List of Billboard number-one dance singles of 2008

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These are the Billboard magazine's number-one dance songs of 2008 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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The first club play number-one song of the year was Dave Gahan's "Kingdom", [1] and it ranked at number 10 on the 2008 Dance Club Play year-end chart. [2] Artists to achieve one number one song on the chart throughout the course of 2008 were Celine Dion with "Taking Chances" which ranked at number 30 on the 2008 year-end list, [3] [4] Mary J. Blige with "Just Fine" which ranked at number 45 on the 2008 year-end list, [5] [6] Mariah Carey with "Touch My Body", [7] [8] and Rihanna with "Disturbia". [9] Bob Sinclar and Steve Edwards topped the chart with "Together", which claimed the number one position on the 2008 year-end chart as the most performed song in dance clubs. [2]

Multiple artists achieved two number-one dance singles throughout the course of 2008. Kimberley Locke topped the chart with "Band of Gold" and "Fall". [10] [11] The former ranked at number 11 on the 2008 year-end chart, [12] while the latter ranked at number 39. [8] Britney Spears achieved two number ones on the chart with "Piece of Me" and "Break the Ice". [13] [14] "Piece of Me" ranked at number 37 on the 2008 year-end chart, while "Break the Ice" ranked at number 42. [6] [8] Madonna and Donna Summer both topped the chart with two songs, and were the only artists in 2008 to have one song each peak at number one for two consecutive weeks. Madonna claimed the number one position twice with the songs "4 Minutes", featuring Justin Timberlake, which spent two consecutive weeks atop the chart, [15] [16] and with "Give It 2 Me". [17] Summer's "Stamp Your Feet" also topped the chart for two consecutive weeks, [18] [19] and with "I'm a Fire". [20] Other artists earning two number ones during 2008 are Yoko Ono, [21] [22] Cyndi Lauper, [23] [24] Erin Hamilton, [25] [26] Moby, [27] [28] and Solange. [29] [30] Natasha Bedingfield earned the most number-ones during 2008, with three: "Love like This", [31] "Pocketful of Sunshine" [32] and "Angel". [33]

Club play and sales

Issue dateClub PlayArtist(s)Singles SalesArtist(s)Ref.
January 5"Kingdom" Dave Gahan "Cuntry Boner" Puscifer [1] [34]
January 12"No, No, No" Ono "Straight To Video" Mindless Self Indulgence [21] [35]
January 19"Band of Gold" Kimberley Locke "Cuntry Boner"Puscifer [10] [36]
January 26"Stars" Erika Jayne [37] [38]
February 2"Taking Chances" Celine Dion [3] [39]
February 9"Love like This" Natasha Bedingfield featuring Sean Kingston [31] [40]
February 16"Just Fine" Mary J. Blige [5] [41]
February 23"Give It All You Got" Ultra Naté featuring Chris Willis "Every Day Is Exactly The Same" Nine Inch Nails [42] [43]
March 1"Amazing" Celeda "A&E" Goldfrapp [44] [45]
March 8"Piece of Me" Britney Spears "It's Right Here"Tanika Turner [13] [46]
March 15"Together" Bob Sinclar and Steve Edwards "A&E"Goldfrapp [47] [48]
March 22"Feedback" Janet "It's Right Here"Tanika Turner [49] [50]
March 29"The Boss" Kristine W "Paper Planes" M.I.A. [51] [52]
April 5"Beautiful" Taylor Dayne "Never Wanted To Dance"Mindless Self Indulgence [53] [54]
April 12"The Flame 08" Erin Hamilton [25] [55]
April 19"I'm a Fire" Donna Summer [20] [56]
April 26"Sensual Seduction" Snoop Dogg "Don't You Evah" Spoon [57] [58]
May 3"Break You" Ralph Falcon featuring The Weather Girls "It's Right Here"Tanika Turner [59] [60]
May 10"Touch My Body" Mariah Carey "Never Wanted To Dance"Mindless Self Indulgence [61] [62]
May 17"4 Minutes" Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake "4 Minutes" Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake [15] [63]
May 24"Water Curses" Animal Collective [16] [64]
May 31"Pocketful of Sunshine"Natasha Bedingfield"4 Minutes"Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake [32] [65]
June 7"Break the Ice"Britney Spears [14] [66]
June 14"Leavin'" Jesse McCartney "Ur So Gay" Katy Perry [67] [68]
June 21"Disco Lies" Moby [27] [69]
June 28"Same Ol' Story" Cyndi Lauper [23] [70]
July 5"Stamp Your Feet"Donna Summer"I Decided" Solange [18] [71]
July 12 [19] [72]
July 19"Turn It Up" Mark Picchiotti presents Basstoy [73] [74]
July 26"Fall"Kimberley Locke"Pay For It"Mindless Self Indulgence [11] [75]
August 2"When I Grow Up" Pussycat Dolls "I Decided"Solange [76] [77]
August 9"Give It 2 Me"Madonna [17] [78]
August 16"Give Peace a Chance"Ono [22] [79]
August 23"I Decided" Solange "Give It 2 Me"Madonna [29] [80]
August 30"Into the Nightlife"Cyndi Lauper [24] [81]
September 6"Closer" Ne-Yo "I Decided"Solange [82] [83]
September 13"Disturbia" Rihanna "Give It 2 Me"Madonna [9] [84]
September 20"Control Yourself"Erin Hamilton"Paper Planes"M.I.A. [26] [85]
September 27"Shut Up and Let Me Go" The Ting Tings [86] [87]
October 4"I Love to Move in Here"Moby [28] [88]
October 11"Angel"Natasha Bedingfield"The Dull Flame Of Desire" Bjork [33] [89]
October 18"And I Try"Bimbo Jones"I Kissed A Girl" Katy Perry [90] [91]
October 25"Bossy" Lindsay Lohan "Paper Planes"M.I.A. [92] [93]
November 1"Can You Feel That Sound" Georgie Porgie "Got Friends" Jealous Sound [94] [95]
November 8"The Space Dance" Danny Tenaglia "Paper Planes"M.I.A. [96] [97]
November 15"Get Up" Mary Mary [98] [99]
November 22"Don't Call Me Baby" Kreesha Turner "Just Dance" Lady Gaga Featuring Colby O'Donis [100] [101]
November 29"Grass Is Greener" Dave Audé featuring Sisely Treasure "She Loves Everybody" Chester French [102] [103]
December 6"Reach Out" Hilary Duff "Just Dance"Lady Gaga Featuring Colby O'Donis [104] [105]
December 13"Right Here (Departed)" Brandy "Hot N Cold"Katy Perry [106] [107]
December 20"Sandcastle Disco"Solange [30] [108]
December 27"The Greatest" Michelle Williams "Human" The Killers [109] [110]
Key
†Indicates best charting dance club song of 2008
Note: Year-end most popular songs played in dance clubs, compiled from reports from a national sample of club DJs.

