This ranking for UK, dated 7 June 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	15	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
2	8	15	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
3	2	15	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
4	81	2	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
5	4	7	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
6	5	15	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
7	9	13	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
8	7	14	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
9	3	15	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
10	16	15	SOMBR	Homewrecker
11	12	5	SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
12	11	4	CALVIN HARRIS & JAZZY	Satisfy
13	10	15	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
14	13	12	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
15	24	6	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
16	17	9	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
17	14	15	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
18	19	15	DJO	End Of Beginning
19	25	4	MYLES SMITH	Hold Me In The Dark
20	53	12	TAKE THAT	You're A Superstar
21	21	15	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
22	20	5	THE ROLLING STONES	In The Stars
23	49	6	PROSPA & CLOONEE	Free Your Mind
24	27	2	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
25	18	13	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
26	31	15	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
27	32	15	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
28	26	2	LOLA YOUNG	From Down Here
29	29	15	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
30	NEW	1	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
31	28	15	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
32	46	9	LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
33	15	3	KYLIE MINOGUE	Light Up
34	64	2	BECKY HILL	More! More! More!
35	23	3	NOTHING BUT THIEVES	Evolution
36	33	2	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' To The Sun
37	34	6	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
38	39	15	MILKY & MALL GRAB	Just The Way You Are
39	35	15	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
40	55	2	NATHAN EVANS & SAINT PHNX	Home (World Cup 2026)
41	30	4	PAUL McCARTNEY & RINGO STARR	Home To Us
42	47	13	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
43	48	3	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
44	42	6	KEHLANI feat. USHER	Shoulda Never
45	RE	4	ALEX WARREN	Fine Place To Die
46	43	7	LEWIS CAPALDI	Stay Love
47	38	10	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
48	54	4	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
49	22	2	THE SCRIPT	Man In The Arena
50	86	2	PERRIE	Passenger Princess
51	44	2	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
52	NEW	1	CHARLI XCX	SS26
53	85	4	HARRY STYLES	Dance No More
54	NEW	1	DAVID GUETTA, ALOK & STICK FIGURE	Run Run River (Angels Above Me)
55	41	5	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
56	NEW	1	SLAYYYTER	Dance...
57	79	7	NIALL HORAN	Little More Time
58	66	3	DRAKE	Janice STFU
59	78	3	LANA DEL REY	First Light
60	88	7	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
61	59	7	STEPHEN SANCHEZ	Chuck The Money
62	50	12	FLO	Leak It
63	NEW	1	JALEN NGONDA	Burning Temptation
64	87	2	LILY ALLEN	Beg For Me (Jade Remix)
65	100	6	SOMBR	Potential
66	NEW	1	DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Stone Over Water
67	83	2	BEBE REXHA & DAVID GUETTA	Sad Girls
68	58	10	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
69	72	12	TINIE TEMPAH & DAECOLM	Living Life
70	40	2	ANA SKY	Blvd Dreams
71	NEW	1	PETER GABRIEL	A Hard Lesson (Bright-Side Mix)
72	98	2	STORMZY & ODEAL	24 Hours
73	75	15	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
74	NEW	1	MADONNA	Love Sensation
75	68	15	HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGON	I Run
76	36	12	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
77	NEW	1	MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
78	NEW	1	ALEX WARREN	Passenger
79	69	15	KEHLANI	Folded
80	82	6	DURAN DURAN feat. NILE RODGERS	Free To Love
81	NEW	1	MAISIE PETERS	Questions
82	NEW	1	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
83	NEW	1	DMA'S	Hurracane
84	NEW	1	JOHN NEWMAN	Merry Go
85	63	9	PAUL McCARTNEY	Days We Left Behind
86	RE	13	GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	WGFT
87	96	5	ZARA LARSSON & PINKPANTHERESS	Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)
88	NEW	1	INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBY	Tarantula
89	RE	7	KACEY MUSGRAVES	Dry Spell
90	NEW	1	EZRA COLLECTIVE feat. PA SALIEU	Only Love
91	62	3	MIZMO	Hello (The Sun Is Up Where Are You)
92	NEW	1	ETHAN FRENCH	Reckless And Arranged
93	NEW	1	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
94	90	14	JASON DERULO	Sexy For Me
95	94	3	MARTIN GARRIX & ED SHEERAN	Repeat It
96	NEW	1	NOVEMBER KID	You're The Only Place I Need
97	84	4	FISHER & TONES AND I	Favour
98	NEW	1	MASTODON	Your Ghost Again
99	45	3	DARA	Bangaranga
100	52	7	DERMOT KENNEDY	Turnstile
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			TAYLOR SWIFT	The Fate Of Ophelia
			LAUFEY	Madwoman
			SONNY FODERA & LIBIANCA	Let Me Be In Your Arms
			SEKOU	Dangerous Lover
			JUNGLE	The Wave
			KINGFISHR	The Sun Will Never Settle
			HOLLY HUMBERSTONE	Cruel World
			JORJA SMITH	What's Done Is Done
			PAUL HEATON feat. RIANNE DOWNEY	Favourite Kind Of Idiot
			A PERFECT CIRCLE	Starless
			SHAKIRA	Zoo
			AMPLIFY & EMILY MAKIS	Get It On
			MK feat. POPPY BASKCOMB	Zone
			LOUIS TOMLINSON	Sunflowers
			BECKY HILL	Hands On Me
			EMBRACE	Up In Your Feelings
			EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
			HUGEL & SOLTO	Jamaican (Bam Bam)
			JUSTIN BIEBER	Speed Demon
			KIEFER SUTHERLAND	Goodbye California
			JANE McDONALD	Apt.
			BILLY LOCKETT	Things Are Looking Up
			JOJO SIWA	Imma Come Back

