This ranking for UK, dated 22 March 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

🇬🇧 UK Combined Chart – Airplay + iTunes Sales (This Week)

This week’s UK Combined Chart (Airplay + iTunes Sales) offers a broader picture of the biggest songs in the country, blending radio exposure and digital purchases. The result is a chart that reflects both mainstream popularity and active fan support, highlighting tracks that dominate across multiple platforms.

At the top, Alex Warren’s Fever Dream holds firmly at #1 for another week, proving its strength not just in sales but also in UK radio airplay rotation. Close behind, RAYE’s Where Is My Husband! climbs to #2, benefiting from growing radio support, while Bruno Mars’ I Just Might slips slightly to #3 but remains a major cross-platform hit.

🔝 Top 10 – UK’s Biggest Songs Across Airplay & Sales

The Top 10 combined chart showcases songs that are performing strongly both on the radio and in downloads, with a mix of stability and upward movement.

• #1 – Alex Warren – Fever Dream holds steady with strong all-around performance
• #2 – RAYE – Where Is My Husband! climbs, boosted by airplay growth
• #3 – Bruno Mars – I Just Might remains a consistent hit
• #4 – Sombr – Homewrecker rises into the Top 5
• #5 – Sam Fender & Olivia Dean – Rein Me In continues its steady run
• #6 – Bebe Rexha – New Religion jumps from #14, a major gain
• #7 – Taylor Swift – Opalite moves upward
• #8 – Taylor Swift – The Fate Of Ophelia stays in the Top 10
• #9 – Harry Styles – American Girls climbs significantly
• #10 – Olivia Dean – Man I Need slips slightly but remains strong

Overall, the Top 10 UK songs reflect a balance between radio-friendly hits and fan-driven download success, which is key in a combined format.

🚀 Biggest Climbers – Airplay Meets Sales Momentum

A defining feature of this week’s chart is how certain tracks surge thanks to combined radio exposure and download spikes. These songs are gaining traction across multiple channels at once.

• Bebe Rexha – New Religion jumps from #14 to #6
• The Pussycat Dolls – Club Song rockets from #72 to #26
• Luke Combs – I Ain’t No Cowboy surges from #89 to #40
• Ella Langley – Be Her climbs rapidly into the Top 40
• Bruce Springsteen – A Rainy Night In Soho rises into the Top 50

These fast-rising UK hits show how crossover appeal between radio and sales can drive significant chart movement.

🆕 New Entries – Fresh Additions to the Combined Chart

This week’s chart also introduces a strong selection of new entries, many of which are already benefiting from early airplay or strong fanbases.

Among the most notable debuts:

• Sienna Spiro – The Visitor enters inside the Top 40
• Noah Kahan – Porch Light debuts mid-chart
• Shyra Sanchez – Operator continues its chart expansion
• Diljit Dosanjh, Sia & David Guetta – Ranjha arrives with global impact
• Tinie Tempah & Daecolm – Living Life adds UK urban energy
• Calum Scott & Aitch – Unsteady brings strong crossover appeal
• Muse – Be With You and Take That – You’re A Superstar mark major returns

The new songs on the UK combined chart highlight how both radio support and fan engagement can accelerate a track’s debut position.

🔁 Re-Entries & Notable Returns

Several tracks reappear this week, showing renewed momentum through airplay boosts or rediscovery.

• Elmiene – Reclusive returns to the chart
• Cinder Well – The Wise Man’s Song re-enters
• Additional lower-chart returns reflect niche but growing support

These re-entries demonstrate how the combined format can give songs a second life when radio picks them up again.

🎤 Key Artists & Chart Trends

This week’s UK airplay + sales chart underlines the importance of versatility. Taylor Swift places multiple songs in the Top 10, reinforcing her strong UK presence across both formats. Luke Combs continues to gain ground with several entries, showing that country music is expanding its reach through both radio and downloads.

Meanwhile, Olivia Dean and RAYE maintain consistent multi-track visibility, and Bruno Mars remains a reliable chart force, benefiting from both radio play and purchase appeal.

Key trends shaping this week’s chart include:

• Strong influence of radio airplay boosting chart positions
• Continued importance of fan-driven downloads
• Growth of cross-genre and international collaborations
• Multiple entries from major artists increasing visibility

🎧 Final Thoughts – UK Combined Chart Insights

The UK Combined Airplay and iTunes Sales Chart provides one of the clearest pictures of true popularity, blending passive listening with active purchasing. This week, Alex Warren remains at #1, but with strong climbers like Bebe Rexha and RAYE gaining momentum, the competition is intensifying.

With several fast-rising tracks and high-impact new entries, the coming weeks could bring significant changes at the top, making this one of the most exciting charts to watch in the UK right now.