50 Best 2000s Dance Songs For Weddings & Dance Parties

 Though the 2000s marked the beginning of a new millennium, not much changed in the musical landscape compared to the previous decades, teen pop was still popular, and contemporary R&B even more so!

If you’re looking for the best 2000s dance songs to listen to, this here is the definitive list of some of the most poppable tunes. There was great music every year of the 2000s, so it’s not hard for us to give you a few good suggestions!

50 Best 2000s Dance Songs For Weddings & Dance Parties

 

  1. When love takes over – David Guetta Feat. Kelly Rowland – Release: 2009

  2. Disturbia – Rihanna – Release: 2008

  3. Lady (Hear me tonight) – Modjo – Release: 2000

  4. Destination calabria – Alex Gaudino feat. Crystal Waters – Release: 2003

  5. Bulletproof – La Roux – Release: 2009

  6. Hotel room service – Pitbull – Release: 2009

  7. Break your heart – Taio Cruz  – Release: 2009

  8. Dance Wiv Me – Dizzee Rascal & Calvin Harris – Release: 2008

  9. Pjanoo – Eric Prudz – Release: 2008

  10. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger – Daft Punk – Release: 2001

  11. Rock This Party – Bob Sinclar – Release: 2006

  12. Shots – LMFAO – Release: 2009

  13. Sexy Bitch – David Guetta Feat. Akon – Release: 2009

  14. Shooting Stars – Bag Raiders – Release: 2009

  15. Let Me Think About It – Fedde Le Grand Ft. Ida Corr – Release: 2006

  16. Stamp On The Ground – Italobrothers  – Release: 2009

  17. All I Ever Wanted – Basshunter – Release: 2008

  18. Bonkers – Dizzee Rascal – Release: 2009

  19. Heads Will Roll – Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Release: 2009

  20. Little L – Jamiroquai – Release: 2001

  21. Love Generation – Bob Sinclar – Release: 2005

  22. Now You’re Gone – Basshunter – Release: 2006

  23. Something – Lasgo – Release: 2001

  24. D.A.N.C.E – Justice – Release: 2007

  25. Played-A-Live – Safari Duo – Release: 2001

  26. Heaven – DJ Sammy – Release: 2002

  27. World Hold On – Bob Sinclar – Release: 2006

  28. Face To Face – Daft Punk – Release: 2001

  29. You Give Me Something – Jamiroquai – Release: 2001

  30. Galvanize – The Chemical Brothers – Release: 2004

  31. Where’s Your Head At – Basement Jaxx – Release: 2001

  32. In For The Kill – La Roux – Release: 2009

  33. Starlight – The Supermen Lovers – Release: 2001

  34. Superstylin’ – Groove Armada – Release: 2001

  35. Everytime We Touch – Cascada – Release: 2006

  36. Pretty Green Eyes – Ultrabeat – Release: 2007

  37. Aerodynamic – Daft Punk – Release: 2007

  38. Ghost N Stuff – Deadmau5 feat. Rob Swire – Release: 2009

  39. Love Foolosophy – Jamiroquai – Release: 2001

  40. Take Me To The Clouds – LMC vs U2 – Release: 2004

  41. End Credits – Chase & Status – Release: 2009

  42. Evacuate The Dancefloor – Cascada – Release: 2009

  43. Adagio For Strings – Tiesto – Release: 2004

  44. Omen – The Prodigy – Release: 2009

  45. The Sound Of San Francisco – Global Deejays – Release: 2005

  46. From Paris To Berlin – INFERNAL – Release: 2004

  47. Wearing My Rolex – Wiley – Release: 2008

  48. Propane Nightmare – Pendulum – Release: 2008

  49. Make Luv – Room 5 – Release: 2003

  50. One more time – Daft Punk – Release: 2000

Check more: 50 Best 90’s Dance Songs For Your Nostalgic Playlist

Wrapping Up

With many modern popular artists like Rihanna, Usher, and Beyoncé dominating throughout the 2000s, you probably already know some of the songs in this playlist. But if you haven’t, these dance hits of the 2000s are perfect to put in the background of your at-home dance parties.

Which song is your favorite? Which one has made it onto your official dance playlist? Tell us in the comment!

Source: https://citydance.org/best-2000s-dance-songs-for-weddings-dance-parties/

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