There’s nothing quite like a 00’s throwback to bring back the good vibes. Whether you’re heading out on a road trip, commuting to work, or just want a nostalgic pick-me-up, we’ve put together the ultimatefeel-good 00’s playlist you can enjoy anywhere.

Even better? Every track is radio-friendly, making it perfect for all audiences.

Long drives and great music go hand in hand. The 2000s gave us some of the most iconic, singalong tracks ever, perfect for boosting your mood and making every journey more enjoyable.

 GoSkippy’s 00’s Throwback Playlist

1. Natasha Bedingfield – Unwritten (2004)

An uplifting anthem about new beginnings that instantly puts you in a positive mindset.

Fun Fact: This banger peaked at #6 in the UK, but became a much bigger hit in the US thanks to TV shows like ‘The Hills’.

2. S Club 7 – Don’t Stop Movin’ (2001)

Pure feel-good energy, guaranteed to get everyone singing along.

Fun Fact: Won the group a BRIT Award for Best British Single in 2002 and hit #1 in the UK.

3. Atomic Kitten – Whole Again (2000)

A timeless pop ballad that defined early 00’s charts.

Fun Fact: One of the best-selling UK singles of the 2000s, staying at #1 for 4 weeks.

4. Westlife – Uptown Girl (2001)

A fun, upbeat cover that became one of Westlife’s most recognisable hits.

Fun Fact: This Billy Joel cover wasa #1 UK Christmas single (2001) — and one of their biggest-selling songs ever.

5. Busted – Year 3000 (2002)

A nostalgic pop-rock classic packed with energy and humour.

Fun Fact: Only reached #2 in the UK, but became globally famous later thanks to the Jonas Brothers covering it.

6. Kylie Minogue – Can’t Get You Out of My Head (2001)

An iconic electro-pop hit with a hook that’s impossible to forget.

Fun Fact: Hit#1 in over 40 countries and was one of the biggest worldwide hits of the decade.

7. Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Murder On The Dancefloor (2001)

A disco-inspired favourite that still fills dancefloors today.

Fun Fact: Famously missed the UK #1 spot because it was blocked by Robbie Williams’s and Nicole Kidman’s ‘Somethin’ Stupid’.

8. Eric Prydz – Call On Me (2004)

A high-energy dance track perfect for lifting the tempo of any drive.

Fun Fact: Spent 5 weeks at #1 in the UK. Some say this may have been boosted heavily by its very controversial and raunchy music video.

9. McFly – Five Colours In Her Hair (2004)

A catchy debut that helped define mid-00’s UK pop-rock.

Fun Fact: Debuted at #1 in the UK, making McFly one of the youngest bands ever to claim this title.

10. Scouting for Girls – She’s So Lovely (2007)

A light-hearted indie anthem that’s easy to sing along to.

Fun Fact: Never hit #1, but this tune became the band’s signature song and biggest-selling single. It featured heavily in the hit show ‘Gavin and Stacey’.

11. Corinne Bailey Rae – Put Your Records On (2006)

A laid-back, soulful track perfect for relaxed drives.

Fun Fact: This song earned Corine 2 Grammy nominations and helped launch her internationally.

12. Daniel Powter – Bad Day (2005)

A relatable, feel-good song that turns a bad day around.

Fun Fact: Was the best-selling song of 2006 in the US, largely due to it’s appearance on ‘American Idol’, as the contestants elimination song.

13. Jason Mraz – I’m Yours (2008)

A chilled, summery tune that’s ideal for cruising.

Fun Fact: Mraz held a record at the time with this tune for longest run on the Billboard Hot 100, with a whopping 76 weeks.

14. Girls Aloud – Love Machine (2004)

A bold, fun pop anthem that defined the era.

Fun Fact: Despite its popularity, it only reached #2 in the UK. But it was famously covered by indie rock band Arctic Monkeys on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge

15. Sugababes – Round Round (2002)

A sleek, catchy track that remains a 00’s staple.

Fun Fact: This track was the group’s second UK #1 single and, along with ‘Sound of the Underground’ by Girls Aloud, helped redefine British pop music in the 2000s.

16.Kelly Clarkson – Since U Been Gone (2004)

A powerful breakup anthem with massive singalong appeal.

Fun Fact: Won Clarkson a Grammy Award and is widely credited with shaping 2000s pop-rock.

17. Cheryl – Fight For This Love (2009)

A polished pop hit that dominated late 00’s charts.

Fun Fact: Was the fastest-selling single of 2009 in the UK at the time. A judge at the time on the show, Cheryl first performed the song on ‘The X Factor’

18. Take That – Shine (2007)

A feel-good comeback track with an uplifting message.

Fun Fact: This hit won the boys the BRIT Award for Best British Single (2008).

19. Mika – Grace Kelly (2007)

A theatrical pop hit bursting with personality and energy.

Fun Fact: Went straight to #1 in the UK and became one of the decade’s most distinctive debut hits.

20. Scissor Sisters – I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ (2006)

A funky, upbeat track that’s perfect for ending on a high.

Fun Fact: Spent 4 weeks at #1 in the UK — the band’s biggest hit by far.

So go ahead, save this playlist, turn up the volume, and enjoy the ride.

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