Ranking of the most downloaded current and new singles on the iTunes digital platform from UK, compiled from daily rankings from 1 June 2026 to 5 June 2026

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	51	2	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
2	1	15	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
3	4	15	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
4	5	15	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
5	2	15	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
6	6	3	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' To The Sun
7	3	15	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
8	7	14	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
9	14	8	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
10	22	15	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
11	18	4	SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
12	27	2	NATHAN EVANS & SAINT PHNX	Home (World Cup 2026)
13	12	14	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
14	39	2	BECKY HILL	More! More! More!
15	15	7	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
16	25	5	CALVIN HARRIS & JAZZY	Satisfy
17	19	14	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
18	43	15	SOMBR	Homewrecker
19	13	3	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
20	23	3	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
21	16	15	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
22	32	5	THE ROLLING STONES	In The Stars
23	9	10	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
24	20	3	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
25	28	9	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
26	26	13	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
27	NEW	1	DAVID GUETTA, ALOK & STICK FIGURE	Run Run River (Angels Above Me)
28	54	5	MYLES SMITH	Hold Me In The Dark
29	17	5	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
30	RE	8	TAKE THAT	You're A Superstar
31	63	2	SLAYYYTER	Dance...
32	74	8	PROSPA & CLOONEE	Free Your Mind
33	NEW	1	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
34	49	3	LANA DEL REY	First Light
35	24	3	NOTHING BUT THIEVES	Evolution
36	59	15	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
37	RE	4	ALEX WARREN	Fine Place To Die
38	NEW	1	JALEN NGONDA	Burning Temptation
39	55	2	LILY ALLEN	Beg For Me (Jade Remix)
40	31	5	PAUL McCARTNEY & RINGO STARR	Home To Us
41	NEW	1	DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Stone Over Water
42	52	2	BEBE REXHA & DAVID GUETTA	Sad Girls
43	48	15	DJO	End Of Beginning
44	35	2	LOLA YOUNG	From Down Here
45	11	2	ANA SKY	Blvd Dreams
46	53	2	PERRIE	Passenger Princess
47	NEW	1	PETER GABRIEL	A Hard Lesson (Bright-Side Mix)
48	47	15	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
49	NEW	1	MADONNA	Love Sensation
50	38	14	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
51	NEW	1	MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
52	NEW	1	ALEX WARREN	Passenger
53	65	15	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
54	NEW	1	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
55	NEW	1	DMA'S	Hurracane
56	37	9	PAUL McCARTNEY	Days We Left Behind
57	67	15	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
58	86	15	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
59	NEW	1	INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBY	Tarantula
60	36	5	MIZMO	Hello (The Sun Is Up Where Are You)
61	NEW	1	ETHAN FRENCH	Reckless And Arranged
62	NEW	1	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
63	10	3	KYLIE MINOGUE	Light Up
64	NEW	1	NOVEMBER KID	You're The Only Place I Need
65	NEW	1	MASTODON	Your Ghost Again
66	21	4	DARA	Bangaranga
67	91	9	LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
68	RE	2	MYLES SMITH	My Mess
69	NEW	1	BOYZLIFE	Chills
70	45	14	SHAKIRA	Zoo
71	NEW	1	EUROPE	The Cult Of Ignorance
72	NEW	1	ELECTRIC CALLBOY feat. THE OFFSPRING	Let The Good Times Roll
73	40	3	DRAKE	Janice STFU
74	NEW	1	BETH ORTON	Otherside
75	NEW	1	AESPA	Lemonade
76	NEW	1	ELLIE GOULDING	Black Prada Dress
77	NEW	1	DANIEL PEMBERTON & BRIAN MAY	Eternia
78	89	3	CHARLI XCX	SS26
79	56	7	EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
80	30	2	JUNGLE	The Wave
81	NEW	1	SARA BAREILLES	Home
82	NEW	1	PRINCE	Stone
83	33	3	THE SCRIPT	Man In The Arena
84	84	6	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
85	RE	2	PRINCE	With This Tear
86	NEW	1	VINCE STAPLES	Cotton
87	NEW	1	DEEP PURPLE	Diablo
88	NEW	1	IL DENDY	Melissa I'm Drunk And Outside (Soca Party Remix)
89	RE	3	CHARLI XCX	Rock Music
90	RE	3	NIALL HORAN	Little More Time
91	NEW	1	ADAM LAMBERT	Under The Rhythm
92	93	2	MK feat. POPPY BASKCOMB	Zone
93	NEW	1	NEPTUNICA	What If?
94	NEW	1	KRIS BARRAS BAND	Unspoken
95	NEW	1	NICK MORGAN	No Scotland No Party (World Cup 2026 Edition)
96	NEW	1	STEPHEN SANCHEZ	Chuck The Money
97	92	9	KATSEYE	Pinky Up
98	RE	6	MADONNA	I Feel So Free
99	NEW	1	DONAE'O	Big Up The Gooner's Around The World
100	98	15	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			TAYLOR SWIFT	The Fate Of Ophelia
			SEKOU	Dangerous Lover
			KINGFISHR	The Sun Will Never Settle
			PAUL HEATON feat. RIANNE DOWNEY	Favourite Kind Of Idiot
			LAUFEY	Madwoman
			A PERFECT CIRCLE	Starless
			AMPLIFY & EMILY MAKIS	Get It On
			EMBRACE	Up In Your Feelings
			HUGEL & SOLTO	Jamaican (Bam Bam)
			KIEFER SUTHERLAND	Goodbye California
			JANE McDONALD	Apt.
			BILLY LOCKETT	Things Are Looking Up
			JOJO SIWA	Imma Come Back
			BECKY HILL	Hands On Me
			LE SSERAFIM	Boompala
			MAX McNOWN	Something To Someone
			JAYLER	Hate To See It End
			THE SHIRES	Watching You Watching Me
			MATT CARDLE	Stilettos
			CAMELPHAT & JOSH GIGANTE feat. KUUDA	So Good
			SKYLIGHTS	Fever
			BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
			CAN'T BE BLUE & HAN	Can't Love
			TARJA & SAYO KOMADA	The Trace Outlives
			THE FIZZ	A Crazy Shot In The Dark
			SONNY FODERA & LIBIANCA	Let Me Be In Your Arms
			ARMIN VAN BUUREN, HANNAH LAING & WIPPENBERG	U Got 2 Know
			PRESIDENT	Doom Loop
			DERMOT KENNEDY	Turnstile
			KIEFER SUTHERLAND	Simpler Time
			DANIEL SEAVEY	Love's A Gun
			DELTA GOODREM	Eclipse
			JORDANA BRYANT	Too Little Too Late
			GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
			NS BOULEVARD feat. EMMA MAY	Under The Sun
			JUDE LAWLESS, STRINGS & JAYNE WHITE	I Don't Need Your Love
			FISHER & TONES AND I	Favour
			TEMPER CITY	Self Aware
			ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
			EZRA COLLECTIVE feat. PA SALIEU	Only Love

