Halloween Tesla Light Shows
Give trick-or-treaters a show they won't forget. These .fseq light shows pair your Tesla's lights with the spookiest tracks in our library.
12 shows · Works on Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck and 2021+ Model S/X
Build a Halloween set around classic thrills, dark pop, or heavier rock. These hand-picked .fseq shows each bring a different mood; choose a song below and supply the matching MP3, or upload your own MP3 to make a show.
| What you get | A .fseq light show file, ready to play |
|---|---|
| You also need | The matching audio file (MP3) — .fseq carries no sound |
| Works on | Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and 2021+ Model S and Model X (software 2021.44.25 or later) |
| USB format | exFAT or FAT32, with a folder named LightShow |
| USB preparation | Copy the matching .fseq and MP3 into the LightShow folder |
| Not in the list? | Upload the MP3 and generate your own |
Want a show for a song that isn't here?
Upload the MP3 and we'll generate the light show for your car in about a minute. You aren't limited to what's already in the library.
Make your own light show- 1
DisturbiaRihannaPulsing synth-horror chorus built for a flickering, jittery light show4:21DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 2
Enter SandmanMetallicaThe nightmare-and-bedtime-monster anthem; heavy riffs suit hard strobe hits5:31DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 3
SuperstitionStevie WonderBroken mirrors and bad luck on a funky clav groove that crowds already know4:00DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 4
Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)EurythmicsCold, hypnotic synths for a slow, eerie sweep of lights3:34DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 5
Little Dark AgeMGMTGothic synth-pop with a dark, drifting mood5:10DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 6
ZombieThe CranberriesA haunting rock classic with a title that fits the nightDownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 7
BonesImagine DragonsDriving stomp-and-clap rhythm about bones and dark thoughtsDownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 8
DemonsImagine DragonsA brooding anthem about inner demons3:56DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 9
MonsterSkilletSnarling hard rock about the beast inside3:07DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 10
Black MagicLittle MixUpbeat pop about love spells, for a lighter, playful set3:46DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 11
Sweet but PsychoAva MaxA catchy pop thriller with sharp, punchy beatsDownloadAudio source (opens in new tab) - 12
Devil EyesHippie SabotageDark, bass-heavy electronic track with a menacing drop2:16DownloadAudio source (opens in new tab)
Build a Halloween light show playlist
Classic thrills: start with Superstition for its familiar funk groove, then use Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) for a colder, hypnotic mood. Disturbia adds a pulsing synth-horror chorus when you want a more restless finish.
Dark pop: Little Dark Age and Devil Eyes lean into atmosphere and bass. Bones and Demons bring bigger choruses; Black Magic and Sweet but Psycho offer a brighter, punchier change of pace.
Rock and metal: use Zombie for a haunting rock interlude, then Enter Sandman and Monster for heavier riffs. Choose the order to suit your evening.
- Disturbia — Rihanna
- Enter Sandman — Metallica
- Superstition — Stevie Wonder
- Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) — Eurythmics
- Little Dark Age — MGMT
- Zombie — The Cranberries
- Bones — Imagine Dragons
- Demons — Imagine Dragons
- Monster — Skillet
- Black Magic — Little Mix
- Sweet but Psycho — Ava Max
- Devil Eyes — Hippie Sabotage
Trunk-or-treat and driveway tips
Park outside and away from public roads before starting, and make sure using Light Show is allowed where you are.
Prepare your USB drive before the event: put a folder named LightShow in its root directory and keep each .fseq with the matching MP3. A .fseq contains the lighting sequence, so downloading it alone will not supply the music.
Try one show before visitors arrive so you can check the audio and lights. Set a considerate volume and think about neighbours and the time of night before each playback.
How to play these on your Tesla
1. Download a .fseq from the list and obtain the matching MP3 recording; the sequence file contains no audio.
2. Create a LightShow folder in the root of an exFAT or FAT32 USB drive. Copy both files into it with the same base name, such as lightshow.fseq and lightshow.mp3.
3. Connect the drive to a data-capable USB port, then open Toybox > Light Show and follow the on-screen instructions.
Which Teslas can run these
Light Show works on Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and 2021+ Model S and Model X, all on software 2021.44.25 or later.
Frequently asked
- Do you have Thriller or Monster Mash?
- Not every classic is in our library yet — you can upload your own MP3 and make your own show.
- Do I need the MP3 as well as the .fseq file?
- Yes. A .fseq file contains only the lighting timeline, not the audio. You supply the matching music file, and both must share the same base name in the LightShow folder.
- Will this work on my Model 3?
- Yes. Light Show works on Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and 2021+ Model S and Model X, all on software 2021.44.25 or later.
- How do I make a show from my own song?
- Upload your own MP3 to make a show, then copy the generated files to a USB drive and follow the installation guide to set up your car.
- Can I run the show while driving?
- No — Light Show is meant for a parked car; Tesla's manual says not to use it on or near public roads.
- Does this Halloween playlist automatically play one show after another?
- No. This page offers individual .fseq downloads; start each show separately on your car and prepare the matching audio for each show you choose.
- Can I use my own song for a trunk-or-treat light show?
- Yes. Upload your own MP3 to make a show, then prepare the generated files on your USB drive and check the volume before visitors arrive.