75 Best Wedding Line Dance Songs

 
Whether it’s traditional country line dancing or group dances, these songs bring everyone out to the dance floor. Because it isn’t partner dancing like a slow dance, people of all ages and relationship statuses feel comfortable participating. Your wedding reception is a party, right? So get it started with some line dancing.

Table of Contents:

• Wedding Line Dance Songs
• Wedding Line Dance Songs Spotify Playlist
• Questions about Wedding Line Dance Songs

The Top Wedding Line Dance Songs List

Group line dance song list curated by Matthew Campbell
Last Updated: March 30,2021

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Song	Amazon Link
69 Boyz Tootsee Roll 1994, Hip Hop
Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force Planet Rock 1986, Hip Hop
Alan Jackson Chattahoochee 1993, Country
Alan Jackson Good Time 2008, Country
B-52’s Rock Lobster 1979, Pop Rock
B.T.O. Bachman Turner Overdrive Taking Care of Business 1973, Rock
Baauer Harlem Shake 2012, Hip Hop
Beatles Twist & Shout 1963, Rock
Bee Gees Stayin’ Alive 1977, Disco
Big Mucci Bikers Shuffle 2019, R&B
Billy Idol Mony Mony 1981, Rock
Billy Ray Cyrus Achy Breaky Heart 1992, Country
Blanco Brown The Git Up 2019, Country
Brooks & Dunn Boot Scootin’ Boogie 1992, Country
Cali Swag District Teach Me How to Dougie 2010, Hip Hop
Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion WAP 2020, Hip Hop
Chris Brown Forever 2008, Dance
Chubby Checker Limbo Rock 1962, Rock
Chubby Checker The Twist 1960, Rock
Cupid Cupid Shuffle 2007, Dance
Daddy Yankee Limbo 2012, Latin
Darius Rucker Wagon Wheel 2013, Country
Dee Dee Sharp Mashed Potato Time 1962, Pop
Depeche Mode Personal Jesus 1989, Rock
Diamonds The Stroll 1957, Vocal
DJ Maestro Turbo Hustle 2015, Dance
Doja Cat Say So 2020, R&B
Drake In My Feelings 2018, Hip Hop
Drake Toosie Slide 2020, Toosie Slide
E.U. Da’ Butt 1988, R&B
Emeralds Chicken Dance/Bird Dance 1982, Polka
Ent Distrikt Same Ole 2step 2011, Hip Hop
Eric Bellinger Eazy Shuffle 2020, R&B
Gap Band Party Train 1983, Funk
Grand Funk Railroad The Loco-motion 1974, Rock
Grid Swamp Thing 1994, Techno
GS Boyz Stanky Legg 2008, Hip Hop
Isley Brothers Shout 1959, Rock
Jawsh 685 and Jason Derulo Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat) 2020, EDM
JoelPatrick feat. Bryson Gray Country Steppin' (Remix) 2019, Country
Johnny Otis Willie & The Hand Jive 1958, Rock
Josh Turner Firecracker 2007, Country
Justin Champagne Do the Lasso 2020, Country
K Camp Lottery (Renegade) 2020, Hip Hop
Kenny Loggins Footloose 1984, Rock
Laura Bell Bundy feat. Colt Ford Two Step 2015, Country
Lil Nas X feat. Billy Ray Cyrus Old Town Road (Remix) 2019, Country
Little Eva The Loco-Motion 1962, Pop
Los Del Rio Macarena 1995, Dance
Lou Bega Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of...) 1999, Pop
Marcia Griffiths Electric Boogie 1983, Dance
Megan Thee Stallion Savage 2020, Hip Hop
Mel McDaniel Louisiana Saturday Night 1980, Country
Miami Sound Machine & Gloria Estefan Conga 1985, Dance
Michael Jackson Thriller 1983, Disco
Mr. C (DJ Casper) Cha Cha Slide 2000, Dance
Neil Diamond Sweet Caroline 1969, Rock
ppcocaine feat. NextYoungin 3 Musketeers 2020, Hip Hop
Psy Gangnam Style 2012, Pop
Quad City DJ’s C’mon N’ Ride It (The Train) 1996, Hip Hop
Ray Anthony Bunny Hop 1952, Big Band
Ray Anthony The Hokey Pokey 1953, Big Band
Rednex Cotton Eye Joe 1994, Dance
Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharrell Blurred Lines 2013, Pop
Rocky Horror Picture Show Cast Time Warp 1975, Rock
Saweetie Tap In 2020, Hip Hop
Shania Twain Any Man of Mine 1995, Country
Shania Twain Man! I Feel Like A Woman! 1997, Country
Silentó Watch Me (Whip / Nae Nae) 2015, Hip Hop
Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em Crank That 2007, Hip Hop
Steps 5, 6, 7, 8 1997, Pop
Steve Earle Copperhead Road 1988, Country
Stevie Wonder My Eyes Don’t Cry 1987, R&B
Sugarhill Gang Apache 1981, Hip Hop
Sugarhill Gang Jump On It! 1982, Hip Hop
the Weeknd Blinding Lights 2020, R&B
Tim McGraw Indian Outlaw 1994, Country
Todrick Hall Attention 2019, EDM
Tractors Baby Likes to Rock It 1994, Country
Tracy Byrd I’m From The Country 1998, Country
Tracy Byrd Watermelon Crawl 1994, Country
Unk Walk It Out 2006, Hip Hop
V.I.C. Wobble 2008, Hip Hop
Van McCoy The Hustle 1975, Disco
Vicki DeLor The Wedding Horah 2010, New Age
Village People Y.M.C.A. 1978, Disco
Vince Gill What the Cowgirls Do 1994, Country

