This ranking for the USA, dated 14 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	7	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
2	3	7	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
3	2	7	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
4	6	3	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
5	5	7	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
6	7	7	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
7	8	7	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
8	9	7	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
9	10	7	SOMBR	Homewrecker
10	76	2	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
11	12	7	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
12	23	7	FRENCH MONTANA & MAX B	Ever Since U Left Me (I Went Deaf)
13	11	7	ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
14	18	7	LUKE COMBS	Be By You
15	15	7	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
16	13	7	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
17	17	5	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
18	19	7	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
19	16	4	DRAKE	Janice STFU
20	21	7	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
21	30	7	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
22	27	3	YUNG MIAMI	Spend Dat
23	32	7	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
24	22	7	T.I.	Let 'Em Know
25	24	7	HARDY, ERIC CHURCH, MORGAN WALLEN & TIM MCGRAW	McArthur
26	60	6	DJO	End Of Beginning
27	20	7	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
28	31	7	PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSON	Stateside
29	80	2	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
30	25	7	LUKE COMBS	Sleepless In A Hotel Room
31	4	7	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
32	33	7	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
33	26	7	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
34	43	7	DEXTER AND THE MOONROCKS	Freakin' Out
35	52	5	FORREST FRANK	Okay!
36	35	7	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
37	36	7	ONEREPUBLIC	Need Your Love
38	34	7	ELEVATION WORSHIP & CHANDLER MOORE	God I'm Just Grateful
39	28	7	BTS	Swim
40	71	2	MADONNA	Love Sensation
41	38	5	ELLA LANGLEY	Dandelion
42	47	4	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
43	44	7	JOSH ROSS	Hate How You Look
44	39	4	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
45	40	7	RILEY GREEN	Change My Mind
46	50	7	JASON ALDEAN	Don't Tell On Me
47	64	5	KEITH URBAN	Summer Breeze
48	51	7	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
49	49	7	MORGAN WALLEN	Don't We
50	42	7	ELLA LANGLEY	Loving Life Again
51	45	4	JUSTIN BIEBER	Speed Demon
52	53	7	MEGAN MORONEY	Beautiful Things
53	14	7	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
54	37	4	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
55	59	5	TEMS	What You Need
56	73	4	EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
57	100	5	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
58	RE	3	KEITH URBAN	Steal Away
59	65	2	SABRINA CARPENTER	House Tour
60	85	2	ALEX WARREN	Passenger
61	48	7	JORDAN DAVIS	Turn This Truck Around
62	57	7	SABRINA CARPENTER	When Did You Get Hot?
63	66	7	COREY KENT & KOE WETZEL	Rocky Mountain Low
64	70	7	BAILEY ZIMMERMAN	Chevy Silverado
65	NEW	1	HAN	Back To Life
66	72	2	LAINEY WILSON & JOHN MAYER	Phone, Keys, Wallet
67	75	7	KANE BROWN	Woman
68	86	7	CHRIS BROWN	Obvious
69	RE	4	GEORGE BIRGE & LUKE BRYAN	Ride, Ride, Ride
70	82	5	DABABY	Pop Dat Thang
71	41	7	RILEY GREEN	My Way
72	79	7	DON TOLIVER	Body
73	NEW	1	JACK WHITE	Dollar Bill
74	78	4	DRAKE	2 Hard 4 The Radio
75	NEW	1	DRAKE	Shabang
76	63	6	SABRINA CARPENTER	Go Go Juice
77	NEW	1	THE MENZINGERS	Better Angels
78	NEW	1	ANDREA BOCELLI, DAVID GUETTA, EJAE & MEGAN THEE STALLION	DNA (More Than A Game)
79	91	3	ELLA MAI	100
80	NEW	1	BTS	Come Over
81	94	5	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
82	NEW	1	CODY JOHNSON	Horseback
83	89	7	LUKE BRYAN	Country And She Knows It
84	NEW	1	AARON LEWIS	The Door
85	83	6	DON TOLIVER	E85
86	68	7	TUCKER WETMORE	Brunette
87	NEW	1	MARIA WIRRIES, L.J. BENET & ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST OF THE LOST BOYS	Now, Forever
88	RE	3	KENNY CHESNEY	Carry On
89	NEW	1	TRANSFORMERS & BRITTNEY SLAYES	The Transformers (Theme) [Reformatted Edition]
90	NEW	1	NIALL HORAN	Tastes So Good
91	NEW	1	THE REVIVALISTS	Get It Honest
92	NEW	1	LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE	Iconic By Mistake
93	RE	4	ZACH TOP	South Of Sanity
94	NEW	1	BLAKE WHITEN	Barely Gettin' By
95	RE	3	DAN + SHAY	Say So
96	95	2	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
97	NEW	1	TOVE LO & STROMAE	Des Fleurs
98	RE	2	JOHNNY VENUS	I Want You Back
99	NEW	1	RICK ROSS feat. T.I.	Mahogany Caskets
100	NEW	1	CHARLES WESLEY GODWIN & WYATT FLORES	Hey There Son
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			KEHLANI	Folded
			RILEY GREEN	Think As You Drunk
			DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Stone Over Water
			BABY KEEM feat. KENDRICK LAMAR & MOMO BOYD	Good Flirts
			SARA BAREILLES	Home
			SARA BAREILLES feat. BRANDI CARLILE	Salt Then Sour Then Sweet
			MASTODON	Your Ghost Again
			CODY JOHNSON	Take Me Back (Leave Me There)
			ROLE MODEL	High Hopes 3000
			VINCE STAPLES	Cotton
			GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	Wgft
			DEVILDRIVER	Dead In The Water
			A PERFECT CIRCLE	Starless
			MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
			LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
			MERCYME	Make It Well
			WEEZER feat. WEDNESDAY	We Might As Well Be Strangers
			SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
			FORREST FRANK	The Jesus Generation
			SHAKIRA	Zoo
			AESPA	Lemonade
			LIL UZI VERT	What You Saying
			BELLY GANG KUSHINGTON & YKNIECE	Friend Do Remix

