up with the windows)
Unstoppable song is by Santigold! There are a lot of different mixes on YouTube, but that’s the original. Some of the ones with Drake spell her name Santogold and I’m not sure which one is right. Glad I found it =)
What’s the song for Johnny Waacks Gibson’s audition?
Hi, what is the song that came immediately after “where them girls at”? It was when we first saw sam shreffler, right before he auditioned, it sounded like a dubstep song. Thank you!