List of Eurodance songs

The following is a chronological list of Eurodance songs.

Late 1980s
YearArtistOriginSong
1989Black BoxItaly"Ride On Time"[1]
1989TechnotronicBelgium"Pump Up the Jam"[2][3]

1990s
YearArtistOriginSong
1990Snap!Germany"The Power"[4]
1990C+C Music FactoryUnited States"Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) "
19912 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Get Ready for This"[5]
1991Army of LoversSweden"Crucified"[6]
1991Black BoxItaly"Strike It Up"[5]
19922 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Twilight Zone"[7]
1992Army of LoversSweden"Ride the Bullet"[6]
1992Captain Hollywood ProjectGermany"More and More"[8]
1992DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Somebody Dance with Me"[9]
1992Double YouItaly"Please Don't Go"[10]
1992Dr. AlbanNigeria, Sweden"It's My Life"[11]
1992FelixUnited Kingdom"Don't You Want Me"[12]
1992Snap!Germany"Rhythm Is a Dancer"[4][5][13]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"No Limit"[14]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Tribal Dance"[7]
1993CoronaItaly"The Rhythm of the Night"[15][16]
1993Culture BeatGermany"Mr. Vain"[5]
1993HaddawayGermany, Trinidad and Tobago"What Is Love"[17][18]
1993Magic AffairGermany"Omen III"[13]
1993WhigfieldItaly, Denmark"Saturday Night"[19]
19942 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"The Real Thing"[7][14]
1994DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Let the Dream Come True"[20]
1994DoopThe Netherlands"Doop"[21]
1994Dr. AlbanNigeria, Sweden"Look Who's Talking"[22]
1994HaddawayGermany, Trinidad and Tobago"Rock My Heart"[23]
1994Real McCoyGermany"Another Night"[24]
1994RednexSweden"Cotton Eye Joe"[25][26]
1994Scatman JohnUnited States"Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop)"[27][28]
1995Ace of BaseSweden"Beautiful Life"[29]
1995DJ BoBoSwitzerland"There Is a Party"[20]
1995DreamworldSweden"Movin' Up"[30]
1995HaddawayGermany, Trinidad and Tobago"Fly Away"[31]
1995Me & MyDenmark"Dub-I-Dub"[32]
1996AmberThe Netherlands"This Is Your Night"[33]
1996GalaItaly"Freed from Desire"[34][35]
1996Gina GAustralia"Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit"[36]
1996Mr. PresidentGermany"Coco Jamboo"[37]
1997AquaDenmark, Norway"Barbie Girl"[38]
1997Sash!Germany"Encore une fois"[39]
1997Sash!Germany"Stay"[40]
1998Alice DeejayThe Netherlands"Better Off Alone"[41][42]
1998Bus StopUnited Kingdom"Kung Fu Fighting"[43]
1998DazeDenmark"Together Forever (The Cyber Pet Song)"[44]
1998LoonaThe Netherlands"Bailando"[37]
1998Love Inc.Canada"You're a Superstar"[45]
1998VengaboysThe Netherlands"Up and Down"[46]
1998VengaboysThe Netherlands"We Like to Party"[47]
1999VengaboysThe Netherlands"Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!"[48][49]
1999Alice DeejayThe Netherlands"Back in My Life"[41]
1999AmberThe Netherlands"Sexual (Li Da Di)"[50]
1999Angel City featuring Lara McAllenThe Netherlands, United Kingdom"Love Me Right (Oh Sheila)"[51]
1999Eiffel 65Italy"Blue (Da Ba Dee)"[52]

2000s
YearArtistOriginSong
2000ATCGermany"Around the World (La La La La La)"[53]
2000FragmaGermany"Toca's Miracle"[54]
2000French AffairGermany, France"My Heart Goes Boom (La Di Da Da)"[55]
2001DJ Encore featuring EngelinaDenmark"I See Right Through to You"[56]
2001DJ SammySpain"Heaven"[57][58]
2002Lucy CarrUnited Kingdom"Missing You"[59]
2002Modern TalkingGermany"Ready for the Victory"[60]
2003DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Chihuahua"[61]
2003O-ZoneMoldova"Dragostea din tei"[62]
2004GüntherSweden"Ding Dong Song"[63]
2005DHTBelgium"Listen to Your Heart"[64]
2005Crazy FrogSweden"Popcorn"[65]
2005DaredBelgium"Driver's Seat"[66]
2006BasshunterSweden"Boten Anna"[67]
2006SeptemberSweden"Cry for You"[68]
2007BasshunterSweden"Now You're Gone"[69]
2007CascadaGermany"What Hurts the Most"[70]
2007Kate RyanBelgium"Voyage, voyage"[71]
2007SeptemberSweden"Can't Get Over"[72]
2008BasshunterSweden"All I Ever Wanted"[73]
2008EurobandiðIceland"This Is My Life"[74]
2008InnaRomania"Hot"[75]
2008Kate RyanBelgium"Ella, elle l'a"[71]
2008Waldo's PeopleFinland"Lose Control"[76]
2009CascadaGermany"Evacuate the Dancefloor"[77]
2009Edward MayaRomania"Stereo Love"[75]

2010s
YearArtistOriginSong
2010Hera BjörkIceland"Je ne sais quoi"[78][79]
2010RihannaBarbados"Only Girl (In the World)"[80]
2010SunStroke Project and Olia TiraMoldova"Run Away"[81]
2011Kelly Rowland featuring the WAV.sUnited States"Down for Whatever"[82]
2011Eric SaadeSweden"Popular"[83]
2011Alexandra StanRomania"Mr. Saxobeat"[84][85]
2011Pitbull featuring Marc AnthonyUnited States, Puerto Rico"Rain Over Me"[86][87]
2011The WantedUnited Kingdom and Ireland"Glad You Came"[88]
2012LoreenSweden"Euphoria"[89][90]
2012OceanaGermany"Endless Summer"[91]
2012R.I.O. featuring NiccoGermany, United States"Party Shaker"[92]
2012TacabroItaly"Tacata'"[93]
2013Justin Bieber featuring LudacrisCanada, United States"All Around the World"[94]
2013CascadaGermany"Glorious"[95]
2013Katy PerryUnited States"Walking on Air"[96]
2018Calvin Harris & Dua LipaUnited Kingdom"One Kiss"[97]

2020s
Year Artist Origin Song Refs
2022 Jax Jones feat. MNEK United Kingdom "Where Did You Go?"
2023 Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding United Kingdom "Miracle"
(with Ellie Goulding)"
2023 Ava Max United States "Choose Your Fighter"
2023 Kyle Gordon feat. DJ Crazy Times & Ms. Biljana Electronica United States "Planet of the Bass" [98][99][100]

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