What is the Difference Between Line Dancing and Group Dances?

Group dance songs and line dance songs are played at wedding receptions to get people all together on the dance floor — in a group. Group and line dance songs are also known as audience participation songs. Group songs played can invoke a conga line, a train line, rows of line dancing, and more!

Group songs are generally less complicated as far as dance moves are concerned. “Shout” by the Isley Brothers – shouting and raising hands, “Willie & The Hand Jive” by Johnny Otis – a routine hand jive. Lastly, we would recommend “The Stroll” by the Diamonds. Everyone lines up with men on one side and women on the other. Then, each couple goes through the line under everyone’s hands. It’s a classic.

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Are Group Songs Too Cheesy?

Group songs are cheesy. Cheesy is fun. Embrace the cheese! People may smirk for a moment until they see everyone else having fun. Have you done the conga up and down a wedding boat? It’s really fun.

Songs that will entice a group conga line or train line include “C’mon N’ Ride It (The Train)” by Quad City DJ’s, “Conga” by Miami Sound Machine, “The Loco-motion” by Grand Funk Railroad, and “The Locomotion” by Little Eva.

Another activity at more casual or upbeat wedding receptions is the limbo. We added the most popular limbo song, “Limbo Rock” by Chubby Checker, below. However, if the bridal couple wants a lengthy limbo line at their wedding reception, be sure to check out our long list of best limbo songs.

Should You Have Line Dancing At Your Wedding?

A better question maybe if you want people to dance at your wedding. It’s up to you, as the wedding couple, to decide the mood they want at their wedding reception. Some couples think group dance songs as cheesy or overplayed at wedding receptions. But when the moment hits, it can be pure magic.

There are many country songs to choose from that your DJ can play at your wedding. Many guests at wedding receptions would know them as line dance songs. However, our most popular country line dance songs are “Achy Breaky Heart” by Billy Ray Cyrus, “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” by Brooks & Dunn, “Chattahoochee” by Alan Jackson, and “Watermelon Crawl” by Tracy Bird. Popular pop radio songs have created dance crazes also. These songs include “Macarena” by Los Del Rio, “Cha Cha Slide” by Mr. C, “Electric Slide” by Marcia Griffiths, and “The Twist” by Chubby Checker.

Include a Line Dance Lesson

Talk to your professional wedding planner and DJ. They probably know someone who can teach a few line dancing songs. And if they don’t, look to your local bars. Someone is always teaching line dancing. Don’t worry if country music isn’t your jam. Country line dancing can be done to any genre of music that has a good beat!

A current popular thing to do at weddings is to have a choreographed dance with a group of people. For this, you would select your own songs. We have seen routine dances to “Forever” by Chris Brown and, of course, “Thriller” by Michael Jackson on YouTube. Old-time kid songs are also very popular to fill the dance floor at wedding receptions. These songs include the Hokey Pokey, the Chicken Dance, and the Bunny Hop.

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