This ranking for UK, dated 3 May 2026, reflects the popularity of the most listened-to and best-selling current and new singles over a week. It therefore provides the most representative information possible

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	1	10	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
2	4	8	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
3	2	10	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
4	3	9	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
5	5	10	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
6	9	2	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
7	6	10	SOMBR	Homewrecker
8	8	10	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
9	7	10	TAYLOR SWIFT	The Fate Of Ophelia
10	12	10	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
11	10	8	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
12	13	10	DJO	End Of Beginning
13	17	4	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
14	11	2	LEWIS CAPALDI	Stay Love
15	16	10	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
16	19	4	LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
17	15	10	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
18	14	10	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
19	21	10	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
20	33	7	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
21	23	10	SOMBR	12 To 12
22	45	4	KACEY MUSGRAVES	Dry Spell
23	24	10	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
24	22	10	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
25	18	10	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
26	32	2	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
27	43	4	JUNGLE	Carry On
28	27	8	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
29	57	6	PAUL McCARTNEY	Days We Left Behind
30	NEW	1	LAUFEY	Madwoman
31	47	4	KATSEYE	Pinky Up
32	20	6	MILEY CYRUS	Younger You
33	30	7	SIENNA SPIRO	The Visitor
34	29	10	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
35	37	3	CHARLIE PUTH, MICHAEL McDONALD & KENNY LOGGINS	Love In Exile
36	40	10	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
37	28	7	TAKE THAT	You're A Superstar
38	36	6	RAYE feat. HANS ZIMMER	Click Clack Symphony.
39	51	10	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
40	NEW	1	KEHLANI feat. USHER	Shoulda Never
41	42	5	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
42	NEW	1	PROSPA & CLOONEE	Free Your Mind
43	25	6	BTS	Swim
44	NEW	1	ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
45	69	10	PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSON	Stateside
46	26	10	MILKY & MALL GRAB	Just The Way You Are
47	39	2	MADONNA	I Feel So Free
48	54	4	SEKOU	Dangerous Lover
49	53	10	HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGON	I Run
50	NEW	1	MUSE	Cryogen
51	NEW	1	SHABOOZEY	Born To Die
52	NEW	1	KNEECAP feat. KAE TEMPEST	Irish Goodbye
53	RE	2	CHRIS BROWN	Obvious
54	NEW	1	DILJIT DOSANJH, CHANI NATTAN & TRU-SKOOL	Morni
55	56	7	FLO	Leak It
56	NEW	1	NATALIE IMBRUGLIA	Upside Down
57	72	2	DURAN DURAN feat. NILE RODGERS	Free To Love
58	60	9	SONNY FODERA & CHRYSTAL	My Loving
59	65	10	KEHLANI	Folded
60	82	7	MUSE	Be With You
61	NEW	1	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
62	NEW	1	EDITORS	Call It In
63	31	10	HARRY STYLES	Aperture
64	62	10	SHAKIRA	Zoo
65	78	3	NE-YO	Up Out & Gone
66	71	7	TINIE TEMPAH & DAECOLM	Living Life
67	80	3	IYAH MAY	Good Citizen
68	68	5	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
69	NEW	1	REVEREND AND THE MAKERS & ROBBIE WILLIAMS	Fucked Up
70	64	9	JASON DERULO	Sexy For Me
71	49	2	SOMBR	Potential
72	93	6	TWO CONNORS	Familiar Faces
73	50	7	NIALL HORAN	Dinner Party
74	NEW	1	LE SSERAFIM	Celebration
75	46	7	NOAH KAHAN	Porch Light
76	NEW	1	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
77	74	10	GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	WGFT
78	NEW	1	SIDHU MOOSE WALA & THE KIDD	Eyes On Me
79	63	6	HOLLY HUMBERSTONE	Cruel World
80	38	2	JOEL CORRY & RAHH	Devotion (Sweetest Emotion)
81	RE	2	BLUE	Flowers
82	41	7	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
83	NEW	1	RILEY GREEN	My Way
84	NEW	1	BECKY HILL	Hands On Me
85	RE	3	JIM LEGXACY	Idk Idk
86	61	8	EWAN McVICAR	Share The House
87	NEW	1	LAINEY WILSON	Can't Sit Still
88	NEW	1	VIOLET GROHL	Cool Buzz
89	NEW	1	GENER8ION & YUNG LEAN	Storm I
90	NEW	1	ALEX WARREN	Fine Place To Die
91	85	3	DERMOT KENNEDY	Turnstile
92	NEW	1	DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Punching The Flowers
93	79	10	TYLA	Chanel
94	NEW	1	DMA'S	Heatin Park
95	87	2	NIALL HORAN	Little More Time
96	81	4	MELANIE C	Undefeated Champion
97	RE	3	THE STROKES	Going Shopping
98	84	2	STEPHEN SANCHEZ	Chuck The Money
99	NEW	1	CHRIS BROWN feat. LEON THOMAS	Fallin'
100	NEW	1	JUDE YORK	Camilla
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			DISCO LINES & TINASHE	No Broke Boys
			WESTLIFE	Your Love Amazes Me
			FISHER	Rain
			LANA DEL REY	First Light
			PRINCE	With This Tear
			MGK & FRED DURST	Fix Ur Face
			BELLES & DOLLY PARTON	Son Of Jolene
			MASSIVE ATTACK & TOM WAITS	Boots On The Ground
			BUJU BANTON	Butterflies
			BLOSSOMS	Joke About Divorce
			SYDNIE CHRISTMAS	Run
			BECK	Ride Lonesome
			MAISIE PETERS & JULIA MICHAELS	Kingmaker
			JESSIE WARE	Automatic
			SABRINA CARPENTER	House Tour
			INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBY	Instigator
			CALVIN HARRIS & KASABIAN	Release The Pressure
			K-TRAP & HEADIE ONE	Mystery Box
			CHRIS STUSSY & TOM DID IT	Wide Awake
			MAPHRA	Circle With Me
			CÉLINE DION	Dansons
			FREYA SKYE	Silent Treatment
			CENTRAL CEE	Wagwan
			LIV MORGAN	Trouble
			AYRA STARR	Where Do We Go
			LIZZO	Don’t Make Me Love U
			DAN BYRNE	Home
			MICHAEL BALL	You
			AIYANA-LEE	Housebroken

