United Kingdom / UK Global Singles Chart 19.04.2026

This ranking for UK, dated 19 April 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	8	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
2	2	8	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
3	7	7	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
4	3	8	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
5	6	6	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
6	5	8	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
7	9	8	SOMBR	Homewrecker
8	4	8	TAYLOR SWIFT	The Fate Of Ophelia
9	10	8	OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
10	11	8	DJO	End Of Beginning
11	14	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
12	8	6	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
13	17	8	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
14	12	8	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
15	13	8	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
16	15	8	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
17	38	8	MILKY & MALL GRAB	Just The Way You Are
18	24	8	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
19	21	4	MILEY CYRUS	Younger You
20	94	2	LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
21	82	2	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
22	19	8	SOMBR	12 To 12
23	22	4	BTS	Swim
24	18	8	HARRY STYLES	Aperture
25	20	8	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
26	23	8	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
27	29	5	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
28	16	5	SIENNA SPIRO	The Visitor
29	25	8	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
30	27	4	RAYE feat. HANS ZIMMER	Click Clack Symphony.
31	31	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
32	33	8	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
33	28	8	HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGON	I Run
34	41	6	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
35	NEW	1	CHARLIE PUTH, MICHAEL MCDONALD & KENNY LOGGINS	Love In Exile
36	32	5	TAKE THAT	You're A Superstar
37	26	8	DISCO LINES & TINASHE	No Broke Boys
38	62	2	THE STROKES	Going Shopping
39	30	8	CALVIN HARRIS & KASABIAN	Release The Pressure
40	36	4	PAUL MCCARTNEY	Days We Left Behind
41	37	4	JESSIE J	California
42	49	3	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
43	71	5	NOAH KAHAN	Porch Light
44	34	8	PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSON	Stateside
45	RE	5	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
46	35	7	FISHER	Rain
47	90	4	JESSIE WARE	Automatic
48	79	2	KATSEYE	Pinky Up
49	43	5	NIALL HORAN	Dinner Party
50	NEW	1	MYLES SMITH	My Mess
51	95	2	EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
52	55	7	SONNY FODERA & CHRYSTAL	My Loving
53	RE	2	KACEY MUSGRAVES	Dry Spell
54	54	2	SEKOU	Dangerous Lover
55	52	6	EWAN MCVICAR	Share The House
56	NEW	1	LIZZO	Don’t Make Me Love U
57	NEW	1	BLUE	Flowers
58	RE	4	CAMMY BARNES	Highland Runaway
59	60	4	HOLLY HUMBERSTONE	Cruel World
60	42	5	FLO	Leak It
61	44	8	SHAKIRA	Zoo
62	NEW	1	CHRIS BROWN	Obvious
63	48	2	BILLY RAY CYRUS & NOAH CYRUS	On Our Way Along
64	64	8	KEHLANI	Folded
65	RE	2	SABRINA CARPENTER	House Tour
66	74	8	ROBYN	Talk To Me
67	NEW	1	DIGGA	Payg
68	NEW	1	JUST THE BRAVE	Game Changer
69	67	5	TINIE TEMPAH & DAECOLM	Living Life
70	NEW	1	MASSIVE ATTACK & TOM WAITS	Boots On The Ground
71	45	8	TYLA	Chanel
72	57	8	FREYA SKYE	Silent Treatment
73	RE	5	MAPHRA	Doomed
74	NEW	1	TORI AMOS	Gasoline Girls
75	68	8	GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	WGFT
76	66	7	JASON DERULO	Sexy For Me
77	NEW	1	NE-YO	Up Out & Gone
78	61	4	TWO CONNORS	Familiar Faces
79	NEW	1	JALEN NGONDA	Hang It On The Shelf
80	76	2	TALIA MAR	Lady
81	63	2	INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBY	Down The Road
82	RE	3	PARIS PALOMA	Miyazaki
83	70	3	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
84	RE	2	ARLO PARKS	Get Go
85	NEW	1	KYGO & CARTER FAITH	That's When You Know
86	RE	3	MUNA	Dancing On The Wall
87	NEW	1	CHRIS STUSSY & TOM DID IT	Wide Awake
88	RE	2	JESSIE WARE	Ride
89	51	5	MUSE	Be With You
90	81	2	JIM LEGXACY	Idk Idk
91	NEW	1	IYAH MAY	Good Citizen
92	NEW	1	JESSIE WARE	I Could Get Used To This
93	RE	2	ODEAL & WIZKID	Nights In The Sun
94	NEW	1	DERMOT KENNEDY	Turnstile
95	73	2	JACK WHITE	G.o.d. And The Broken Ribs
96	NEW	1	MATT CARDLE	You Take The Sun
97	RE	6	HOLLY HUMBERSTONE	To Love Somebody
98	85	5	AYRA STARR	Where Do We Go
99	NEW	1	MIKE POSNER & DAVID GUETTA	I Went Back To Ibiza
100	NEW	1	JACK SAVORETTI	We Will Always Be The Way We Were
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			PETER ANDRE feat. MONTELL JORDAN	All About Us 2.0
			DERMOT KENNEDY	Funeral
			JOJO SIWA	Serendipity
			THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS	Club Song
			ELLA LANGLEY	Loving Life Again
			LUV FOUNDATION (UK), IAN G & VIKKI WATERS	Take Me Back (This Feeling)
			SAJA BOYS	Soda Pop
			JENNIFER LOPEZ & DAVID GUETTA	Save Me Tonight
			PETER ANDRE	Rock U Right
			BILMURI & NOVELISTS	Where To Find Me
			ANYMA & LISA	Bad Angel
			BROOKE COMBE	Tears Won't Lie
			MELANIE C	Undefeated Champion
			GORILLAZ feat. BIZARRAP, KARA JACKSON & ANOUSHKA SHANKAR	Orange County
			MELANIE C	Attitude
			LIZZO	Don't Make Me Love U
			ONEREPUBLIC	Need Your Love
			ELMIENE	Reclusive
			BRONNIE & MASON LEVI	Memory Lane
			JACK SAVORETTI	I Hear You Calling
			SHINEDOWN	Outlaw
			SKYE NEWMAN	Walk
			LYKKE LI	Sick Of Love
			JORJA SMITH	Price Of It All
			KWN	Hopeless Romantic
			MARMOZETS	Cut Back
			CALLUM BEATTIE	Pins And Needles
			DISCLOSURE	Sun Comes Up Tremendous
			MILLI MAJOR, SCORCHER, BOSSMAN BIRDIE & JME	Graphic & Greezy
			ALDOUS HARDING & H. HAWKLINE	Venus In The Zinnia

