Hey, Soul Sister is a single by the American rock band Train, released in 2009 as the lead single from their fifth album, Save Me, San Francisco. Written by lead singer Pat Monahan with producers Amund Bjorklund and Espen Lind, it became the band's biggest commercial hit, reaching number three on the Billboard Hot 100 and winning a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group. Its signature ukulele riff made it one of the defining radio hits of the early 2010s, and it still resurfaces in online edits, nostalgic compilations and feel-good memes.
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The ukulele-driven Train hit 'Hey, Soul Sister' from 2009. Fans play the catchy chorus for romantic edits, TikTok montages and feel-good memes.
This is the unmistakable ukulele-and-piano groove of Train's 'Hey, Soul Sister,' the 2009 pop-rock hit that dominated radios and wedding playlists for years. The clip captures Pat Monahan's soaring chorus over that bouncy, feel-good melody that everyone instantly recognizes from the first few notes. It sounds bright, warm and hopelessly optimistic, the kind of hook that sticks in your head for hours. Creators use it to set a romantic, carefree mood, turning ordinary montages, couple edits and highlight reels into feel-good moments packed with early-2010s nostalgia.
