A Complete Guide to the “Bridgerton” Season 4 Part 2 Soundtrack (Including a Charli xcx Cover!)

Jordana ComiterTue, March 3, 2026 at 4:32 PM UTC

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Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek and Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton in episode 408 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix -

Bridgerton season 4 part 2 premiered on Netflix on Feb. 26

The regency romance has a history of including classical covers of big pop hits

Part 2 features instrumental versions of songs by Sting, Billie Eilish and Charli xcx

To nobody's surprise, Bridgerton season 4 part 2 brought plenty of romance, drama and, of course, classical covers.

Although the regency romance takes place in early 19th-century London, its soundtrack is made up of orchestral covers of some of the biggest pop hits of today — thanks to the show's Grammy-nominated composer, Kris Bowers. In June 2021, he told Composer Magazine that the show's debut season was about "focusing on how I can make this music as good as possible," from the orchestration to the score.

"I figured that the show itself would be somewhat popular, and maybe the score would be successful because we put so much into it, and I felt really proud of it, but for it to have the response that it had has been pretty surprising," Bowers said at the time, adding that there was a challenge in thinking about how to "continue to improve upon that" each season.

On Feb. 26, Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) and Sophie Baek's (Yerin Ha) love story picked up when the second part of the Netflix drama's fourth season premiered. While the soundtrack of season 4 part 1 included hits from Usher, Olivia Rodrigo and Coldplay, part 2 featured seven more covers of popular songs.

From a Sting classic to a track from Charli xcx's BRAT album, here's a complete Bridgerton season 4 part 2 song guide.

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"360" (Charli xcx Cover) — Peter Gregson

Episode 405 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

For Hyacinth's (Florence Hunt) first big dance, it's only right to have a cover by the "365 Party Girl:" Charli xcx.

Peter Gregson's cover of her song "360" plays when the two youngest Bridgerton siblings — Hyacinth and Gregory (Will Tilston) — step onto the dance floor during their practice ball.

When you can hear it: Episode 5, "Yes or No" — around 0:39.

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"Birds of a Feather" (Billie Eilish Cover) — Gemini Strings

Claudia Jessie as Eloise Bridgerton in episode 405 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

Gemini Strings' cover of Billie Eilish's "Birds of a Feather" plays during the practice ball for the dance between the girls and their chaperones. This time, Hyacinth pulls her big brother Benedict onto the dance floor.

While Sophie watches on from the side, she overhears Footman John (Oli Higgenson) tell Hazel (Gracie McGonigal) and Celia (Sophie Lamont) that Araminta Gun (Katie Leung) has moved in next door, prompting Sophie to run off.

When you can hear it: Episode 5, "Yes or No" — around 0:51.

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"Lose Control" (Teddy Swims Cover) — Vitamin String Quartet

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek and Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton in episode 405 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

A Vitamin String Quartet cover of Teddy Swims' "Lose Control" comes at a rather fitting time: Benedict and Sophie's first sex scene.

Unlike their steamy makeout in the stairwell at the end of part 1, the pair are now in the confines of Benedict’s private quarters.

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When you can hear it: Episode 5, "Yes or No" — around 0:57.

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"Just What I Needed" (The Cars Cover) — Altum Quartet

Isabella Wei as Posy Li and Katie Leung as Lady Araminta Gun, Michelle Mao as Rosamund Li in episode 406 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

A classical rendition of The Cars' "Just What I Needed" by the Altum Quartet plays as guests arrive at Cressida Cowper's (Jessica Madsen) ball — marking the moment they make note of the queen's (Golda Rosheuvel) absence, despite her RSVP.

When you can hear it: Episode 6, "The Passing Winter" — around 0:41.

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"Fields of Gold" (Sting Cover) — Music Lab Collective

Hannah Dodd as Francesca Bridgerton and Victor Alli as John Stirling in episode 406 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

In episode 6, Music Lab Collective's cover of Sting's "Fields of Gold" plays during a heartwarming John Stirling (Victor Alli) and Francesca Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd) scene. The pair take a break from Cressida's ball to stand outside in the garden, looking out at the night sky.

In a callback to the start of their season 3 romance — when they bonded over relishing in shared silences — John and Francesca stand there quietly, basking in the moonlight.

Now, John is "moved beyond silence," as he feels an impulse to express his love and gratitude to Francesca. As viewers learn later in the episode when John dies, the moment also marks his and Francesca's final ball together.

When you can hear it: Episode 6, "The Passing Winter" — around 0:46.

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"Never Be the Same" (Camila Cabello Cover) — Strings From Paris

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek and Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton in episode 408 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

Strings From Paris' cover of Camila Cabello's "Never Be the Same" begins in episode 8 as Sophie joins Benedict for a steamy bath.

It follows the moment when Benedict assures Sophie he loves her, and tells her he has his family's blessing to propose.

When you can hear it: Episode 8, "Dance in the Country" — around 0:20.

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"The Night We Met" (Lord Huron Cover) — Joni Fuller

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek and Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton in episode 408 of 'Bridgerton'Credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix

It's full circle for Benedict and Sophie in the Bridgerton season 4 part 2 finale, when they share a dance at the queen's ball held for Lady Danbury (Adjoa Andoh) to Joni Fuller's cover of Lord Huron's "The Night We Met."

The track continues to play as the queen and Lady Danbury have a heartfelt moment of their own, when they laugh and reflect on their relationship as they realize they must soon say goodbye. The queen emotionally reflects on how much fun she and Lady Danbury have had since they met.

When you can hear it: Episode 8, "Dance in the Country" — around 0:54.

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