This ranking for UK, dated 21 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	2	3	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
2	1	17	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
3	4	17	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
4	3	4	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
5	5	17	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
6	8	9	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
7	6	15	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
8	7	16	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
9	12	6	MYLES SMITH	Hold Me In The Dark
10	9	17	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
11	10	7	SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
12	11	17	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
13	15	8	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
14	27	15	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
15	14	17	SOMBR	Homewrecker
16	16	6	CALVIN HARRIS & JAZZY	Satisfy
17	30	3	ALEX WARREN	Passenger
18	13	14	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
19	18	17	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
20	23	11	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
21	17	17	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
22	19	17	DJO	End Of Beginning
23	21	8	PROSPA & CLOONEE	Free Your Mind
24	26	17	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
25	52	4	LOLA YOUNG	From Down Here
26	29	17	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
27	38	6	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
28	40	6	HARRY STYLES	Dance No More
29	20	4	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
30	28	8	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
31	36	17	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
32	24	7	THE ROLLING STONES	In The Stars
33	33	4	THE SCRIPT	Man In The Arena
34	90	5	NOTHING BUT THIEVES	Evolution
35	42	4	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
36	31	3	DAVID GUETTA, ALOK & STICK FIGURE	Run Run River (Angels Above Me)
37	32	4	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' To The Sun
38	NEW	1	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Stupid Song
39	NEW	1	ROLE MODEL	High Hopes 3000
40	45	17	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
41	22	17	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
42	39	17	MILKY & MALL GRAB	Just The Way You Are
43	NEW	1	AITCH	RMB (Ring My Bell)
44	82	2	BTS	Come Over
45	50	2	ANDREA BOCELLI, DAVID GUETTA, EJAE & MEGAN THEE STALLION	DNA (More Than A Game)
46	41	9	LEWIS CAPALDI	Stay Love
47	60	5	DRAKE	Janice STFU
48	43	8	KEHLANI feat. USHER	Shoulda Never
49	NEW	1	APPLETON	Ready To Begin
50	NEW	1	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE & SKYLAR GREY	R.I.P.
51	25	14	TAKE THAT	You're A Superstar
52	55	12	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
53	83	4	MK feat. POPPY BASKCOMB	Zone
54	46	2	BILLY RAY CYRUS	You're Not Here
55	NEW	1	LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE	Iconic By Mistake
56	59	2	NIALL HORAN	Tastes So Good
57	56	5	KYLIE MINOGUE	Light Up
58	97	3	MYLES SMITH	My Mess
59	54	9	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
60	51	12	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
61	65	3	CHARLI XCX	SS26
62	61	3	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
63	68	4	JORJA SMITH	What's Done Is Done
64	RE	3	THE ROLLING STONES	Rough And Twisted
65	95	2	F3MIII	Noble
66	NEW	1	NATALIE IMBRUGLIA	Algorithm
67	49	15	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
68	62	7	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
69	47	5	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
70	73	17	HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGON	I Run
71	94	2	DJ GOJA	Mi Chico
72	77	4	STORMZY & ODEAL	24 Hours
73	NEW	1	BLOSSOMS	Meet Me In Love
74	85	3	MAISIE PETERS	Questions
75	35	3	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
76	NEW	1	THE SHIRES	A Good Life
77	RE	14	HARRY STYLES	Aperture
78	NEW	1	ADAM LAMBERT	Under The Rhythm
79	64	14	TINIE TEMPAH & DAECOLM	Living Life
80	NEW	1	JOHNNY MARR	Spin
81	63	3	SONNY FODERA & LIBIANCA	Let Me Be In Your Arms
82	66	3	SLAYYYTER	Dance...
83	RE	2	EZRA COLLECTIVE feat. PA SALIEU	Only Love
84	NEW	1	CHAKA KHAN & SNOOP DOGG	Boogie's In My Soul
85	76	14	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
86	NEW	1	MATT CARDLE	Broken
87	RE	2	HUGEL & SOLTO	Jamaican (Bam Bam)
88	81	5	MARTIN GARRIX & ED SHEERAN	Repeat It
89	70	6	FISHER & TONES AND I	Favour
90	44	4	NATHAN EVANS & SAINT PHNX	Home (World Cup 2026)
91	RE	2	JOHN NEWMAN	Merry Go
92	93	7	ZARA LARSSON & PINKPANTHERESS	Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)
93	100	4	JOEL CORRY & RAHH	Devotion (Sweetest Emotion)
94	89	15	GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	WGFT
95	RE	10	SIENNA SPIRO	The Visitor
96	NEW	1	INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBY	Smoking Gun
97	RE	8	KACEY MUSGRAVES	Dry Spell
98	RE	3	LOUIS TOMLINSON	Sunflowers
99	NEW	1	MARILYN MANSON	Exit Wound
100	NEW	1	NOAH KAHAN	Doors
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			MADONNA	Love Sensation
			DURAN DURAN feat. NILE RODGERS	Free To Love
			NICK MORGAN	No Scotland No Party (World Cup 2026 Edition)
			DANIEL PEMBERTON & BRIAN MAY	Eternia
			MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
			ELLIE GOULDING	Black Prada Dress
			HAN	Back To Life
			CMAT	The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station
			MADONNA	I Feel So Free
			INTERPOL	See Out Loud
			KINGFISHR	The Sun Will Never Settle
			BOYZLIFE	Chills
			EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
			FLO	Leak It
			INTERPOL	This Mirror Weighs A Ton
			SOFT CELL	Danceteria
			ROGER TAYLOR & NDLOVU YOUTH CHOIR	Come On Summer (It's Party Time)
			STEPHEN SANCHEZ	Chuck The Money
			BAD COMPANY UK & LATTE	Planet Dust (Latte Remix)
			TRANSFORMERS & BRITTNEY SLAYES	The Transformers (Theme) [Reformatted Edition]
			BECKY HILL	More! More! More!
			BRIAN FALLON	Pearls
			JASON DERULO	Sexy For Me
			THE FIZZ	A Crazy Shot In The Dark

