Ranking of current and new singles played on Deutschland radios for the period of 1 June 2026 to 4 June 2026. List of german stations studied this week : 1Live, 89.0 RTL, 94.3 RS2, Antenne Bayern, Antenne Niedersachsen, Antenne Thüringen, Bayern 3, BB Radio, Big FM, Bremen Eins, Bremen Vier, Energy, FFH Hit Radio, Fritz, Hitradio Antenne 1, HR3, Jam FM, MDR Jump, NDR 2, Ostseewelle, R.SH, Radio 7, Radio BOB!, Radio Brocken, Radio FFN, Radio Hamburg, Radio Paloma, Radio PSR, Radio Regenbogen, Radio Saw, Radio Schlagerparadies, Radioeins, RBB 88.8, Rock Antenne, RPR1., RTL Radio, Sunshine Live, SWR3, WDR 2, You FM

To see the details of the radio stations broadcasting each track in this chart, please refer to the following table : DE-AIRPLAY-07.06.2026

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	2	13	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
2	1	13	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
3	3	14	KYGO, KHALID & GRYFFIN	Save My Love
4	4	15	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
5	5	15	KAMRAD	Hug Yourself
6	6	8	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
7	8	15	MICHAEL SCHULTE	5AM
8	7	13	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
9	10	15	HOLLY HUMBERSTONE	To Love Somebody
10	9	15	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
11	17	15	KATO & JON	Turn The Lights Off
12	13	15	DJO	End Of Beginning
13	15	3	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
14	14	15	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
15	23	10	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
16	16	13	TIFFANY ARIS	Vertigo
17	12	8	ONEREPUBLIC	Need Your Love
18	22	15	SOMBR	Homewrecker
19	25	7	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
20	18	15	DERMOT KENNEDY	Funeral
21	19	15	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
22	24	11	LEONY & CALUM SCOTT	Stay
23	20	15	CLOCKCLOCK	Out Of The Dark
24	26	12	JENNIFER LOPEZ & DAVID GUETTA	Save Me Tonight
25	28	10	TEMPER CITY	Self Aware
26	21	11	BTS	Swim
27	27	15	DAVID GUETTA, TEDDY SWIMS & TONES AND I	Gone Gone Gone
28	30	15	LOI	Red Eyes
29	35	15	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
30	39	2	MARTIN GARRIX & ED SHEERAN	Repeat It
31	29	15	ALLE FARBEN	Baby Goodbye
32	32	13	MARK FORSTER	Ein Lied
33	45	10	THE BAUSA	Magnetic
34	31	15	KATY PERRY	Bandaids
35	40	9	GIANT ROOKS	Want It Back
36	34	10	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
37	37	8	FAST BOY	Beautiful Life
38	36	15	JUSTE, JAXSTYLE & JON	Turn The Lights Off
39	61	3	CHRIS DE SARANDY	Good Old Days
40	41	6	NICO SANTOS	Optimist
41	33	10	PALM MONKEY, RUSSI & THE PALM TREE BOY	Awgazi
42	49	4	MICHAEL SCHULTE	Lovesick
43	53	8	LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
44	62	6	FAYAN & DALTON	Versprich Mir
45	44	12	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
46	50	6	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
47	46	9	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
48	43	15	OLIVER HELDENS	Lady (Hear Me Tonight)
49	38	5	TOPIC & BECKY G	Sorry Papi
50	42	15	ÁSDÍS	Electrified
51	48	10	ALLE FARBEN feat. RENÉ MILLER	Body Talk
52	63	4	FLO	Leak It
53	93	3	WIZTHEMC	Wait For You
54	47	10	FELIX JAEHN & CASCADA	Boy You Turn Me
55	58	6	MOSS KENA	Rhythm Unknown
56	72	6	GLOCKENBACH & SAM HARPER	Lost
57	81	6	SPORTFREUNDE STILLER	Keine Blumen Ohne Regen
58	88	2	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
59	55	15	YOUNOTUS & DENNIS LLOYD	Diamonds
60	57	7	PEDRO SANTOS	I Don't Know Me
61	85	4	MALIK HARRIS	Lie To Me
62	68	4	ALMOST MONDAY	No More Regrets
63	65	6	PAULA STELLAR	Lovesick
64	NEW	1	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
65	59	15	MILOW	My Lucky Day
66	67	15	ROBBIE WILLIAMS	All My Life
67	56	15	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
68	97	12	CLUESO	Immer Wenn Du Nicht Da Bist
69	60	14	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
70	75	5	MARC ATLAS	You Against My Love
71	54	15	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
72	94	2	CONNOR SKINNER	Find You
73	74	14	TIFFANY ARIS	Breathe
74	71	3	ALOK & KHALID	Dive Into Me
75	90	4	JOEL CORRY & RAHH	Devotion (Sweetest Emotion)
76	RE	12	HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGON	I Run
77	83	2	SEKOU	Dangerous Lover
78	RE	14	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
79	51	15	WIZTHEMC & BEES & HONEY	At The Party
80	NEW	1	CALVIN HARRIS & JAZZY	Satisfy
81	76	15	FURY IN THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE	9 Lives
82	NEW	1	ZARA LARSSON & SHAKIRA	Eurosummer (Girls Trip)
83	84	9	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
84	NEW	1	AIRBOURNE	Alive After Death (Last Plane Out)
85	98	9	LUSAINT	Love Bites Back
86	NEW	1	STORMZY & ODEAL	24 Hours
87	RE	2	CHANIN	Sanctuary
88	86	5	MISTASY	Sometimes I Love You
89	78	2	THE ROLLING STONES	In The Stars
90	64	15	FELIX JAEHN feat. SARAH BARRIOS	Now's A Good Time To Be
91	69	3	ADMT	Turn The Page
92	87	5	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
93	80	2	SHABOOZEY	Born To Die
94	NEW	1	ROBIN SCHULZ feat. BARBZ	Better Times
95	RE	11	DIE TOTEN HOSEN	Die Show Muss Weitergehen
96	66	14	PICTURE THIS & MICHAEL SCHULTE	Giants
97	RE	14	MAISIE PETERS	My Regards
98	73	15	ROBIN SCHULZ	Embers
99	NEW	1	BILDERBUCH	Push Reality
100	91	4	EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			TAYLOR SWIFT	The Fate Of Ophelia
			MICHAEL PATRICK KELLY	Traces
			THE PRETTY RECKLESS	When I Wake Up
			SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
			AFROJACK, SIA & DAVID GUETTA	Awake Tonight
			LADY GAGA	Shape Of A Woman
			LANSDOWNE	Rescue
			BOSSE	Flackern
			CRUCCHI GANG, FIL BO RIVA & ALLI NEUMANN	Occhi Blu
			BLACK STONE CHERRY	Celebrate
			CHARLOTTE CARDIN	The Way We Touch
			HUGEL & SOLTO	Jamaican (Bam Bam)