UK Combined Singles Chart (Radio + iTunes) – Weekly Roundup: Major Movers, New Entries & Chart Trends

The latest UK combined singles chart, blending radio airplay and iTunes downloads, delivers a fascinating snapshot of what Britain is really listening to right now. This week (TW), stability at the top meets a wave of fresh debuts and dramatic climbs across the Top 100.

Alex Warren Holds Strong at No.1

For a second consecutive week, Alex Warren dominates the chart with “Fever Dream”, now logging an impressive 10 weeks on the chart. The track’s sustained success highlights its strong crossover appeal between streaming audiences and mainstream radio rotation.

Even more notable? Warren doubles his presence with a new entry at No.90, proving his growing influence in the UK market.

Tame Impala Surges, While RAYE Slips Slightly

One of the biggest stories this week is Tame Impala, climbing from No.4 to No.2 with “Dracula”. The track is gaining serious traction, especially on alternative and indie radio formats.

Meanwhile, RAYE dips one spot to No.3 with “Where Is My Husband!”, but remains a dominant force with multiple entries across the chart—including a collaboration with Hans Zimmer still holding inside the Top 40.

Stability in the Top 10

The rest of the Top 10 shows remarkable consistency:

• Bebe Rexha (“New Religion”) holds at No.4
• Bruno Mars (“I Just Might”) remains steady at No.5
• Olivia Rodrigo breaks into the Top 10, jumping to No.6 with “Drop Dead”
• Taylor Swift continues her multi-track presence, with “The Fate Of Ophelia” at No.9

This level of stability suggests a strong core of radio-supported hits that continue to resonate week after week.

Breakout Climbers of the Week

Several tracks make significant upward moves:

• ANOTR feat. 54 Ultra rockets from No.33 to No.20 (“Talk To You”)
• Kacey Musgraves leaps from No.45 to No.22 with “Dry Spell”
• Jungle climbs to No.27, gaining momentum across UK stations
• Paul McCartney makes a notable jump into the Top 30 at No.29

These gains point to late-blooming radio hits gaining traction after initial release.

New Entries Making Noise

This week sees a flood of new entries, signaling a refresh in listener tastes:

• Laufey debuts at No.30 with “Madwoman”
• Kehlani feat. Usher enters at No.40 (“Shoulda Never”)
• Muse returns with “Cryogen” at No.50
• Shaboozey lands at No.51 (“Born To Die”)
• Natalie Imbruglia surprises with a comeback at No.56

Further down, notable debuts include Editors, Le Sserafim, and Death Cab for Cutie, reflecting a genre-diverse influx spanning pop, indie, K-pop, and alternative.

Strong Multi-Entry Artists

Several artists dominate with multiple tracks:

• Taylor Swift charts three songs in the Top 30
• Olivia Dean maintains consistent presence
• Ella Langley impresses with multiple entries, including a new collaboration with Morgan Wallen
• Kehlani appears with both a solo track and a high-profile duet

This highlights how artist branding and fan loyalty continue to drive chart performance.

Veteran Comebacks & Re-Entries

The chart also features notable returns:

• Chris Brown re-enters with “Obvious”
• Blue returns with “Flowers”
• The Strokes reappear with “Going Shopping”

These re-entries often reflect viral moments or renewed playlist exposure.

Key Trends This Week

• Radio + download synergy remains powerful for sustaining long-term hits
• New entries are heavily front-loaded, but only a few break into the upper tier immediately
• Legacy artists are making a comeback, often boosted by nostalgia or collaborations
• Pop and indie continue to dominate, but global sounds (K-pop, Afrobeats, Punjabi pop) are increasingly visible

Final Thoughts

This week’s UK combined chart tells a clear story: while established hits maintain their grip, there’s a strong undercurrent of emerging tracks and returning icons reshaping the landscape.

With Alex Warren still leading the charge, the question now is whether challengers like Tame Impala or rising newcomers can dethrone him in the coming weeks.