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United Kingdom / UK Digital Singles Chart 10.05.2026

Ranking of the most downloaded current and new singles on the iTunes digital platform from UK, compiled from daily rankings from 4 May 2026 to 8 May 2026

TWLWWksArtistTitle
1NEW1CAMMY BARNESLet Me Down
2111ALEX WARRENFever Dream
3492MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTERBring Your Love
4211ELLA LANGLEYChoosin' Texas
5311SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEANRein Me In
6611OLIVIA DEANMan I Need
7411RAYEWhere Is My Husband!
8105LADY GAGA & DOECHIIRunway
9NEW1JOSH FAWAZLike A Prayer
10510TAME IMPALADracula
11572ALEX WARRENFine Place To Die
12710BEBE REXHANew Religion
13811TAYLOR SWIFTThe Fate Of Ophelia
14NEW1LADY GAGAShape Of A Woman
151211BRUNO MARSI Just Might
1693OLIVIA RODRIGODrop Dead
171411TAYLOR SWIFTOpalite
18136CAMERON WHITCOMBKingdom Of Fear
19115TEDDY SWIMSMr. Know It All
20562GENER8ION & YUNG LEANStorm II
211511SOMBRHomewrecker
22662CHRIS BROWN feat. LEON THOMASFallin'
23162ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLENI Can't Love You Anymore
241710HARRY STYLESAmerican Girls
25246KACEY MUSGRAVESDry Spell
26NEW1ZARA LARSSON & PINKPANTHERESSMidnight Sun (Girls Trip)
272211ZARA LARSSONMidnight Sun
28193MADONNAI Feel So Free
29303DILJIT DOSANJH, CHANI NATTAN & TRU-SKOOLMorni
30203LEWIS CAPALDIStay Love
31NEW1THE ROLLING STONESIn The Stars
32NEW1THE ROLLING STONESRough And Twisted
33RE6MEEKFabulous
34269ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRATalk To You
35342LAUFEYMadwoman
361811DJOEnd Of Beginning
374011SIENNA SPIRODie On This Hill
382511ELLA LANGLEYBe Her
39475KATSEYEPinky Up
40584PROSPA & CLOONEEFree Your Mind
41435JUNGLECarry On
426111DAVE & TEMSRaindance
437711HARRY STYLESAperture
44745ROMANTIK.Always You
45542BECKY HILLHands On Me
468711HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGONI Run
47464CHARLIE PUTH, MICHAEL McDONALD & KENNY LOGGINSLove In Exile
48NEW1LYKKE LIHappy Now
49447TWO CONNORSFamiliar Faces
50453CHRIS BROWNObvious
51364STELLA LEFTYBoston
52RE5FLOLeak It
53NEW1MOTIONLESS IN WHITEAfraid Of The Dark
54NEW1LEANN RIMESWild Things Run
553811SHAKIRAZoo
56NEW1THE TEMPER TRAPThese Arms
57415IYAH MAYGood Citizen
588110BRUNO MARSRisk It All
59357MILEY CYRUSYounger You
60NEW1INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBYNeurodivergent
61297PAUL McCARTNEYDays We Left Behind
625211SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMBThink About Us
63802PETER GABRIELWon't Stand Down (Bright-Side Mix)
64922RUDIMENTALLove You More
65NEW1SOCIAL DISTORTIONThe Way Things Were
66792TIDE LINESAlright
67NEW1FORREST FRANKOkay!
68NEW1LAUREN SANDERSON feat. FRED DURSTCome Say Sum
693111BELLA KAYIloveitiloveitiloveit
70NEW1MOTIONLESS IN WHITE & COREY TAYLORPlaying God
71RE6BTSSwim
72NEW1SAXBOY BILLYThe Puerto Rico Song
73NEW1FLOTherapy At The Club
74653LAINEY WILSONCan't Sit Still
75698SIENNA SPIROThe Visitor
76NEW1TYLER BALLGAMEGoodbye My Love
77NEW1MELANIE CSweat
78627RAYE feat. HANS ZIMMERClick Clack Symphony.
79732MIZMOHello (The Sun Is Up Where Are You)
80503TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSONShe Did It Again
81NEW1PAPA ROACH & HANUMANKINDSee U In Hell
82786TAYLOR SWIFTElizabeth Taylor
83NEW1MYLES SMITHHold Me In The Dark
84NEW1PAUL McCARTNEY & RINGO STARRHome To Us
85NEW1CHARLI XCXRock Music
86NEW1CALVIN HARRIS & JAZZYSatisfy
87NEW1ADAM LAMBERTEat U Alive
88NEW1KESHAOrigami!
89NEW1MIKE DSwitch Up
907611MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORANDrive Safe
91NEW1NICOLE ALLANUsed To Be
92NEW1DOGSTARThis Sphere
93NEW1LA ROUXCabin Fever
94NEW1MUNAEastside Girls
95NEW1SASHA & FRANKY WAHGet On My Level
96NEW1KURT VILEChance To Bleed
97RE3BROOKE COMBETears Won't Lie
98753JOEL CORRY & RAHHDevotion (Sweetest Emotion)
996310NOAH KAHANThe Great Divide
1001003WESTLIFEYour Love Amazes Me
LEAVING THIS WEEK
SOMBR12 To 12
MUSECryogen
SHABOOZEYBorn To Die
KNEECAP feat. KAE TEMPESTIrish Goodbye
NATALIE IMBRUGLIAUpside Down
DURAN DURAN feat. NILE RODGERSFree To Love
EDITORSCall It In
MUSEBe With You
REVEREND AND THE MAKERS & ROBBIE WILLIAMSFucked Up
LE SSERAFIMCelebration
SIDHU MOOSE WALA & THE KIDDEyes On Me
RILEY GREENMy Way
VIOLET GROHLCool Buzz
DEATH CAB FOR CUTIEPunching The Flowers
DMA'SHeatin Park
NIALL HORANLittle More Time
JUDE YORKCamilla
MÀNRAN feat. RUAIRIDH GRAYLoch Maree Islands
BLEACHERSI'm Not Joking
DEVIN TOWNSENDHome At Night (The Afterlife)
MGK & FRED DURSTFix Ur Face
EUROPEOne On One
HUGEL & SOLTOJamaican (Bam Bam)
DMA'SMy Baby's Place
TAKE THATYou're A Superstar
KEHLANI feat. USHERShoulda Never
ABring On The Likes
ALANA SPRINGSTEENI Loved You Then
PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSONStateside
NE-YOUp Out & Gone
SEKOUDangerous Lover
HAIRCUT 100Come Back To Me
LAVELLELike Dat
AIRBOURNEAlive After Death (Last Plane Out)
CODY JOHNSONHello Lonesome
KORNReward The Scars
BLONDEEOcean Drive