🎵 UK Combined Airplay & Digital Chart: Ariana Grande Explodes, Bruno Mars Charges Forward and Alex Warren Extends His Dominance

The latest UK Combined Airplay & Digital Chart delivers one of the most fascinating weeks of the year, mixing blockbuster debuts, radio-fuelled breakouts and impressive staying power from some of pop’s biggest names.

While Alex Warren continues his extraordinary run at the summit with Fever Dream, several major artists are beginning to apply pressure beneath him. Bruno Mars enjoys a significant climb into the runner-up position, Ariana Grande scores the week’s biggest breakthrough, and a number of emerging records are rapidly building momentum through a combination of radio exposure, digital sales and growing public awareness.

The chart also reflects a broader trend currently shaping the UK market: listeners are increasingly responding to artists who can successfully combine strong streaming and download activity with widespread radio support.

🚀 Ariana Grande Delivers The Week’s Biggest Chart Explosion

The most spectacular movement of the week belongs to Ariana Grande, whose new single Hate That I Made You Love Me rockets from No.81 to No.4 in only its second week on the chart.

The timing is hardly surprising. The song marks the beginning of Grande’s highly anticipated new album campaign, with Petal scheduled for release later this summer. Since its launch, the single has generated substantial online conversation thanks to its cinematic visual campaign and the singer’s return to full-scale promotion.

The track’s rapid rise is also being supported by radio. BBC Radio 1, Capital, Q Radio and several regional stations have already added the record, giving Grande one of the strongest first-week radio launches of any pop release this year.

With a major album rollout still ahead, this week’s leap may only be the beginning.

🔥 Alex Warren Holds Firm As Competition Intensifies

Despite increasing pressure from several superstar acts, Alex Warren remains unchallenged at No.1 for a fifteenth consecutive week with Fever Dream.

Few songs released in 2026 have demonstrated such consistency. The single continues to perform strongly across both digital purchasing platforms and mainstream radio networks, remaining a fixture on Capital FM, Hits Radio, Q Radio and numerous regional playlists.

What makes Warren’s performance particularly notable is his ability to sustain audience engagement well beyond the typical lifecycle of a breakout hit. The chart strength of Fine Place To Die, which re-enters at No.45, and new arrival Passenger at No.78 further underline the growing commercial power of his catalogue.

📈 Bruno Mars Emerges As Warren’s Closest Challenger

The battle immediately behind the summit has become increasingly competitive.

Bruno Mars climbs from No.8 to No.2 with I Just Might, giving him his highest position in weeks and positioning the song as the most credible threat to Warren’s dominance.

Unlike many recent chart successes, I Just Might has grown steadily rather than explosively. Strong performances across Capital FM, Kiss, Hits Radio, Downtown Radio and BFBS have allowed the song to accumulate momentum gradually, while Mars continues to benefit from widespread media attention surrounding his latest musical projects.