🎯 US Radio & iTunes Combined Chart: Bruno Mars Holds Firm as Taylor Swift Ignites the Biggest Surge of the Week

The latest edition of the combined US Radio Airplay and iTunes Download Chart delivers one clear message: established superstars are leveraging major media moments and strategic releases to dominate consumer demand, while country music continues to strengthen its grip on both radio and digital purchasing behavior.

At the summit, Bruno Mars remains untouchable, but the week’s most spectacular story belongs to Taylor Swift, whose explosive return to country-inspired songwriting has triggered one of the strongest download-driven climbs of the year.

🚀 Taylor Swift’s Blockbuster Jump Changes the Landscape

The most impressive movement of the week comes from Taylor Swift, whose « I Knew It, I Knew You » rockets from No. 76 to No. 10 in only its second chart week.

The surge is hardly surprising. The track was unveiled as an original song for Toy Story 5 and immediately became a major cultural event. Industry reports indicate that the song broke first-day streaming records on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music for a soundtrack release while also becoming one of the most downloaded titles in the country. The song’s nostalgic country flavor has resonated strongly with longtime fans, many of whom view it as a return to the storytelling roots that launched Swift’s career. Recent media coverage surrounding the Toy Story 5 premiere has only amplified visibility and consumer interest.

The result is a massive digital-sales advantage that is now spilling over into radio exposure.

Meanwhile, Swift also places additional titles inside the Top 40, including « Opalite » (No. 27) and « Elizabeth Taylor » (No. 36), reinforcing her continued dominance across multiple audience segments.

👑 Bruno Mars Continues His Remarkable 2026 Run

For a seventh consecutive week, Bruno Mars remains at No. 1 with « I Just Might. »

The song has proven exceptionally resilient thanks to a rare combination of radio strength and download appeal. Since the release of his album The Romantic, Mars has enjoyed one of the strongest comeback campaigns of the decade. The album debuted at No. 1 and generated sustained momentum for both « I Just Might » and fellow hit « Risk It All, » which remains firmly planted inside the Top 5 this week.

What makes Mars particularly dangerous in this format is his cross-generational appeal. Adult Contemporary, Pop and Hot AC stations continue to support him heavily, while download buyers remain unusually active compared with many streaming-era artists.

🔥 Ariana Grande’s Momentum Keeps Growing

One of the chart’s biggest gainers inside the Top 10 is Ariana Grande, whose « Hate That I Made You Love Me » climbs 6-4 during only its third week.

The single has rapidly become one of the defining pop releases of early summer. Ahead of the July release of her forthcoming album Petal, Grande has generated enormous attention through both media appearances and her highly praised return to touring. Industry reports recently highlighted the song’s global streaming dominance, including a No. 1 debut in major markets and exceptional Spotify activity.

The combination of intense fan demand and increasing radio rotations suggests the track could soon challenge for the chart summit.

🤠 Ella Langley Emerges as Country’s Breakout Force

Few artists are enjoying a stronger year than Ella Langley.