🎵 UK iTunes Singles Chart: Cammy Barnes Debuts at No. 1 as Madonna, Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones Shake Up the Top 100

The latest UK iTunes Singles Chart is packed with major new entries, surprise comebacks and superstar collaborations, proving once again that the British download market remains one of the most unpredictable music battlegrounds in the world. This week’s chart sees Cammy Barnes land a huge debut at No. 1 with Let Me Down, while global icons including Madonna, Lady Gaga, The Rolling Stones, and Paul McCartney all storm the rankings with fresh releases.

From viral pop anthems to country crossovers, indie comebacks and electronic bangers, here is everything happening inside this week’s UK iTunes Top 100.

🔥 Cammy Barnes Scores Breakthrough UK iTunes No. 1

After weeks of strong competition at the summit, Cammy Barnes crashes straight in at No. 1 with Let Me Down. The emotional new single instantly connected with UK download buyers and gives the singer-songwriter the biggest moment of his career so far.

The arrival of Let Me Down prevents Alex Warren from extending his reign with Fever Dream, which slips to No. 2 after previously topping the chart. Nevertheless, the track remains one of the most stable hits of the year, spending an impressive 11 weeks inside the chart.

One of the week’s biggest stories belongs to Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter, whose collaboration Bring Your Love explodes from No. 49 to No. 3 in only its second week. The dramatic jump confirms the song’s growing viral momentum across streaming platforms and social media.

⭐ Ella Langley and Olivia Dean Continue Their Chart Dominance

Country-pop sensation Ella Langley continues her remarkable run on the UK iTunes chart. Choosin’ Texas stays strong at No. 4, while her duet with Morgan Wallen, I Can’t Love You Anymore, remains inside the Top 25. Another fan favourite, Be Her, also continues to perform steadily.

Meanwhile, Olivia Dean keeps building momentum with two tracks in the Top 10. Rein Me In, her collaboration with Sam Fender, holds at No. 5, while solo single Man I Need remains at No. 6 after 11 weeks on the chart.

The consistency of both artists highlights the continued popularity of emotionally driven songwriting in the UK market.

👑 Lady Gaga Dominates with Multiple Entries

Few artists own this week’s chart quite like Lady Gaga. The pop superstar lands several key positions, led by Runway with Doechii, climbing to No. 8 in its fifth week.

Gaga also debuts at No. 14 with Shape Of A Woman, proving her ability to generate massive first-week download sales.

With two major singles currently charting, Lady Gaga continues to demonstrate her cross-generational appeal and dominance in the digital music space.

🎤 Madonna Enjoys a Massive Week

In addition to the success of Bring Your Love, Madonna also sees solo single I Feel So Free hold firmly inside the Top 30.

