Dance music by Western bands
Even bands have plenty of dance music.
Starting long ago with disco-funk, and extending to what’s called dance-punk, new wave, and dance rock.
Here, we introduce dance music by Western bands.
Playlist
| Dance music by Western bands | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Blue MondayNew Order |  play_arrow | From post-punk to No Wave, pioneers of electronic music |
| 2east | The PeopleThe Music |  play_arrow | A live dance-rock band making waves in the music scene |
| 3east | RatchetBloc Party |  play_arrow | Signature song of the dance-rock band Bloc Party |
| 4east | Take Me OutFranz Ferdinand |  play_arrow | Scottish dance rock band |
| 5east | Let’s DanceDavid Bowie |  play_arrow | The musicality and depth of spirit of David Bowie |
| 6east | Big LoveFleetwood Mac |  play_arrow | A classic song by Fleetwood Mac |
| 7east | Don’t Stop Me NowQueen |  play_arrow | A piano-driven rock tune, celebrating life |
| 8east | Hold OnSantana |  play_arrow | Santana’s passionate classic “Shangó” |
| 9east | Brown SugarThe Rolling Stones |  play_arrow | A classic by the Rolling Stones, the best rock 'n' roll! |
| 10east | Undercover Of The NightThe Rolling Stones |  play_arrow | The depth of dance rock imbued with political undertones |
| 11east | CelebrationKool and The Gang |  play_arrow | A popular band that shifted from funk to pop |
| 12east | Machine GunThe Communards |  play_arrow | Early soul and funky music became a moderate hit. |
| 13east | Listen to the MusicThe Doobie Brothers |  play_arrow | Changes in music style through band transitions |
| 14east | WannabeSpice Girls |  play_arrow | Spice Girls, a huge boom worldwide |
| 15east | Crashed The WeddingBusted |  play_arrow | Exhilarating pop-punk that crashes a wedding |
| 16east | PompeiiBastille |  play_arrow | Bastille, blending indie pop with cinematic elements |
| 17east | Livin’ on a PrayerBon Jovi |  play_arrow | Bon Jovi, a world-famous and hugely popular rock band |
| 18east | Sweet DreamsEurythmics |  play_arrow | The innovative musical world of Eurythmics |
| 19east | Hello Mr.MonkeyArabesque |  play_arrow | Arabesque is a popular group in Japan. |
| 20east | Jazz CarnivalAzymuth |  play_arrow | Brazilian fusion music group |
| 21east | VenusBananarama |  play_arrow | The captivating musical activities of Bananarama |
| 22east | Stayin’ AliveBee Gees |  play_arrow | Signature songs by the Bee Gees, blockbuster hits from films |
| 23east | AtomicBlondie |  play_arrow | Blondie's iconic dance hits, a representative group |
| 24east | Dream On DreamerBrand New Heavies |  play_arrow | British acid jazz band success |
| 25east | Le FreakChic |  play_arrow | Nile Rodgers, a master of 1980s music |
| 26east | Travellin’ BandCreedence Clearwater Revival |  play_arrow | The captivating music and hit songs of CCR |
| 27east | Cake By The OceanDNCE |  play_arrow | A hit song by a dance-rock band is hugely popular. |
| 28east | You Spin Me RoundDead Or Alive |  play_arrow | The representative Eurobeat song by Dead Alive |
| 29east | People Are PeopleDepeche Mode |  play_arrow | Introduce Depeche Mode’s signature songs |
| 30east | Lose My BreathDestiny’s Child |  play_arrow | A hit song by Beyoncé’s famous group |
| 31east | Stop! In The Name Of LoveDiana Ross & The Supremes |  play_arrow | The Supremes' music is timeless. |
| 32east | SeptemberEarth, Wind & Fire |  play_arrow | A masterpiece by a legendary band that represents disco |
| 33east | I was made for lovin’ youKISS |  play_arrow | Kiss scores a million-seller with a disco track |
