List of Billboard number-one dance singles of 2003

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These are the Billboard magazine's number-one dance songs of 2003 on the Dance Club Songs, the Dance Singles Sales, and the Dance/Mix Show Airplay. The Hot Dance Club Songs was first published in 1976, ranking the most popular songs on dance club based on reports from a national sample of club DJs. The Dance/Mix Show Airplay was first published in 2003, ranking the songs based on dance radio airplay and mix-show plays on top 40 radio and select rhythmic radio as measured by Mediabase.

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Club play and sales

Issue dateClub PlayArtistMaxi-Singles SalesArtistReference(s)
January 4"Dark Beat (Addicted 2 Drums)" Oscar G and Ralph Falcón "Die Another Day" (Remixes) Madonna [1] [2]
January 11 [1] [3]
January 18"Like I Love You" Justin Timberlake [1] [4]
January 25"Some Lovin'" Murk featuring Kristine W [1] [5]
February 1"Surrender" Laura Pausini [1] [6]
February 8"Through the Rain" Mariah Carey [1] [7]
February 15"Head" Thunderpuss and Barnes [1] [8]
February 22"Emotional Rollercoaster" Vivian Green [1] [9]
March 1"The Wreckoning" Boomkat "Through the Rain" (Hex Hector/Mac Quayle Remix) Mariah Carey [1] [10]
March 8"Rise Up" Funky Green Dogs "Cry Me A River" (Dirty Vegas, J. Fiasco, & B. Hamel Mixes) Justin Timberlake [1] [11]
March 15"The Hum Melody" Robbie Rivera [1] [12]
March 22"Dance to the Rhythm"Friburn & Urik [1] [13]
March 29"I Believe" Chris Cox vs. Happy Clappers [1] [14]
April 5"When the Money's Gone" Cher [1] [15]
April 12"Try It on My Own" Whitney Houston "If You're Not The One" (Remixes) Daniel Bedingfield [1] [16]
April 19"Beautiful" Christina Aguilera [1] [17]
April 26"On a High" Duncan Sheik [1] [18]
May 3"Gossip Folks" Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott featuring Ludacris [1] [19]
May 10"Walking on Thin Ice" Ono [1] [20]
May 17"I'll Be There" Weekend Players "American Life" Madonna [1] [21]
May 24"Love Is a Crime" Anastacia "If You're Not The One" (Remixes)Daniel Bedingfield [1] [22]
May 31"American Life" Madonna [1] [23]
June 7"Rock Your Body"Justin Timberlake [1] [24]
June 14"If That's Love"Laura Pausini [1] [25]
June 21"Love That Man"Whitney Houston [1] [26]
June 28"Getaway" Becky Baeling "Getaway" Becky Baeling [1] [27]
July 5"Not Gonna Get Us" t.A.T.u. "Stuck" (Thunderpuss Remix) Stacie Orrico [1] [28]
July 12"Play Your Part" Deborah Cox [1] [29]
July 19"So Gone" Monica [1] [30]
July 26"Intuition" Jewel "Hollywood" (Remixes)Madonna [1] [31]
August 2"Alright"Murk [1] [32]
August 9"Pavement Cracks" Annie Lennox [1] [33]
August 16 [1] [34]
August 23"Hollywood"Madonna [35] [36]
August 30"Sunrise" Simply Red "Stuck" (Thunderpuss Remix)Stacie Orrico [1] [37]
September 6"Harem" Sarah Brightman "Officially Missing You" (Remixes) Tamia [1] [38]
September 13"Crazy in Love" Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z "Hollywood" (Remixes)Madonna [1] [39]
September 20"My Time" Dutch featuring Crystal Waters [1] [40]
September 27"Get It Together" Seal "Rubberneckin'" (Paul Oakenfold Remix) Elvis Presley [1] [41]
October 4"Sympathy For The Devil" (Remixes) The Rolling Stones [1] [42]
October 11"Into the Sun"Weekend Players"Rubberneckin'" (Paul Oakenfold Remix)Elvis Presley [1] [43]
October 18"Send Your Love" Sting [1] [44]
October 25"I Love I Love" Georgie Porgie [1] [45]
November 1"Lei Lo Lai" The Latin Project [1] [46]
November 8"What U Do 2 Me"Boomkat [1] [47]
November 15"This Beat Is" Superchumbo [1] [48]
November 22"Stand"Jewel [1] [49]
November 29"Fly Again"Kristine W [1] [50]
December 6"Milkshake" Kelis [1] [51]
December 13"Waiting for You"Seal [1] [52]
December 20"Believe"Murk [1] [53]
December 27"Me Against the Music" Britney Spears featuring Madonna"Nothing Fails" / "Nobody Knows Me"Madonna [1] [54]

Airplay

The chart was unpublished for the first ten weeks and featured 40 titles (it was on its eleventh week when it was included in Billboard's print and online editions), which means that its unofficial start date was August 16, 2003 (the unpublished chart and data would be included in 2018 after Billboard updated the website). [55] Billboard made the chart listing official on October 25, 2003, with 25 titles, which would last until December 2014 when it returned to 40 titles. [56]

Issue dateSongArtist(s)Remixer(s)Source
August 16"Crazy In Love" Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z Maurice Joshua [57]
August 23 [58]
August 30 [59]
September 6 [60]
September 13 [61]
September 20 [62]
September 27 [63]
October 4"Never (Past Tense)" Roc Project featuring Tina Arena Original; Johnny Budz [64]
October 11"Just the Way You Are" Milky Full Intention; Liquid People [65]
October 18 [66]
October 25 [67]
November 1 [68]
November 8 [69]
November 15"Baby Boy"Beyoncé featuring Sean Paul Original [70]
November 22"Something Happened on the Way to Heaven" Deborah Cox Valentin [71]
November 29 [72]
December 6 [73]
December 13 [74]
December 20 [75]
December 27 [76]

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