🎙️ UK Airplay & iTunes Combined Chart: Taylor Swift Holds Firm While Olivia Rodrigo Ignites, Nothing But Thieves Explode and Harry Styles Accelerates

The latest UK combined ranking blending national radio airplay and iTunes download performance reveals a fascinating battle between blockbuster pop releases, radio-supported growers and digitally driven fan-powered surges. While Taylor Swift consolidates her leadership at the summit, several of the chart’s biggest stories come from artists enjoying powerful support from influential British radio stations alongside renewed consumer demand.

🚀 Taylor Swift Strengthens Her Grip At No.1

Taylor Swift climbs from No.2 to No.1 with “I Knew It, I Knew You”, confirming that the song is not merely a download phenomenon but a genuine cross-platform hit. The track recently debuted atop the Official UK Singles Chart and continues to dominate both sales and downloads while benefiting from sustained airplay support. The song’s profile has been further boosted by its connection to Toy Story 5, with Swift revealing she wrote and produced it in an exceptionally short creative burst alongside longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff.

Radio support remains broad. The single is present on major contemporary playlists including Affinity Radio and B Radio, where it remains among the most played records of the week, helping maintain the balance between digital consumption and audience reach that defines this combined ranking.

📈 Alex Warren Continues A Remarkable Double Assault

Few artists are enjoying a stronger moment than Alex Warren. While “Fever Dream” slips narrowly from No.1 to No.2, the bigger story may be the arrival of “Passenger”, which rockets from No.30 to No.17 in only its third chart week.

This dual presence illustrates how Warren has evolved from a streaming-heavy artist into a broader UK market force. Although “Passenger” is still building its radio footprint, growing playlist adoption and continued fan engagement on download platforms are clearly accelerating its trajectory. The presence of two major titles inside the Top 20 suggests Warren’s audience is now deep enough to support multiple concurrent hits.

🔥 RAYE Remains One Of Radio’s Most Reliable Forces

Holding steady near the summit, RAYE keeps “Where Is My Husband!” inside the Top 3. The singer continues to benefit from one of the strongest relationships with UK radio programmers, and her ability to sustain audience familiarity over long chart runs remains exceptional.

Unlike several newer entries relying primarily on release-week momentum, RAYE’s success is increasingly built on consistency. Stations favouring sophisticated adult-pop and crossover programming continue to provide a stable foundation for the single.

🎧 Olivia Rodrigo Delivers The Week’s Biggest Breakthrough

The strongest new story belongs to Olivia Rodrigo, who lands the highest new entry with “Stupid Song” at No.38 while simultaneously maintaining significant activity elsewhere on the chart through “Drop Dead” (No.6) and “The Cure” (No.29).