| 34east | eez-ehKasabian |  play_arrow | Kasabian, which fuses electronica and rock |
| 35east | Daft Punk Is Playing At My HouseLCD Soundsystem |  play_arrow | Dance-punk, the flagship of LCD Soundsystem |
| 36east | BratsLiars |  play_arrow | Pursuing experimental music in post-punk |
| 37east | OptimoLiquid Liquid |  play_arrow | Dance-punk with strong African elements |
| 38east | Another brick in the wallLos Terapeutas Del Ritmo |  play_arrow | Covering 80s classics in cumbia |
| 39east | Papa’s got a brand new pigbagPigbag |  play_arrow | A dance classic of 80s post-punk |
| 40east | Swastika EyesPrimal Scream |  play_arrow | Expressing the musicality of a chameleon band |
| 41east | JoyPsychic TV |  play_arrow | A psychedelic dark music collective |
| 42east | Another One Bites the DustQueen |  play_arrow | Queen's smash hit tops the U.S. charts at No. 1 |
| 43east | Legal TenderThe B-52’s |  play_arrow | A popular new wave band with a strange sound |
| 44east | Dance Dance DanceThe Beach Boys |  play_arrow | The Beach Boys’ classic “Dance, Dance, Dance” |
| 45east | Rock the CasbahThe Clash |  play_arrow | A band that evolved from punk to pop |
| 46east | I Want You BackThe Jackson 5 |  play_arrow | Genius Jackson 5 top the charts with their debut single |
| 47east | Don’t ChaThe Pussycat Dolls |  play_arrow | A girls' group from burlesque achieves a global hit |
| 48east | EchoesThe Rapture |  play_arrow | An electroclash dance rock band |
| 49east | Miss YouThe Rolling Stones |  play_arrow | The Stones score a hit with a disco track |
| 50east | I Can’t Get Next to YouThe Temptations |  play_arrow | Motown classics, funky masterpieces |
| 51east | Great DJThe Ting Tings |  play_arrow | an addictive indie pop band |
| 52east | Sunshine And EcstasyTom Tom Club |  play_arrow | Dance-pop of Tom Tom Club |
| 53east | YMCAVillage People |  play_arrow | A disco group born from gay culture becomes a big hit |
| 54east | Heads Will RollYeah Yeah Yeahs |  play_arrow | YYY's music that succeeds with a punk style |
| 55east | Dschinghis KhanDschinghis Khan |  play_arrow | Hit songs from the disco era are popular. |
| 56east | I Believe in MiraclesJACKSON SISTERS |  play_arrow | The trajectory of the disco group Jackson Sisters |
| 57east | Goodnight TonightPaul McCartney & Wings |  play_arrow | McCartney releases a disco-style hit |
| 58east | I’m Happy Just To Dance With YouThe Beatles |  play_arrow | A Beatles song, a B-side track with lyrics by John |
| 59east | Dancing QueenABBA |  play_arrow | ABBA makes a major breakthrough with “Dancing Queen” |
| 60east | I Cried For YouButtering Trio |  play_arrow | Future soul band from Israel |
| 61east | Shine a Little LoveElectric Light Orchestra |  play_arrow | ELO’s disco-style songs and musicality |
| 62east | Step onHappy Mondays |  play_arrow | A representative of the Manchester rock scene |
| 63east | That’s the Way (I Like It)KC and The Sunshine Band |  play_arrow | The disco classic “That’s the Way” became a big hit. |
| 64east | MagickKlaxons |  play_arrow | The representative new rave band, Klaxons |
| 65east | Dance To The MusicSly & The Family Stone |  play_arrow | A Black rock band had a big hit but broke up. |
| 66east | Somebody Told MeThe Killers |  play_arrow | A popular dance-rock band that uses synthesizers |
| 67east | Begging YouThe Stone Roses |  play_arrow | A rock band representing Madchester |
| 68east | RasputinBoney M |  play_arrow | Disco music is producer-driven. |