Season 3 of My Life With the Walter Boys is now streaming on Netflix, and its soundtrack runs from Olivia Rodrigo to Dua Lipa, Benson Boone to Gracie Abrams. Deadline published the full episode-by-episode song breakdown on 6 August 2026, the same day the season arrived on the platform (Deadline).

The series, adapted from Ali Novak's Wattpad novel, stars Nikki Rodriguez as Jackie, Noah LaLonde as Cole, and Ashby Gentry as Alex. This season, Cole takes up drag racing under the mentorship of Mac, played by Chad Rook, while Alex falls into dangerous territory with his Hartford bronc-riding teammates (Deadline).

Episode 1, "Homecoming," opens with Lewis Capaldi's "Something in the Heavens," alongside "People Need People" by Good Neighbors and "Running Home" by Jade LeMac. Episode 2, "Split Focus," brings a heavier mix: Josh Sahunta's "Half My Heart," Wine Lips' "Choke," Daysormay's "Streetfight," and "Where We're Going (Sunset Session)" by Elijah Woods, among others.

Episode 3, "Fever Pitch," lands Olivia Rodrigo's "Bad Idea Right?" next to Clairo's "Sexy To Someone" and tracks by Dee Holt and Electric Enemy. Episode 4, "Screeching Tires and True Love," features Death From Above 1979, Jade LeMac again, and Nessa Barrett.

The midseason episodes stretch the genre range further. Episode 5, "The Jackie and Cole Effect," throws back to Far East Movement's "Like A G6" and pairs it with Milk & Bone's "Nectar" and Fcukers' "Bon Bon." Episode 6, "Wide Open Spaces," leans into Warren Zeiders' "Ride The Lightning," Cary Brothers' "Stardust (Piano & Strings)," and Conan Gray's "Nauseous."

Episode 7, "Washout," closes on Gracie Abrams' "I Love You, I'm Sorry," flanked by Sadie Jean's "The One That I Want" and "Fire" by Part Time Friends. Episode 8, "Everybody's Fine," brings in Benson Boone's "To Love Someone" alongside Royel Otis and LØLØ. Episode 9, "Ghosts," keeps it spare: Luca Fogale's "Lost Without You" and "King Of These Streets" by The FLX.

The finale, Episode 10 — "The Beautiful and Damned" — packs the biggest roster. Benson Boone's "Beautiful Things," KATSEYE's "Gameboy," Slayyyter's "Old Fling$," and Dua Lipa's "Don't Start Now" all appear, with Jade LeMac's "Sweet Dreams" closing things out (Deadline).

Netflix's Tudum site confirms the finale ends on multiple cliffhangers involving Alex, played by Ashby Gentry (Netflix Tudum). Deadline had previously reported in June 2026 that Netflix aimed to have the third season ready within the year, as part of a broader feature on TV adaptations of books (Deadline).

For fans of the show's music, the pattern is now familiar. Deadline published a comparable episode-by-episode soundtrack guide for Season 2 in August 2025, listing songs by Gracie Abrams, Shania Twain, and Sam Smith (Deadline). Season 3 keeps that tradition going — a curated mix of chart names and emerging artists, threaded through ten episodes of small-town drama.