The Queen of Pop’s renewed chart presence underlines her continued relevance in today’s music landscape, especially as collaborations with younger stars introduce her catalogue and new music to a fresh audience.

🎸 The Rolling Stones Return with Double Debut

Rock legends The Rolling Stones make an explosive return this week with two brand-new entries. In The Stars debuts at No. 31, while Rough And Twisted enters immediately behind it at No. 32.

The legendary band’s continued ability to generate excitement decades into their career proves that classic rock still has a powerful audience in the UK download market.

🚀 Strong New Entries Across the Chart

This week’s chart is loaded with fresh debuts from major names across every genre.

Among the highest new entries is Josh Fawaz, whose Like A Prayer arrives at No. 9. Electronic duo GENER8ION and Yung Lean debut at No. 20 with Storm II, while Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress enter at No. 26 with the summery collaboration Midnight Sun (Girls Trip).

Elsewhere, Lykke Li returns with Happy Now, LeAnn Rimes enters with Wild Things Run, and indie favourites The Temper Trap score a welcome comeback with These Arms.

Rock and alternative music also enjoy a strong week. Motionless In White lands two debuts, including Afraid Of The Dark and the Corey Taylor collaboration Playing God. Meanwhile, Papa Roach and Hanumankind arrive with the explosive See U In Hell.

📈 Viral Climbers and Big Movers

Several tracks post impressive climbs this week.

Alex Warren scores another major success as Fine Place To Die rockets from No. 57 to No. 11 in just its second week.

UK dance audiences continue to support club-focused releases, with Prospa and Cloonee pushing Free Your Mind into the Top 40, while Rudimental jumps strongly with Love You More.

Another notable climber is Harry Styles, whose Aperture surges from No. 77 to No. 43, extending his already impressive chart run.

💫 Taylor Swift Maintains Huge Presence

As expected, Taylor Swift remains one of the chart’s most dominant artists. The Fate Of Ophelia stays inside the Top 15, while Opalite and Elizabeth Taylor continue to attract strong download numbers.

The continued success of multiple tracks simultaneously highlights Swift’s unmatched fan engagement and purchasing power in the UK.

🎶 Bruno Mars, Miley Cyrus and Lewis Capaldi Stay Consistent

Several established stars continue to hold solid positions throughout the chart.

Bruno Mars keeps I Just Might inside the Top 20 while Risk It All rebounds strongly into the Top 60. Miley Cyrus remains present with Younger You, and Lewis Capaldi continues his consistent run with Stay Love.

The staying power of these artists reflects the importance of loyal fanbases in maintaining strong download numbers week after week.

🌍 FLO, BTS and K-pop Continue Global Impact

Girl group FLO returns to the chart with both Leak It and new release Therapy At The Club, while global phenomenon BTS re-enters with Swim.

The sustained popularity of international pop acts demonstrates the increasingly global nature of the UK digital music market.

🎼 Veteran Icons Share the Spotlight

Music legends continue to make headlines this week. Paul McCartney charts with solo single Days We Left Behind before returning again alongside Ringo Starr for Home To Us.

Elsewhere, Peter Gabriel, Melanie C, Adam Lambert, Kesha, La Roux, and Kurt Vile all debut with new material, giving longtime music fans plenty to discover.

🎧 UK iTunes Chart Reflects Diverse Music Tastes

One of the most striking elements of this week’s UK iTunes Singles Chart is its incredible diversity. Pop, country, indie rock, dance music, hip-hop and alternative releases all coexist inside the same Top 100.

From viral newcomers like Cammy Barnes and Josh Fawaz to legendary acts such as Madonna, The Rolling Stones, and Paul McCartney, the chart perfectly captures the evolving listening habits of UK music fans.

With streaming trends increasingly influencing download behaviour, next week’s chart could bring even more dramatic shifts, especially for breakout tracks currently gaining momentum on TikTok and social media.

🏆 Biggest Winners of the Week

  • Cammy Barnes earns his first UK iTunes No. 1 with Let Me Down
  • Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter surge into the Top 3 with Bring Your Love
  • Lady Gaga dominates with multiple Top 20 entries
  • The Rolling Stones debut two new singles simultaneously
  • Alex Warren scores another major climber with Fine Place To Die

📌 Conclusion

This week’s UK iTunes Singles Chart delivers one of the most exciting and unpredictable rankings of the year so far. Breakthrough artists, legendary icons, viral collaborations and returning fan favourites all contribute to a highly competitive Top 100.

As Cammy Barnes celebrates a career-defining No. 1, artists like Lady Gaga, Madonna, Taylor Swift, and Ella Langley continue proving their dominance in the UK digital marketplace.

With so many fresh releases entering the chart simultaneously, the race for next week’s crown is already heating up.

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