Last Nite

Last Nite is a song by the American rock band The Strokes, released in 2001 as the second single from their debut album, Is This It.

The song is characterized by its driving, angular guitar riff reminiscent of Television's "Marquee Moon" and its simple, catchy chorus. "Last Nite" helped propel The Strokes to mainstream success, becoming a defining song of the early 2000s garage rock revival.

Lyrically, "Last Nite" describes the aftermath of a failed romantic encounter, capturing the frustration and awkwardness of a fleeting connection. The song's narrative focuses on the protagonist's reflection on the previous night's events and the realization that the relationship is unlikely to progress.

"Last Nite" achieved significant commercial success, charting in several countries and receiving extensive radio airplay. It is considered one of The Strokes' signature songs and remains a popular track on alternative rock stations. The song's music video, featuring the band performing live in a small club setting, further contributed to its popularity and helped solidify The Strokes' image as a cool and influential rock band.