Victory Lap
by Fred again.., Skepta & PlaqueBoyMax
⏱ 00:02:34
Album: Victory Lap - Single
Amazon MGM Studios • Feature Film
How to Rob a Bank Soundtrack (2026)
Frustrated by pervasive economic inequality and modern corporate greed, a brazen collective of masked bank robbers transforms urban heists into a viral social media phenomenon. Led by charismatic mastermind Ryan, known online as The Wolf, the crew livestreams their theatrical holdups to millions of followers, staging high-speed escapes and scattering clues across the digital sphere. When their escalating notoriety turns dangerous, a seasoned FBI agent nearing retirement teams up with a brilliant young hacker under house arrest to decipher the crew's online breadcrumbs before their final broadcast turns lethal.
Directed by David Leitch and written by Mark Bianculli, the Amazon MGM Studios action thriller stars Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz, and John C. Reilly alongside an adrenaline-charged original score by Dominic Lewis and music supervision by Season Kent. Explore the complete scene-by-scene soundtrack breakdown, timestamps, trailer tracks, and audio previews below.
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How to Rob a Bank Soundtrack (2026) — Featured Songs
14 Tracks
Tick Tick Boom
by The Hives
⏱ 00:06:06
Album: The Black and White Album
Me and Your Mama
by Childish Gambino
⏱ 00:11:05
Album: Awaken, My Love!
Get Ready
by 2 Unlimited
⏱ 00:17:07
Album: Get Ready
Been Caught Stealing
by Jane's Addiction
⏱ 00:31:07
Album: Ritual de lo Habitual
when the party's over
by Billie Eilish
⏱ 00:33:49
Blockbuster Night Pt. 1
by Run The Jewels
⏱ 00:37:07
Album: Run The Jewels 2
ROB THE BANK
by Cal Scruby
⏱ 00:44:07
Album: THE DEVIL YOU DON'T
F**k You
by Lily Allen
⏱ 01:03:39
Album: Hits Orgullo 2025 - Pride LGTBIQ+
Karma Police
by Radiohead
⏱ 01:15:47
Album: OK Computer
Big Man
by Bob Vylan
⏱ 01:30:07
Album: Bob Vylan Presents the Price of Life
when the party's over
by Billie Eilish
⏱ 01:48:49
Hold The Line
by Tom Morello feat. grandson
⏱ 01:53:47
Album: The Atlas Underground Fire
Familiar
by Jen Ambrose
Album: Plenty of Nothin' to Do
Official Trailer Music
2 Tracks
America
by Logic feat. Black Thought, Chuck D, Big Lenbo & NO I.D.
Album: Everybody (Deluxe Edition)
Karma Police
by Radiohead
Album: OK Computer
How to Rob a Bank (2026) — Overview & Musical Style
Directed by David Leitch (Bullet Train, The Fall Guy) from a screenplay by Mark Bianculli, How to Rob a Bank channels kinetic filmmaking and sharp satirical wit into a modern heist thriller. The story centers on Ryan (Nicholas Hoult), an audacious thief dubbed The Wolf who, alongside his tactical crew including partner Emi (Anna Sawai) and getaway operative Vince (Pete Davidson), livestreams their orchestrated bank robberies as anti-establishment spectacles. As their viral follower count explodes, veteran FBI agent John West (John C. Reilly) partners with incarcerated tech prodigy Reagan Gardner (Zoë Kravitz) to anticipate the group's increasingly complex stunts before a federal crackdown turns deadly.
To capture the frenzied tempo and anarchic bravado of modern livestream culture, music supervisor Season Kent assembles a hard-hitting soundtrack dominated by garage rock, high-velocity hip-hop, and British post-punk. Early escapes race forward to the frantic distortion of The Hives' 'Tick Tick Boom' and Jane's Addiction's classic 'Been Caught Stealing', while electronic heat from Fred again.., Skepta, and PlaqueBoyMax on 'Victory Lap' and Run The Jewels' 'Blockbuster Night Pt. 1' underline the crew's rebellious energy. Cal Scruby's thematic cut 'ROB THE BANK' and Bob Vylan's aggressive punk assault 'Big Man' amplify their defiance, offset by the infectious pop irreverence of Lily Allen's 'F**k You' and 2 Unlimited's 'Get Ready'.
Balancing the soundtrack's relentless pulse are moments of atmospheric vulnerability and psychological unraveling. Placements like Billie Eilish's haunting ballad 'when the party's over' accompany personal reckonings, while Radiohead's iconic 'Karma Police' and Childish Gambino's psychedelic soul odyssey 'Me and Your Mama' provide emotional gravitas as the law tightens its grip around the robbers. Backing the licensed tracks is an original score from composer Dominic Lewis, who deploys distorted analog synthesizers, punchy brass hits, and propulsive percussion to drive every getaway. The finale resolves with Tom Morello and grandson's defiant anthem 'Hold The Line', completing an electrifying sonic backdrop for Leitch's high-stakes heist spectacle.