Airplay

†Number-one dance airplay song of the year
Issue dateSongArtist(s)Remixer(s)Source
January 5"Amazing" Seal Kaskade; Jacques Lu Cont [111]
January 12"In My Arms" Plumb Bimbo Jones
January 19
January 26"Calabria 2007" Enur featuring Natasja Original
February 2"What Hurts the Most" Cascada Original; Spencer & Hill
February 9"Let Me Think About It" Ida Corr Fedde le Grand
February 16"Anthem" Filo & Peri featuring Eric Lumiere Original
February 23"Let Me Think About It"Ida Corr vs. Fedde LeGrande
March 1
March 8
March 15
March 22
March 29"Stars" Erika Jayne Moto Blanco
April 5"I Can't Help Myself" Bellatrax featuring Sophia May Sunfreakz
April 12
April 19
April 26"Now You're Gone" Basshunter featuring DJ Mental Theo's Bazzheads Fonzerelli
May 3
May 10"Bleeding Love" Leona Lewis Jason Nevins; Kings of Soul; Moto Blanco; Shapeshifters
May 17
May 24
May 31
June 7"4 Minutes" Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake Bob Sinclar; Junkie XL; Peter Rauhofer
June 14"Pocketful of Sunshine" Natasha Bedingfield Johnny Vicious; StoneBridge
June 21
June 28"Bleeding Love"Leona Lewis
July 5"Pocketful of Sunshine"Natasha Bedingfield
July 12"Give It 2 Me"MadonnaFedde le Grand; Paul Oakenfold; Jody den Broeder; Tong & Spoon; Eddie Amador; Bongo Joe
July 19"We Break the Dawn" Michelle Williams featuring Flo Rida Mr. Mig; Maurice Joshua
July 26"I Kissed a Girl" Katy Perry Jason Nevins; Dr. Luke; DJ Cobra & Jess Jackson
August 2
August 9
August 16
August 23
August 30"Closer" Ne-Yo Stonebridge, Norty Cotto
September 6"Move for Me" Kaskade and Deadmau5 Santiago & Bushido, Rasmus Faber, Mind Electric
September 13"Disturbia" Rihanna Jody Den Broeder, Craig C, Nique
September 20
September 27
October 4
October 11
October 18
October 25"You Make Me Feel" Annagrace Bernd Augustinski, Francesco Diaz & Thomas Gold, VooDoo & Serano, John Luniz
November 1"Move for Me"Kaskade and Deadmau5
November 8"Every Word"Ercola and DaniellaWendel Kos
November 15
November 22"Feel Your Love" Kim Sozzi
December 6"So What" Pink Bimbo Jones
December 13"Behind" Flanders Bimbo Jones, Callea
December 20
December 27"Miles Away"MadonnaThin White Duke, Morgan Page, Johnny Vicious, Rebirth, Aaron LaCrate & Samir B-More

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