The fourth season of Ted Lasso features a new coaching role for the protagonist and a soundtrack curated by Christa Miller and Tony Von Pervieux.
Key facts
- •Ted Lasso is recruited to coach a Division 2 women’s soccer team in Kansas City.
- •Christa Miller and Tony Von Pervieux serve as the music supervisors for the season.
- •The first episode includes musical references to the group Public Enemy.
- •Trailers for the season featured two tracks from the Mumford & Sons album Prizefighter.
- •Previous seasons of the show featured songs by The Rolling Stones, Philip Bailey, Phil Collins, and the Eurythmics.
In the fourth season of Ted Lasso, Rebecca, Leslie Higgins, and Keeley Jones travel to Kansas City to recruit Ted, who is working as a supermarket cashier. They successfully convince him to coach their Division 2 women’s soccer team. Ted's ex-wife, Michelle, and son, Henry, support the move, which serves as a catalyst for the season's narrative.
Soundtrack and Production
The soundtrack for the new season is curated by Christa Miller and Tony Von Pervieux, who also oversee music for the show Shrinking. The first episode incorporates hip hop and references to the group Public Enemy, influenced by the character Henry. Trailers for the season featured the songs "Rubber Band Man (feat. Hozier)" and "Run Together" from the Mumford & Sons album Prizefighter.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Deadline.
