Eleventh Doctor Episodes
| Title | Artist | Episode | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Chances" | Athlete | "Vincent and the Doctor" | The song is played while The Doctor and Amy show Vincent his paintings in the museum. |
| "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" | Queen | "The Big Bang" | The Doctor dances to the song in Amy's and Rory's wedding. |
| "You Give Me Something" | James Morrison | "The Big Bang" | Amy and Rory dance to this in their wedding. |
| "In the Bleak Midwinter" | Katherine Jenkins | "A Christmas Carol" | Sung by Abigail Pettigrew to the injured shark |
| "Abigail's Song" | Katherine Jenkins | "A Christmas Carol" | Sung by Abigail to resonate the ice crystals in the air to allow the spaceliner to land safely. |
| "Silent Night" | Joseph Mohr Franz Xaver Gruber | "A Christmas Carol" | Sung by the passengers on the airliner to stabilize it, and used by The Doctor to convince Kazran Sardick to allow the airliner to land. |
| "Rolling in the Deep" | Adele | "The Impossible Astronaut" | The song is played in a diner after The Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River Song meet in the desert. |
| "Supermassive Black Hole" | Muse | "The Rebel Flesh" | The song is played in the TARDIS while Amy and Rory play darts and the Doctor continues his examination of Amy's medical scan. |
| "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" | Dusty Springfield | "The Rebel Flesh" | The song is played from the record as the TARDIS crew and miners realize what has happened. |
| "Feel the Love" | Rudimental feat. John Newman | "Asylum of the Daleks" | Played while Amy is Posing for a Photoshoot. |
| "Titanium" | David Guetta feat. Sia | "The Power of Three" | Played when Amy and Laura are talking at a party |
| "The Birdie Song" | The Tweets | "The Power of Three" | Played by one of the open cubes monitored by UNIT |
| "Englishman in New York" | Sting | "The Angels Take Manhattan" | Featured over establishing shots of New York City |
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