This ranking for the USA, dated 10 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	2	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
2	3	2	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
3	2	2	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
4	5	2	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
5	4	2	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
6	8	2	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
7	15	2	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
8	7	2	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
9	6	2	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
10	16	2	LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
11	12	2	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
12	14	2	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
13	22	2	ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
14	19	2	CHRIS BROWN feat. BRYSON TILLER	It Depends
15	11	2	LUKE COMBS	Days Like These
16	64	2	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
17	20	2	LUKE COMBS	Sleepless In A Hotel Room
18	18	2	TAYLOR SWIFT	The Fate Of Ophelia
19	21	2	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
20	10	2	SOMBR	Homewrecker
21	30	2	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
22	17	2	T.I.	Let 'Em Know
23	24	2	CHRIS BROWN	Obvious
24	25	2	HARDY, ERIC CHURCH, MORGAN WALLEN & TIM McGRAW	McArthur
25	13	2	BTS	Swim
26	9	2	KEHLANI	Folded
27	49	2	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
28	NEW	1	FORREST FRANK	Okay!
29	NEW	1	BRANDON LAKE & NICK JONAS	The Author
30	31	2	PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSON	Stateside
31	33	2	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
32	27	2	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
33	45	2	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
34	28	2	RILEY GREEN	My Way
35	32	2	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
36	36	2	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
37	86	2	CHRIS BROWN feat. LEON THOMAS	Fallin'
38	26	2	KACEY MUSGRAVES	Dry Spell
39	35	2	LUKE COMBS	Be By You
40	NEW	1	LADY GAGA	Shape Of A Woman
41	39	2	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
42	44	2	ONEREPUBLIC	Need Your Love
43	40	2	DOJA CAT	Gorgeous
44	29	2	SABRINA CARPENTER	When Did You Get Hot?
45	NEW	1	THE ROLLING STONES	In The Stars
46	NEW	1	THE ROLLING STONES	Rough And Twisted
47	NEW	1	JAMAL ROBERTS	Perfect For Me
48	34	2	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
49	37	2	RILEY GREEN	Change My Mind
50	51	2	JOSH ROSS	Hate How You Look
51	38	2	ELLA LANGLEY	Loving Life Again
52	54	2	JORDAN DAVIS	Turn This Truck Around
53	57	2	MEGAN MORONEY	Beautiful Things
54	NEW	1	SOCIAL DISTORTION	The Way Things Were
55	50	2	DILJIT DOSANJH, CHANI NATTAN & TRU-SKOOL	Morni
56	71	2	J. COLE	Who TF Iz U
57	56	2	TUCKER WETMORE	Brunette
58	42	2	JASON ALDEAN	Don't Tell On Me
59	NEW	1	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE & COREY TAYLOR	Playing God
60	48	2	GENER8ION & YUNG LEAN	Storm II
61	62	2	KANYE WEST & TRAVIS SCOTT	Father
62	NEW	1	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE	Afraid Of The Dark
63	73	2	A$AP ROCKY feat. BRENT FAIYAZ	Stay Here 4 Life
64	61	2	DEXTER AND THE MOONROCKS	Freakin' Out
65	NEW	1	SABRINA CARPENTER	Go Go Juice
66	68	2	BABY KEEM feat. KENDRICK LAMAR & MOMO BOYD	Good Flirts
67	53	2	DJO	End Of Beginning
68	NEW	1	NICK JONAS & BRANDON LAKE	Hope (Remix)
69	79	2	ALEX WARREN	Fine Place To Die
70	66	2	COREY KENT & KOE WETZEL	Rocky Mountain Low
71	NEW	1	LAUREN SANDERSON feat. FRED DURST	Come Say Sum
72	59	2	TYLA	Chanel
73	63	2	FRENCH MONTANA & MAX B	Ever Since U Left Me (I Went Deaf)
74	60	2	BELLY GANG KUSHINGTON & YKNIECE	Friend Do Remix
75	55	2	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
76	70	2	DON TOLIVER	Body
77	67	2	ELEVATION WORSHIP & CHANDLER MOORE	God I'm Just Grateful
78	NEW	1	DON WILLIAMS	How Can I Miss What I Never Had
79	75	2	KANE BROWN	Woman
80	52	2	KEITH URBAN	Summer Breeze
81	80	2	MORGAN WALLEN	Don't We
82	84	2	BAILEY ZIMMERMAN	Chevy Silverado
83	NEW	1	HALEY JONES	Heaven's Got A Hold On Me
84	65	2	LIL UZI VERT	What You Saying
85	47	2	MADONNA	I Feel So Free
86	NEW	1	GAVIN ADCOCK	Wannabe
87	83	2	GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	WGFT
88	NEW	1	PAUL McCARTNEY & RINGO STARR	Home To Us
89	NEW	1	CAMMY BARNES	Let Me Down
90	88	2	GEORGE BIRGE & LUKE BRYAN	Ride, Ride, Ride
91	NEW	1	PAPA ROACH & HANUMANKIND	See U In Hell
92	NEW	1	BARRY MANILOW	Another Life
93	93	2	ZACH TOP	South Of Sanity
94	NEW	1	GOOSE	Torero
95	NEW	1	DON TOLIVER	E85
96	NEW	1	ZARA LARSSON & PINKPANTHERESS	Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)
97	NEW	1	DOGSTAR	This Sphere
98	23	2	LUKE BRYAN	Country And She Knows It
99	NEW	1	MUNA	Eastside Girls
100	89	2	CORTIS	Go!
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			THE RED CLAY STRAYS	Demons In Your Choir
			SHABOOZEY	Born To Die
			FREYA SKYE	Silent Treatment
			SEVENDUST	Construct
			PAPA ROACH	Wake Up Calling
			DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Punching The Flowers
			BLEACHERS	I'm Not Joking
			THE CLAYPOOL LENNON DELIRIUM	Melody Of Entropy
			MGK & FRED DURST	Fix Ur Face
			IYAH MAY	Good Citizen
			CODY JOHNSON	Hello Lonesome
			DIRTY HEADS	Better
			DIRTY HEADS	Sound Boy Killa
			LIL BABY	Mrs. Trendsetter
			LEE BRICE	Truck Bed Mixtape
			KNEECAP feat. KAE TEMPEST	Irish Goodbye
			THE RED CLAY STRAYS	If I Didn't Know You
			DEVIN TOWNSEND	Home At Night (The Afterlife)
			PAUL RUSSELL	High Maintenance
			TEMS	What You Need
			TERMANOLOGY & ROYAL FLUSH feat. DRU HOFFA	Angel Whispers
			JOHNNY VENUS	I Want You Back
			TERMANOLOGY & ROYAL FLUSH feat. TEK & UFO FEV	Legendary Blocks
			HILARY DUFF	Roommates