🎵 UK iTunes Singles Chart: Ariana Grande Ignites the Biggest Surge of the Year as Download Buyers Reshape the Market

The latest UK iTunes Singles Chart has delivered one of the most dramatic shake-ups of 2026 so far, with ARIANA GRANDE storming from No.51 to No.1 in only her second week on the chart. Elsewhere, new entries from David Guetta, Taylor Swift, Madonna, Muse, Peter Gabriel and Ellie Goulding underline how download consumers continue to reward major event releases and established fanbases.

Unlike streaming charts, the iTunes ranking remains heavily influenced by purchasing behaviour, making it an excellent indicator of fan mobilisation and release-week momentum. This week’s ranking perfectly illustrates that dynamic.

🚀 Ariana Grande Delivers a Spectacular No.1 Explosion

The biggest story of the week belongs to ARIANA GRANDE, whose new single Hate That I Made You Love Me rockets 50 places to claim the summit.

The surge comes as Grande officially launched her new musical era with the release of the song as the lead single from her upcoming album Petal, scheduled for release on July 31. The track arrived alongside a carefully orchestrated promotional campaign, followed by a highly discussed cinematic music video starring actor Justin Long. The visual rapidly generated significant online engagement and social media conversation, helping fuel download sales.

The timing is particularly favourable for the superstar. Grande is simultaneously preparing her first major tour in seven years while continuing to benefit from the global visibility generated by the Wicked film franchise. Across her career, she has accumulated more than 125 billion streams worldwide and nine Billboard Hot 100 No.1 singles, giving her one of the most powerful fan ecosystems in contemporary pop.

A jump from No.51 to No.1 represents one of the strongest upward movements seen on the UK iTunes chart this year.

🤠 Ella Langley Continues Her Remarkable Staying Power

While losing the crown, ELLA LANGLEY remains a major winner. Choosin’ Texas slips only to No.2 after spending fifteen weeks on the chart.

In an era where download hits often disappear quickly after release week, maintaining a Top 2 position after fifteen weeks demonstrates exceptional audience loyalty. The country boom continues to benefit artists such as Langley, whose authentic storytelling and growing international profile are increasingly resonating beyond the United States.

Meanwhile, her other charting title, Be Her, remains present at No.48 after fifteen weeks, confirming that listeners are exploring her catalogue rather than concentrating on a single hit.

