Renegade - Music

Music

  • Renegade (band), an American rock band, also referred to throughout Latin America as Los Renegados
  • "Renegade", a 2005 song by Tommy Walter's band Abandoned Pools
  • "Renegade" (ATB song), a 2007 single
  • Renegade (Charlie Daniels album), a 1991 album
  • "Renegade" (Daughtry song), a 2011 single
  • Renegade (HammerFall album), a 2000 album
    • "Renegade" (HammerFall song), a song from the album
  • "Renegade", a 2009 song by Hed PE from the album New World Orphans
  • "Renegade", a 2011 song by Paramore that appears on the box set Singles Club
  • "Renegade", a 2012 single by Eva Simons
  • "Renegade", a 1970 song by Steppenwolf from the album Steppenwolf 7
  • "Renegade" (Styx song), a 1979 song
  • Renegade (Thin Lizzy album), a 1981 album and song
  • "Renegade", a 1991 song by Warren Zevon from the album Mr. Bad Example
  • "Renegade" (Jay-Z song), a 2001 song by Jay-Z featuring Eminem from the album The Blueprint
  • "Renegades of Funk", a 1983 song by Afrika Bambaataa

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