The fact that Risk It All remains inside the Top 100 simultaneously highlights the enduring appeal of new Bruno Mars material across multiple audiences.

🎤 Olivia Rodrigo Continues Her Winning Streak

Few artists currently enjoy the level of chart consistency displayed by Olivia Rodrigo.

Drop Dead remains firmly entrenched inside the Top 5, while new single The Cure climbs three places to No.24 during only its second week on the chart.

The dual success reflects Rodrigo’s ability to sustain public interest throughout an album cycle. Both tracks continue to receive strong support across major broadcasters including BBC Radio 1, Capital FM, Channel 103 and various regional networks, helping maintain visibility beyond streaming platforms.

At a time when many artists struggle to establish more than one active hit simultaneously, Rodrigo is successfully keeping two records in circulation.

🎧 Dance Music Scores Several Major Wins

Electronic music enjoys one of its strongest weeks of the year.

Prospa & Cloonee surge from No.49 to No.23 with Free Your Mind, one of the largest gains inside the Top 30. The record has become a genuine crossover success, benefiting from extensive support on BBC Radio 1, Affinity Radio and several commercial dance outlets.

Meanwhile, David Guetta, Alok and Stick Figure debut at No.54 with Run Run River (Angels Above Me), immediately establishing themselves among the week’s strongest new entries.

The continued success of dance releases suggests UK audiences remain highly receptive to electronic records capable of crossing into mainstream radio formats.

🌟 Veteran Stars Refuse To Fade Away

Several established artists deliver some of the chart’s most impressive performances.

Take That vault from No.53 to No.20 with You’re A Superstar, proving once again that the group’s loyal fanbase remains highly active in both radio and digital markets. The song is receiving notable support from Capital FM, Heat Radio, Radio Essex and various regional broadcasters.

Elsewhere, Madonna continues to maintain a visible presence. While her collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, Bring Your Love, remains a solid Top 40 performer, the Queen of Pop also returns independently with Love Sensation, debuting at No.74.

Meanwhile, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr remain chart fixtures as Home To Us continues to benefit from strong support on BBC Radio 2 and adult contemporary formats.

💃 New Pop Campaigns Begin To Accelerate

Several female pop stars appear poised for significant future gains.

Becky Hill jumps from No.64 to No.34 with More! More! More!, supported by growing exposure on BBC Radio 1 and Gaydio.

Perrie rises from No.86 to No.50 with Passenger Princess, while Charli XCX debuts at No.52 with SS26, one of the most talked-about releases of the week following the announcement of her forthcoming project.

Meanwhile, Zara Larsson continues to enjoy a remarkable chart presence. In addition to Midnight Sun remaining inside the Top 10, her collaborations with PinkPantheress and Tyla continue generating substantial activity across multiple radio formats.

🌍 Urban And Alternative Formats Generate Surprise Movers

Some of the most interesting gains come from outside mainstream pop.

Stormzy & Odeal leap from No.98 to No.72 with 24 Hours, driven by exceptional support from BBC Radio 1Xtra and Kiss Xtra.

Jazz collective Ezra Collective debut at No.90 with Only Love, benefiting from heavy backing from BBC 6 Music, where the track currently sits at the top of the station’s playlist chart.

Alternative music also makes its presence felt as Muse, DMA’S and Death Cab For Cutie all secure new entries, demonstrating the continuing importance of specialist audiences within the broader UK market.

📊 The Bigger Picture

This week’s chart demonstrates how success in 2026 increasingly requires multiple engines working simultaneously.

The strongest performers are no longer relying exclusively on streaming, downloads or radio. Instead, the biggest gains are coming from records that combine all three.

Ariana Grande’s spectacular rise, Bruno Mars’ steady climb, Prospa & Cloonee’s breakthrough and Take That’s resurgence all illustrate the same phenomenon: when artist activity, audience demand and radio support align, major chart movement follows.

For now, Alex Warren remains comfortably ahead of the pack. But with major campaigns underway from Ariana Grande, Bruno Mars, Charli XCX, Olivia Rodrigo and several other heavyweight names, the battle beneath the summit is becoming increasingly intense as the summer chart season begins.