🔥 Alex Warren Strengthens His Breakthrough Year

ALEX WARREN continues one of the strongest campaigns currently visible in the market.

Fever Dream climbs to No.3 during its fifteenth week, while Fine Place To Die re-enters at No.37 and new track Passenger debuts at No.52. Having multiple simultaneous titles in the chart is a strong sign that buyers are engaging with Warren as an artist rather than simply consuming one viral moment.

The singer-songwriter’s rise throughout 2025 and 2026 has transformed him from social media personality into a genuine chart force, and his growing catalogue is now producing sustained download activity.

🎤 Olivia Dean Enjoys Double Success

Few artists are demonstrating consistency like OLIVIA DEAN.

Man I Need remains comfortably inside the Top 10 at No.7 while her collaboration with Sam Fender, Rein Me In, sits at No.5. Together, the two tracks confirm Dean’s increasing importance within the UK market.

The continued performance of both titles suggests that her audience extends well beyond streaming listeners and includes a significant base of consumers still willing to purchase music outright.

🌍 World Cup Fever Begins Early

One of the week’s most notable climbers is Home (World Cup 2026) by NATHAN EVANS & SAINT PHNX, which leaps from No.27 to No.12.

With the FIFA World Cup now dominating sports headlines, football-themed releases are beginning to attract attention from casual consumers. Evans already possesses a proven ability to generate mass participation hits following the global success of Wellerman, and the tournament connection appears to be accelerating interest.

Another football-linked title enters later in the chart as Nick Morgan arrives with No Scotland No Party (World Cup 2026 Edition).

🎧 Dance Music Registers Major Gains

The dance sector records several impressive performances.

Becky Hill enjoys one of the week’s strongest increases, vaulting from No.39 to No.14 with More! More! More!. The move coincides with heightened visibility around her festival appearances, including her announcement as a major surprise act at Scotland’s TRNSMT Festival.

Elsewhere:

• Calvin Harris & Jazzy rise 9 places with Satisfy.
• HUGEL, Imael Angel & Ultra Naté remain solid inside the Top 10.
• Prospa & Cloonee surge from No.74 to No.32.
• Sonny Fodera, D.O.D & Poppy Baskcomb continue their long-term run at No.57.

The genre continues to benefit from summer festival season momentum across Europe.

⭐ Veteran Legends Flood the New Releases List

One striking characteristic of this week’s chart is the extraordinary presence of legacy artists.

New entries include:

• Madonna (Love Sensation)
• Peter Gabriel (A Hard Lesson (Bright-Side Mix))
• Muse (Nightshift Superstar)
• Deep Purple (Diablo)
• Europe (The Cult Of Ignorance)
• Death Cab For Cutie (Stone Over Water)
• Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr continue charting with Home To Us
• Prince appears twice through archival releases

The download audience has historically shown stronger support for heritage acts than streaming audiences, and this week’s ranking provides another illustration of that trend.

💥 Taylor Swift Returns Instantly

A new TAYLOR SWIFT release is almost never ignored by download buyers.

I Knew It, I Knew You enters directly at No.54 despite arriving in a crowded release week. Swift’s catalogue remains one of the most commercially resilient in modern music, while existing chart entry Opalite continues to occupy No.21 after fifteen weeks.

Having two songs simultaneously charting reinforces her ability to generate demand across multiple projects at once.

🌟 Notable Debuts to Watch

Several fresh entries could become major movers over the coming weeks:

• David Guetta, Alok & Stick Figure – Run Run River (Angels Above Me) (No.27)
• Keith Urban feat. Michael McDonald – We Go Back (No.33)
• Jalen Ngonda – Burning Temptation (No.38)
• Ellie Goulding – Black Prada Dress (No.76)
• Aespa – Lemonade (No.75)
• Adam Lambert – Under The Rhythm (No.91)
• Stephen Sanchez – Chuck The Money (No.96)

Among these, the Guetta-Alok collaboration appears particularly well-positioned thanks to the combined global reach of two of electronic music’s biggest commercial names.

📈 The Bottom Line

This week’s UK iTunes chart demonstrates the continued power of fandom in the download era. While streaming platforms often reward passive consumption, purchase charts remain driven by commitment and engagement.

That reality explains why ARIANA GRANDE was able to generate such an explosive rise to No.1, why veteran artists continue to secure strong debuts, and why fan-focused acts such as Taylor Swift, Madonna, Muse and Peter Gabriel remain capable of making immediate chart impacts.

With festival season underway, the World Cup approaching and several major album campaigns launching simultaneously, the coming weeks promise further volatility across the UK download market.