While "Coming Home" was the primary anthem, WrestleMania 29 actually featured three official theme songs to set different tones for the night: Song Title Diddy-Dirty Money ft. Skylar Grey Main Theme & Event Promo "Bones" Young Guns Secondary/Alternate Theme "Letters from the Sky" Civil Twilight Rock vs. Cena II Promo Theme How to Listen: WrestleMania 29 Theme Song Mp3
WWE has a history of selecting songs that bridge the gap between pop culture and sports entertainment. For WrestleMania 29, the company went all out. The event was held in the New York metropolitan area, a market that prides itself on being the center of the world. The event was branded "Once in a Lifetime" (a nod to the main event rematch), but the underlying narrative for many performers was a return to the biggest stage, a redemption story, or a homecoming.
The hook of “I Am Coming Home” is deceptively simple: Wrestlemania 29 Theme Song I Am Coming Home Mp3
Since the official WWE edit is not for sale, fans often use YouTube converters to rip the audio from the official WWE YouTube video titled “John Cena vs. The Rock: WrestleMania 29 Promo (I Am Coming Home).”
For wrestling fans, these lyrics were tailor-made for the squared circle. While "Coming Home" was the primary anthem, WrestleMania
Diddy performed the song live at MetLife Stadium as part of a medley during the event.
Enter The Dirty Heads. The Huntington Beach reggae-rock band teamed up with Jewish reggae superstar Matisyahu to create a track that wasn’t about winning titles—it was about redemption . For WrestleMania 29, the company went all out
When WWE produced the official video package for Cena vs. Rock II, they set it to this song. The imagery of Cena walking through the tunnel at MetLife Stadium (his home state of Massachusetts being just a few hours away) while Matisyahu’s haunting vocals kicked in remains one of the most emotionally charged video packages in modern WrestleMania history.
The song begins with a haunting, ethereal intro, building slowly before kicking into a steady, marching drumbeat. But the core of the song lies in its chorus, sung beautifully by Skylar Grey:
The chorus, "I'm coming home, tell the world I'm coming home," resonated with fans as WWE made its first New Jersey WrestleMania appearance since the late '80s.