🎧 US Combined Singles Chart: Bruno Mars Holds Strong as Ella Langley, Lady Gaga & The Rolling Stones Shake Up the Rankings

The latest US Combined Singles Chart is making waves across the music industry this week, blending the most-played songs on American radio with the biggest iTunes download hits in the country. With major pop icons, country superstars, viral newcomers, and legendary rock acts all competing for attention, this week’s ranking highlights just how diverse the American music landscape has become.

At the top of the chart, Bruno Mars continues to dominate, while rising country sensation Ella Langley proves she is one of the hottest names in music right now. Meanwhile, huge debuts from Lady Gaga, The Rolling Stones, Forrest Frank, and Motionless In White bring fresh energy to the Top 100.

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🔥 Bruno Mars Keeps the Crown at No. 1

For a second consecutive week, Bruno Mars stays firmly at No. 1 with “I Just Might.” The smooth and soulful track continues to perform exceptionally well across US radio stations while maintaining strong download numbers on iTunes.

In addition to his chart-topping success, Bruno Mars also lands another song in the Top 10 with “Risk It All,” which slips slightly from No. 6 to No. 9. Having two songs inside the Top 10 confirms his continued dominance in both pop radio and digital sales.

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🤠 Ella Langley Emerges as Country’s Biggest Breakout Star

One of the biggest stories of the week belongs to Ella Langley. The country singer continues her incredible momentum with multiple entries across the chart.

“Choosin’ Texas” climbs to a new peak at No. 2, while “Be Her” rises into the Top 10 at No. 6. Her collaboration with Morgan Wallen, “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” also makes a major jump from No. 22 to No. 13.

Even lower on the chart, Ella Langley keeps her presence strong as “Loving Life Again” reaches No. 51. Few artists currently have this level of consistency across radio and digital platforms.

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🌟 Olivia Dean and Olivia Rodrigo Continue Their Winning Runs

British soul-pop singer Olivia Dean is having another massive week. “Man I Need” rises to No. 3, becoming one of the highest-charting songs of her career, while “So Easy (To Fall In Love)” remains inside the Top 5 at No. 5.

Meanwhile, Olivia Rodrigo continues to prove her staying power with “Drop Dead,” climbing one position to No. 4. The song’s strong streaming appeal appears to be translating perfectly into radio support and iTunes purchases.

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🚀 Biggest Climbers of the Week

Several songs enjoy impressive gains this week, signaling growing momentum in the US market.

• Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter score one of the chart’s biggest jumps as “Bring Your Love” skyrockets from No. 64 to No. 16.
• Chris Brown feat. Leon Thomas surges from No. 86 to No. 37 with “Fallin’.”
• Bebe Rexha climbs strongly with “New Religion,” moving from No. 49 to No. 27.
• J. Cole also gains traction as “Who TF Iz U” rises from No. 71 to No. 56.
• Zara Larsson enters the Top 25 with “Midnight Sun,” jumping from No. 30 to No. 21.

The biggest climbers demonstrate the growing impact of fan-driven downloads alongside radio exposure.

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🎤 Lady Gaga Scores a Double Success

This week marks another major moment for Lady Gaga. Her collaboration with Doechii, “Runway,” enters the Top 10 at No. 10 after climbing six spots.

At the same time, Lady Gaga debuts at No. 40 with her solo track “Shape Of A Woman.” The dual success reinforces her ability to dominate both mainstream pop audiences and digital music buyers.

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🎸 Legendary Artists Make Powerful Returns

Classic artists are proving they still have enormous chart power in 2026.

The Rolling Stones debut two songs simultaneously this week:

• “In The Stars” enters at No. 45
• “Rough And Twisted” debuts at No. 46

Meanwhile, legendary Beatles members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reunite on “Home To Us,” debuting at No. 88.

Elsewhere, Barry Manilow returns with “Another Life” at No. 92, while country legend Don Williams enters the chart at No. 78 with “How Can I Miss What I Never Had.”

These veteran artists continue attracting strong support from loyal fans on iTunes.

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🎶 Sabrina Carpenter Continues Her Momentum

Pop superstar Sabrina Carpenter remains one of the week’s most visible artists.

Besides her collaboration with Madonna, she also debuts solo at No. 65 with “Go Go Juice.” In addition, her previous hit “When Did You Get Hot?” remains inside the Top 50.

Her ability to succeed both solo and through collaborations highlights her growing influence in the American pop market.

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⚡ Rock and Alternative Music Gain Ground

Rock music enjoys a notable resurgence this week.

Motionless In White enters the chart twice, including the powerful collaboration with Corey Taylor, “Playing God,” at No. 59. The band also debuts “Afraid Of The Dark” at No. 62.

Social Distortion returns with “The Way Things Were” at No. 54, while Papa Roach and Hanumankind debut “See U In Hell” at No. 91.

Alternative favorites Tame Impala also break into the Top 10 with “Dracula,” climbing to No. 7.

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🎧 Taylor Swift Maintains Strong Chart Presence

Even without a Top 10 single this week, Taylor Swift continues to dominate the chart with multiple entries.

“The Fate Of Ophelia” rises to No. 18, “Opalite” reaches No. 19, and “Elizabeth Taylor” remains stable at No. 36.

The consistency of her catalog once again proves the unmatched loyalty of her fanbase.

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📈 New Entries Bring Fresh Competition

This week’s chart introduces a wide range of new entries from multiple genres.

Among the most notable debuts:

• Forrest Frank – “Okay!” (No. 28)
• Brandon Lake & Nick Jonas – “The Author” (No. 29)
• Jamal Roberts – “Perfect For Me” (No. 47)
• Lauren Sanderson feat. Fred Durst – “Come Say Sum” (No. 71)
• Goose – “Torero” (No. 94)
• MUNA – “Eastside Girls” (No. 99)

The diversity of the debuts reflects the growing fragmentation of music audiences in the streaming and download era.

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🎵 Country Music Continues Its Massive US Dominance

Country music remains one of the strongest genres on the combined chart this week.

Artists like Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Riley Green, Jordan Davis, Kane Brown, Bailey Zimmerman, Keith Urban, and Zach Top all secure positions throughout the Top 100.

The genre’s strong digital sales continue to give country artists a major advantage on combined rankings that include iTunes performance.

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🏆 Top 10 US Combined Singles Chart This Week

1. Bruno Mars – “I Just Might”
2. Ella Langley – “Choosin’ Texas”
3. Olivia Dean – “Man I Need”
4. Olivia Rodrigo – “Drop Dead”
5. Olivia Dean – “So Easy (To Fall In Love)”
6. Ella Langley – “Be Her”
7. Tame Impala – “Dracula”
8. RAYE – “Where Is My Husband!”
9. Bruno Mars – “Risk It All”
10. Lady Gaga & Doechii – “Runway”

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🎯 Final Thoughts

This week’s US Combined Singles Chart perfectly captures the current state of the American music industry: pop icons remain powerful, country music continues to dominate sales, legendary artists still command attention, and younger stars are rapidly building momentum.

With Bruno Mars holding the No. 1 position, Ella Langley becoming one of the biggest breakout stars of the year, and surprise debuts from legendary acts like The Rolling Stones, next week’s chart could bring even more major changes.

As radio airplay and iTunes downloads continue shaping this unique ranking, fans can expect intense competition in the weeks ahead.