Now this combined chart is where things get really interesting, because it filters out illusions:

• pure radio support isn’t enough,
• pure sales spikes aren’t enough either.

What remains are the tracks that actually sustain momentum across both exposure and audience action.

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🟢 A locked but fragile top tier

The top 2 is unchanged:

• Alex Warren – “Fever Dream” (=)
• RAYE – “Where Is My Husband!” (=)

These are the only tracks that currently combine:

• heavy rotation
• consistent sales

👉 They’re not just big—they’re structurally dominant right now.

But just behind:

• Bebe Rexha – “New Religion” (7 → 3)
• Bruno Mars – “I Just Might” (3 → 4)
• Tame Impala – “Dracula” (6 → 5)

👉 This is a tight chasing pack, but note the shift:

• New Religion is gaining,
• I Just Might is starting to plateau,
• Dracula is quietly consolidating.

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🔺 The real winners: cross-metric accelerations

These are the most important movements in the entire chart—songs that are rising because both airplay and sales are aligning:

• Lady Gaga & Doechii – “Runway” (94 → 20)
  → Massive jump. This is the breakout of the week.
  → It just transitioned from niche to mainstream multi-format force.
• Teddy Swims – “Mr. Know It All” (82 → 21)
  → Same pattern:
  → explosive sales + fast radio pickup = sustainable hit trajectory.
• Milky Chance & Mall Grab – “Just The Way You Are” (38 → 17)
  → Less flashy but very telling:
  → this is a slow-burn hit now entering peak phase.

👉 These are not hype spikes — they are true market synchronizations.

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📈 Strong consolidation moves (the “second wave”)

Some tracks are not exploding, but are quietly building toward the top tier:

• Zara Larsson – “Midnight Sun” (17 → 13)
• Myles Smith & Niall Horan – “Drive Safe” (24 → 18)
• Miley Cyrus – “Younger You” (21 → 19)

👉 These tracks are gaining everywhere, but gradually.
They’re the most likely to replace current top 5 titles in the medium term.

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⚠️ Early warning signs: airplay-heavy fatigue

Some big radio titles are now clearly losing combined strength:

• Taylor Swift – “The Fate Of Ophelia” (4 → 8)
• Harry Styles – “American Girls” (8 → 12)
• Sam Fender & Olivia Dean – “Rein Me In” (5 → 6)

👉 These drops confirm something crucial:
radio support alone is no longer sustaining their ranking.

They’re entering the decline phase despite still being visible on airplay charts.

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🔁 Recovery & delayed impact

A few tracks are showing second-life behavior:

• The Strokes – “Going Shopping” (62 → 38)
• Noah Kahan – “Porch Light” (71 → 43)
• Jessie Ware – “Automatic” (90 → 47)

👉 These are not primary hits, but:

• they benefit from format crossover or renewed exposure
• and convert just enough to climb significantly.

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🆕 New entries: weak vs strong integration

Not all debuts are equal in a combined chart:

Strong integration (instant traction beyond fanbase)

• Charlie Puth – “Love In Exile” (#35)
• Myles Smith – “My Mess” (#50)

👉 Already interacting with both metrics → potential growers

Weak integration (sales-only effect)

• Many lower new entries (e.g. Chris Brown, Digga D)
  👉 Likely to drop quickly without radio uptake

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🎯 The real structure of the market right now

This chart reveals a three-speed system:

1. Core hits (stable, dominant)

• Fever Dream, Where Is My Husband!
  👉 Full alignment: radio + sales

2. Accelerators (future top 10)

• Runway, Mr. Know It All, Just The Way You Are
  👉 Rapid synchronization phase

3. Airplay leftovers (declining)

• The Fate Of Ophelia, American Girls
  👉 Visibility without conversion

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🧠 Key takeaway

Compared to pure airplay or pure sales:

👉 This combined ranking shows that the market is rotating faster than radio alone suggests.

• The next wave is already visible (Gaga, Teddy Swims, Milky Chance)
• The current radio leaders are more fragile than they appear
• And true hits are now defined by balance, not dominance in one metric