Top Dance Songs in Australia

1
Let Me Be cover
Let Me Be

Sonny Fodera

2
Silhouettes (feat. Poppy Baskcomb) cover
Silhouettes (feat. Poppy Baskcomb)

Sonny Fodera

3
Turn The Lights Off (feat. Jon) cover
Turn The Lights Off (feat. Jon)

KATO

4
How Will I Know cover
How Will I Know

Whitney Houston

5
Oldschool cover
Oldschool

Tems

6
Murder On the Dancefloor cover
Murder On the Dancefloor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor

7
What is Love cover
What is Love

Haddaway

8
Lady (Hear Me Tonight) cover
Lady (Hear Me Tonight)

Modjo

9
Holding Out for a Hero cover
Holding Out for a Hero

Bonnie Tyler

10
Genie In a Bottle cover
Genie In a Bottle

Christina Aguilera

11
The Best Things In Life Are Free (K Klass 7") cover
The Best Things In Life Are Free (K Klass 7")

Luther Vandross

12
I'm Every Woman cover
I'm Every Woman

Whitney Houston

13
Give It Up cover
Give It Up

KC and the Sunshine Band

14
Wake Me Up cover
Wake Me Up

Avicii

15
Another Night cover
Another Night

Real McCoy

16
Total Eclipse of The Heart cover
Total Eclipse of The Heart

Nicki French

17
Pride (In the Name of Love) cover
Pride (In the Name of Love)

U2

18
Play That Funky Music cover
Play That Funky Music

Wild Cherry

19
Smalltown Boy cover
Smalltown Boy

Bronski Beat

20
Celebration cover
Celebration

Kool & The Gang

21
Sandstorm cover
Sandstorm

Darude

22
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Sgt Slick's Melbourne Recut - Edit) cover
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Sgt Slick's Melbourne Recut - Edit)

Sgt Slick

23
Forget Me Nots cover
Forget Me Nots

Patrice Rushen

24
There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back cover
There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back

Shawn Mendes

25
Don't You Worry Child (feat. John Martin) cover
Don't You Worry Child (feat. John Martin)

Swedish House Mafia

26
Beautiful cover
Beautiful

Christina Aguilera

27
Still Into You cover
Still Into You

CYRIL

28
Greatest Love of All cover
Greatest Love of All

Whitney Houston

29
Thunder In My Heart cover
Thunder In My Heart

Leo Sayer

30
A Sky Full of Stars cover
A Sky Full of Stars

Coldplay

31
Where Are Ü Now (with Justin Bieber) cover
Where Are Ü Now (with Justin Bieber)

Skrillex

32
Dirty Cash (Money Talks) cover
Dirty Cash (Money Talks)

PAWSA

33
Because of You cover
Because of You

Kelly Clarkson

34
Can't Get Enough of Your Love Baby cover
Can't Get Enough of Your Love Baby

Barry White

35
Pure Shores cover
Pure Shores

All Saints

36
Stay With Me cover
Stay With Me

Sam Smith

37
Fall At Your Feet (with Dean Lewis) cover
Fall At Your Feet (with Dean Lewis)

CYRIL

38
Everybody Have Fun Tonight cover
Everybody Have Fun Tonight

Wang Chung

39
Friday (feat. Mufasa & Hypeman) cover
Friday (feat. Mufasa & Hypeman)

Riton

40
Clarity (feat. Foxes) cover
Clarity (feat. Foxes)

Zedd

Best radio stations for Dance

Experience the vibrant energy of the Australian airwaves with a curated selection of the tracks currently dominating the charts across the country. Australia has always had a deep-seated love for high-energy dance-pop and club-ready anthems, a trend that remains stronger than ever today. Leading the charge are infectious tracks like Sonny Fodera’s "Silhouettes," featuring Poppy Baskcomb, and KATO’s "Turn The Lights Off," both of which highlight the nation’s preference for polished production and soulful vocals. These contemporary hits are perfectly complemented by the smoother, rhythm-driven sounds of Tems’ "Oldschool," demonstrating the diverse range of influences that shape the modern Australian listening experience.

What truly sets the Australian music scene apart is its enduring appreciation for the classics. On any given station, you will find timeless floor-fillers seamlessly blended with modern hits. For instance, the nu-disco energy of Sgt Slick’s "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" sits comfortably alongside the undeniable charm of Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s "Murder On the Dancefloor," which has seen a massive resurgence in popularity. This blend of the new and the nostalgic is a hallmark of Australian radio, where the powerhouse vocals of Whitney Houston—featured with staples like "How Will I Know" and "I'm Every Woman"—continue to resonate with listeners of all ages.

The current rotation also showcases a strong affinity for 90s dance and soul, evidenced by the continued popularity of Haddaway’s "What is Love" and the K Klass remix of Luther Vandross’ "The Best Things In Life Are Free." When you add the upbeat pop sensibilities of Shawn Mendes into the mix, you get a high-octane soundscape that is as perfect for a weekend drive along the coast as it is for a late-night party. This collection represents the very best of what’s trending right now, offering a seamless journey through the sounds that are defining the Australian vibe today.