German Radio Airplay Chart: Alex Warren Claims the Crown as Martin Garrix & Ed Sheeran Surge, While Shakira Scores a High-Profile Debut

Germany’s radio landscape continues to deliver one of Europe’s most fascinating snapshots of mainstream music consumption, with this week’s airplay chart reflecting a mix of global superstars, rising international names and strong domestic support.

While Alex Warren climbs again to No.1 after weeks of building momentum, several of the chart’s biggest stories come from fast-rising records such as Martin Garrix & Ed Sheeran’s “Repeat It”, Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drop Dead” and Shakira & Burna Boy’s World Cup anthem “Dai Dai”. Across the panel, broadcasters are increasingly embracing newer releases while maintaining strong support for established hits from Taylor Swift, Bebe Rexha, Kygo, Khalid, Gryffin and Kamrad.

🔥 Alex Warren Completes His Rise To The Top

Alex Warren reaches No.1 with Fever Dream, ending Bebe Rexha’s brief reign.

The achievement looks even more impressive when examining the station breakdown. The song sits near the top at Radio FFN, Radio Regenbogen, Big FM, Antenne Thüringen, BB Radio and multiple regional broadcasters, demonstrating exceptionally broad appeal across Germany.

The timing is no coincidence. Warren continues to establish himself as one of 2026’s breakout global pop stars, with Fever Dream benefiting from strong streaming numbers, social media engagement and sustained radio support throughout Europe. Unlike many contemporary hits that peak quickly, the record has followed a classic airplay growth pattern, gaining credibility week after week before finally securing enough rotation to reach the summit.

📈 Martin Garrix & Ed Sheeran Deliver One of the Week’s Biggest Gains

One of the chart’s most significant movers comes from Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran, whose collaboration Repeat It jumps from No.39 to No.30 after only two weeks.

The track is already receiving major exposure from stations including Bayern 3, Radio Hamburg, Radio Saw, Ostseewelle, Energy and Fritz. Such rapid adoption suggests programmers see the record as one of the summer’s strongest crossover contenders.

The collaboration has generated enormous international interest because it finally reunites Garrix and Sheeran after years of fan speculation. That anticipation is now translating into radio momentum, and judging by current trends, the song looks positioned for a Top 20 breakthrough in the coming weeks.