« Choosin’ Texas » rises 3-2, placing the singer within striking distance of the chart’s top position. At the same time, « Be Her » advances to No. 6, « I Can’t Love You Anymore » with Morgan Wallen holds inside the Top 15, and « Dandelion » continues its ascent at No. 41.

This multi-song presence reflects a broader trend in American radio, where female country artists are experiencing renewed momentum. Langley’s ability to convert radio exposure into paid downloads has become one of the biggest stories of the format.

📈 French Montana & Max B Deliver a Surprise Climber

Another notable winner this week is French Montana & Max B, whose « Ever Since U Left Me (I Went Deaf) » vaults from No. 23 to No. 12.

The record has benefited from strong social-media engagement and renewed attention surrounding Max B’s long-awaited return to the spotlight. While radio support remains moderate compared with mainstream pop releases, download activity appears to be driving the song upward at an impressive pace.

If airplay expands over the coming weeks, a Top 10 breakthrough is increasingly realistic.

🎸 Luke Combs Strengthens His Position

Country superstar Luke Combs continues to demonstrate extraordinary consistency.

« Be By You » climbs four places to No. 14, while « Sleepless In A Hotel Room » remains securely inside the Top 30. Unlike many contemporary country releases that rely heavily on streaming, Combs continues to perform exceptionally well among radio audiences and traditional music buyers.

That balanced audience profile remains a major competitive advantage in a chart weighted toward both airplay and downloads.

🎶 Djo Becomes One of the Week’s Fastest Movers

One of the chart’s most eye-catching gains belongs to Djo, whose viral favorite « End Of Beginning » leaps from No. 60 to No. 26.

The song’s continued endurance demonstrates how viral catalog tracks can maintain commercial relevance long after their initial breakthrough. Sustained social-media usage and ongoing digital purchases have allowed the track to remain a powerful force despite intense competition from newer releases.

🌟 Madonna Scores a Double Win

A remarkable late-career achievement is unfolding for Madonna.

The collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, « Bring Your Love, » climbs to No. 21, while solo single « Love Sensation » explodes from No. 71 to No. 40 in just its second chart week.

The renewed momentum reflects strong fan engagement and highlights Madonna’s continued ability to generate download sales, particularly among dedicated audiences who remain highly active purchasers.

🔥 Country Music Dominates the Mid-Chart

Beyond the headline moves, country remains the week’s defining genre.

Major gains come from:

• Shaboozey – « Cowgirl » (80-29)
• Keith Urban – « Summer Breeze » (64-47)
• Keith Urban feat. Michael McDonald – « We Go Back » (100-57)
• George Birge & Luke Bryan – « Ride, Ride, Ride » (re-entry at No. 69)
• Zach Top – « South Of Sanity » (re-entry at No. 93)

The sheer volume of country titles moving upward illustrates how strongly the format continues to perform across both terrestrial radio and digital purchasing channels.

📉 Biggest Declines of the Week

Not every major artist enjoyed positive momentum.

Olivia Dean’s « Man I Need » suffers one of the chart’s sharpest drops, sliding from No. 4 to No. 31 despite her continued Top 3 presence with « So Easy (To Fall In Love). »

Meanwhile, RAYE experiences a significant correction as « Where Is My Husband! » tumbles from No. 14 to No. 53.

Riley Green’s « My Way » also retreats sharply, falling from No. 41 to No. 71.

These declines suggest that download support may be softening even where radio exposure remains healthy.

🎤 New Entries Worth Watching

Several fresh debuts could become major stories in the coming weeks:

• HAN – « Back To Life » (No. 65)
• Jack White – « Dollar Bill » (No. 73)
• BTS – « Come Over » (No. 80)
• Cody Johnson – « Horseback » (No. 82)
• Niall Horan – « Tastes So Good » (No. 90)
• LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE – « Iconic By Mistake » (No. 92)
• Tove Lo & Stromae – « Des Fleurs » (No. 97)

Among these, BTS and the multinational collaboration between LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT and KATSEYE possess particularly strong fan-driven download potential that could translate into rapid chart growth.

🔍 Final Analysis

This week’s ranking highlights three dominant themes shaping the American music market.

First, Bruno Mars remains the benchmark for sustained mainstream success. Second, Taylor Swift has once again demonstrated her unmatched ability to transform a soundtrack contribution into a major commercial event. Finally, country music continues to expand its influence, with Ella Langley, Luke Combs, Shaboozey, and Keith Urban all benefiting from a marketplace where radio and paid downloads still matter enormously.

With Ariana Grande gaining momentum ahead of Petal, Swift’s soundtrack phenomenon accelerating, and several country titles building strength, next week’s battle for the upper reaches of the chart promises to be one of the most competitive of the summer.