Ladies Night
Atomic Kitten · Ladies Night
This is your night tonight
everythings gunna be alright,
this is your night tonight
come on girls!
Girls, we all got one,
A night that's special everywhere(everywhere)
From New York to Hollywood
It's ladies night and girl the feeling's good
Oh yes it's ladies night
And the feeling's right
Oh yes it's ladies night
Oh what a night (oh what a night)
Oh yes it's ladies night
And the feeling's right
Oh yes it's ladies night
Oh what a night (oh what a night)
this is your night tonight
everythings gunna be alright
this is your night tonight
everythings gunna be alright
romantic lady, ooh yeah, single baby
mmm sophisticated mama,
Come on you disco baby yeah yeah
Stay with me tonight
If you hear any noise
It ain't the boys, it's ladies night, uh huh
Come on girls!!
Gonna step out ladies night
Steppin' out ladies night
Gonna step out ladies night
Steppin' out ladies night
OH yes its ladies night,
And the feelings right
Oh yes its ladies night
Oh what a night (oh what a night)
oh yes its ladies night
and the feelings right
oh yes its ladies night
oh what a night (oh what a night)
On disco lights your name will be seen
You can fullfill all your dreams
Party here, party there, everywhere
This is your night, baby
You've got to be there
This is your night
Tonight , everything is gonna be alright
This is your night
Tonight , everything is gonna be alright
(keep repeating until the end of the song)
About Ladies Night
"Ladies Night" by Atomic Kitten stands as a defining track from their 2000 debut album of the same name, marking a pivotal moment in the girl group's evolution. Released during the height of the Eurodance and bubblegull pop era, the song exemplifies the group's signature sound, blending catchy melodies with the high-energy production that characterized their early success. As one of their most recognizable singles, it showcased the vocal harmonies and choreography that made Atomic Kitten a global phenomenon in the early 2000s. The track remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a key example of the genre's commercial peak and the group's ability to craft anthems that resonated with international audiences. Its enduring popularity reflects the era's musical landscape and the group's significant impact on the pop charts of that time.