The timing is hardly surprising. Rodrigo’s newly released album You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love has generated substantial media attention, with critics praising the project’s musical evolution and emotional depth. “Stupid Song” was officially launched as a single alongside the album release and quickly attracted strong digital demand. The accompanying New York-shot video has generated significant online engagement and helped introduce the track to a wider audience.

Crucially, radio support is already developing. BBC Radio 1 places “Stupid Song” inside its current Hot 50 airplay ranking, while “Drop Dead” and “The Cure” remain active across multiple stations. That multi-track exposure gives Rodrigo one of the strongest overall radio profiles in the market right now.

📻 Nothing But Thieves Convert Rock Airplay Into Chart Momentum

One of the most impressive climbs comes from Nothing But Thieves, whose single “Evolution” surges from No.90 to No.34.

The move is strongly supported by radio activity. The song currently sits at No.1 on the Absolute Radio Hot 15, a particularly influential outlet for UK rock audiences. That kind of concentrated support often acts as a catalyst for wider discovery, and the band appears to be benefiting from exactly that effect.

Unlike many mainstream pop records, “Evolution” is building through format-specific loyalty and audience retention rather than initial release hype, making this one of the most sustainable-looking gains of the week.

⭐ Harry Styles Generates Momentum Across Multiple Singles

Harry Styles delivers one of the strongest overall performances in the chart.

“American Girls” leaps from No.27 to No.14, while “Dance No More” climbs from No.40 to No.28. Meanwhile, former chart title “Aperture” re-enters at No.77.

Radio is clearly driving much of this momentum. “Dance No More” sits prominently within both BBC Radio 1 and Affinity Radio playlists, helping expose the track to younger audiences while “American Girls” continues to benefit from broader adult contemporary appeal.

The presence of three active songs simultaneously demonstrates the unusual catalogue strength Styles now enjoys in the UK market.

🌟 Lola Young Explodes Into The Upper Tier

The biggest Top 30 jump belongs to Lola Young, whose “From Down Here” rockets from No.52 to No.25.

The rise is supported by meaningful radio traction. BBC Radio 1 currently places the track among its most-played titles, giving Young access to one of the country’s most influential youth audiences. Combined with her growing reputation following previous UK successes, the song appears to be transitioning from specialist support into mainstream recognition.

🎵 Myles Smith Keeps Building A Long-Term Hit

British singer-songwriter Myles Smith continues his remarkable run as “Hold Me In The Dark” climbs from No.12 to No.9.

Airplay remains a major driver. The track ranks highly on both BBC Radio 1 and B Radio playlists, reflecting broad support across different demographics. Meanwhile, his collaboration with Niall Horan, “Drive Safe,” remains securely positioned inside the Top 25.

Smith’s sustained presence demonstrates that he is increasingly becoming one of the UK’s most dependable homegrown radio artists.

💃 Dance Music Scores Important Gains

Several dance records post notable advances this week.

MK and Poppy Baskcomb climb from No.83 to No.53 with “Zone”, aided by strong support at Affinity Radio, BBC Radio 1 and B Radio.

Meanwhile, David Guetta, Alok and Stick Figure continue moving upward with “Run Run River (Angels Above Me)”, while Prospa & Cloonee maintain excellent visibility thanks to BBC Radio 1’s heavy rotation of “Free Your Mind.”

These records illustrate how specialist dance support can still translate into broader chart success when accompanied by healthy digital engagement.

🎤 Strong Debuts Highlight A Competitive Market

Several fresh arrivals deserve attention.

Role Model enters at No.39 with “High Hopes 3000,” already benefiting from enthusiastic online support.

Aitch returns with “RMB (Ring My Bell)” at No.43, while veteran stars Natalie Imbruglia, Adam Lambert, Johnny Marr, Chaka Khan and Snoop Dogg all secure debuts further down the chart.

The diversity of these new entries demonstrates the unique nature of this combined ranking, where legacy acts, streaming stars, radio favourites and download-heavy fanbases can all compete on relatively equal footing.

🎯 Conclusion

This week’s chart highlights the increasingly important balance between radio exposure and direct consumer support. Taylor Swift remains the dominant force at the top, but the most significant growth stories belong to artists successfully converting radio momentum into measurable download activity.

The rapid ascent of Nothing But Thieves, the continued expansion of Myles Smith, the multi-track dominance of Olivia Rodrigo, and the broadening success of Harry Styles all demonstrate that in today’s UK market, sustained radio backing remains one of the most powerful accelerators of chart movement when paired with committed fan engagement.