🚀 Olivia Rodrigo and Tame Impala Continue Their Upward Trajectory

Several alternative-leaning records are also making notable gains.

Olivia Rodrigo’s Drop Dead climbs from No.25 to No.19 and continues to earn support from youth-oriented outlets such as RTL Radio, Fritz, Jam FM and 1Live. The record benefits from Rodrigo’s continued status as one of the most influential young artists globally, with listeners responding positively to the darker, more mature direction of her recent material.

Meanwhile, Tame Impala’s Dracula rises from No.23 to No.15. The track has become particularly strong among tastemaker stations including 1Live, Fritz, You FM and RTL Radio, helping bridge the gap between alternative audiences and mainstream radio listeners.

The Australian project’s return has been welcomed enthusiastically by European programmers, who continue to embrace Kevin Parker’s ability to combine psychedelic influences with accessible pop production.

⭐ Olivia Dean Becomes One of Germany’s Fastest-Growing Airplay Stories

Few artists enjoy two simultaneous success stories on the same chart, but Olivia Dean is doing exactly that.

So Easy (To Fall In Love) advances into the Top 15 while Man I Need leaps from No.35 to No.29. Across the station panel, Dean appears consistently among the most-played female artists, particularly on Energy, Radio Regenbogen, MDR Jump, Antenne Niedersachsen and RS2.

The British singer-songwriter has spent the past year transforming critical acclaim into genuine commercial success. Her combination of soulful songwriting and contemporary pop sensibilities is clearly resonating with German radio programmers, making her one of the format’s fastest-rising artists.

🎤 Michael Schulte’s Double Presence Remains a Major Force

German radio continues to show remarkable loyalty toward Michael Schulte.

While 5AM climbs to No.7 nationally, newer single Lovesick also advances significantly, rising from No.49 to No.42. Looking at individual station playlists, Schulte is one of the most consistently supported domestic artists, dominating broadcasters such as FFH, Hitradio Antenne 1, HR3, Antenne Niedersachsen and Radio Hamburg.

This dual-track success demonstrates both the longevity of 5AM and growing confidence in Lovesick, suggesting Schulte could remain a major airplay presence throughout the summer.

🌍 Shakira & Burna Boy Arrive With World Cup Momentum

Among the week’s most notable new entries, Shakira and Burna Boy debut at No.64 with Dai Dai.

The song arrives with a unique advantage: its association with the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With global media attention focused on tournament-related content, the collaboration immediately benefits from visibility that few new releases can match.

Early support from RS2, Jam FM, Radio FFN, NDR 2, RTL Radio and Radio Saw suggests broadcasters are already embracing the record. Given the World Cup’s growing media footprint, this debut could be just the beginning of a much larger airplay run.

⚡ Breakthrough Momentum for WizTheMc, Gracie Abrams and Sportfreunde Stiller

Outside the upper tier, several songs posted eye-catching gains.

WizTheMc rockets from No.93 to No.53 with Wait For You, boosted by strong support from youth-focused stations including 1Live, Big FM and You FM.

Gracie Abrams jumps from No.88 to No.58 with Hit The Wall. The singer continues to benefit from expanding international recognition following another year of sold-out shows and growing radio acceptance across Europe.

German rock veterans Sportfreunde Stiller also make an impressive move, climbing from No.81 to No.57 with Keine Blumen Ohne Regen. Their resurgence highlights how heritage acts can still find significant radio traction when paired with the right song and promotional campaign.

🎶 Bebe Rexha Refuses to Fade

Although she slips from No.1 to No.2, Bebe Rexha’s New Religion remains one of Germany’s most dominant radio records.

The song continues to lead or rank highly across numerous major stations, including 89.0 RTL, Antenne Thüringen, WDR 2, Ostseewelle and several commercial networks. Rather than showing signs of decline, the record appears to be transitioning into the sustained phase of its airplay cycle.

Its resilience suggests that the battle for No.1 may remain highly competitive throughout June.

📻 The Bigger Picture

This week’s chart highlights a healthy balance between established superstars and emerging talent. Alex Warren’s ascent confirms the arrival of a new global radio force, while artists such as Olivia Dean, Chris De Sarandy, WizTheMc and Connor Skinner continue building meaningful momentum.

At the same time, major names including Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Bebe Rexha, Teddy Swims, Kygo and Bruno Mars remain deeply embedded within German playlists.

With major summer releases now entering rotation and World Cup-related exposure beginning to influence programming decisions, the coming weeks promise significant movement across Germany’s airplay landscape.