Ranking of the most downloaded current and new singles on the iTunes digital platform from the USA, compiled from daily rankings from 8 June 2026 to 12 June 2026

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	47	2	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
2	2	7	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
3	3	7	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
4	49	2	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
5	1	3	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
6	4	7	ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
7	5	7	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
8	6	7	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
9	12	7	LUKE COMBS	Be By You
10	9	7	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
11	32	6	FORREST FRANK	Okay!
12	8	7	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
13	51	2	FRENCH MONTANA & MAX B	Ever Since U Left Me (I Went Deaf)
14	14	4	YUNG MIAMI	Spend Dat
15	13	7	ELEVATION WORSHIP & CHANDLER MOORE	God I'm Just Grateful
16	10	7	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
17	44	2	MADONNA	Love Sensation
18	18	5	ELLA LANGLEY	Dandelion
19	16	7	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
20	27	5	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
21	11	7	T.I.	Let 'Em Know
22	19	4	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
23	25	7	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
24	23	7	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
25	41	6	KEITH URBAN	Summer Breeze
26	24	7	SOMBR	Homewrecker
27	31	7	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
28	28	7	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
29	22	7	ELLA LANGLEY	Loving Life Again
30	29	7	DEXTER AND THE MOONROCKS	Freakin' Out
31	21	7	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
32	15	4	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
33	46	5	EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
34	60	7	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
35	17	4	DRAKE	Janice STFU
36	61	5	KEITH URBAN	Steal Away
37	53	2	ALEX WARREN	Passenger
38	70	5	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
39	30	7	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
40	NEW	1	HAN	Back To Life
41	45	2	LAINEY WILSON & JOHN MAYER	Phone, Keys, Wallet
42	73	6	DJO	End Of Beginning
43	37	7	HARDY, ERIC CHURCH, MORGAN WALLEN & TIM MCGRAW	McArthur
44	34	5	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
45	20	7	RILEY GREEN	My Way
46	NEW	1	JACK WHITE	Dollar Bill
47	NEW	1	DRAKE	Shabang
48	NEW	1	THE MENZINGERS	Better Angels
49	38	6	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
50	NEW	1	ANDREA BOCELLI, DAVID GUETTA, EJAE & MEGAN THEE STALLION	DNA (More Than A Game)
51	NEW	1	BTS	Come Over
52	NEW	1	CODY JOHNSON	Horseback
53	NEW	1	AARON LEWIS	The Door
54	67	5	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
55	NEW	1	MARIA WIRRIES, L.J. BENET & ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST OF THE LOST BOYS	Now, Forever
56	NEW	1	TRANSFORMERS & BRITTNEY SLAYES	The Transformers (Theme) [Reformatted Edition]
57	NEW	1	THE REVIVALISTS	Get It Honest
58	NEW	1	LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE	Iconic By Mistake
59	NEW	1	BLAKE WHITEN	Barely Gettin' By
60	NEW	1	TOVE LO & STROMAE	Des Fleurs
61	NEW	1	RICK ROSS feat. T.I.	Mahogany Caskets
62	NEW	1	CHARLES WESLEY GODWIN & WYATT FLORES	Hey There Son
63	52	2	MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
64	NEW	1	BRING ME THE HORIZON	Black & Blue (2026 Repented)
65	NEW	1	DANIEL PEMBERTON & BRIAN MAY	Eternia
66	NEW	1	BABYMONSTER	Sugar Honey Ice Tea
67	NEW	1	MARILYN MANSON	Exit Wound
68	NEW	1	NIKO MOON	Get Country
69	NEW	1	HONESTAV & MGK	Crash First
70	NEW	1	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Stupid Song
71	65	3	MUMFORD AND SONS & CHRIS STAPLETON	Here
72	93	6	MADONNA	I Feel So Free
73	66	5	THE RED CLAY STRAYS	Demons In Your Choir
74	NEW	1	CORAY	Esto Es México
75	NEW	1	INTERPOL	See Out Loud
76	NEW	1	LOCASH & PARMALEE	Let The Country Music Play
77	NEW	1	THE WARNING	Ritual
78	NEW	1	BACKSTREET BOYS & PAW PATROL	Bottle Up
79	62	7	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
80	RE	2	THE WARNING	Ego
81	NEW	1	GRACE POTTER	Run Baby Run
82	NEW	1	THE WARNING	Kerosene
83	63	2	ELECTRIC CALLBOY feat. THE OFFSPRING	Let The Good Times Roll
84	NEW	1	BRIAN FALLON	Pearls
85	64	7	LUKE COMBS	Sleepless In A Hotel Room
86	NEW	1	OMAR COURTZ	Koko
87	NEW	1	INTERPOL	This Mirror Weighs A Ton
88	NEW	1	TRAIN	Pennsylvania Turnpike
89	84	3	SHABOOZEY	Born To Die
90	NEW	1	NIALL HORAN	Dinner Party
91	NEW	1	OLANDRIA feat. NEEF, MILK, DES DOLLA$ & KIMORA	Ola Doll Anthem
92	RE	2	BRANDON LAKE & LAINEY WILSON	The Jesus I Know Now
93	NEW	1	MICAH TYLER	Perfectly
94	26	3	RILEY GREEN	Think As You Drunk
95	NEW	1	MOVEMENTS	Everything Is Fine
96	NEW	1	WILLOW AVALON	Work To Do
97	NEW	1	FENIX FLEXIN, SHORELINE MAFIA & PURPS ON THE BEAT	Rubberz
98	RE	2	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' ToThe Sun
99	71	3	SLAYYYTER	Dance...
100	78	7	BTS	Swim
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
			DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Stone Over Water
			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
			DEVILDRIVER	Dead In The Water
			A PERFECT CIRCLE	Starless
			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
			EVERGREY feat. MIKAEL STANNE	A Burning Flame
			ADAM LAMBERT	Under The Rhythm
			WEEZER	Shine Again
			ALEX WARREN	Fine Place To Die
			PRINCE	Stone
			SUBLIME	Gangstalker
			CIGARETTES @ SUNSET	Appalachian Raised
			SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
			GAVIN ADCOCK & HUDSON WESTBROOK	Cheap Thrills
			DAVID WIMBISH & THE COLLECTION	Sermon
			LEE BRICE	What You Know About That
			MICHAEL STIPE & ANDREW WATT	I Played The Fool
			JON BATISTE	Shine
			DEEP PURPLE	Diablo
			EVA UNDER FIRE	The Words You Say
			EVERLAST	Losing Man's Game
			FLO	Don't Break Her Heart
			PRINCE	With This Tear
			TINASHE	Too Easy
			WE ARE MESSENGERS	Lay It All on You
			DAVID GUETTA, ALOK & STICK FIGURE	Run Run River (Angels Above Me)
			ELLIE GOULDING	Black Prada Dress
			BEBE REXHA & DAVID GUETTA	Sad Girls
			SHINEDOWN	Searchlight
			BOSSMAN DLOW & MEGAN THEE STALLION	Motion Party (Remix)
			IN THIS MOMENT	Sleeping With The Enemy
			PROF	Kia Boy

🎵 US iTunes Downloads: Taylor Swift Explodes Back to No.1 as Madonna, Shaboozey and Country Stars Shake Up the Chart

The latest US iTunes Singles Chart delivers one of the most spectacular weeks of the year, fueled by blockbuster debuts, soundtrack momentum and a continued country music boom. While several established hits maintain their positions, the biggest story belongs to Taylor Swift, whose latest release rockets from No.47 to No.1 in only its second week.

🚀 Taylor Swift Claims a Massive No.1 With « I Knew It, I Knew You »

The week’s most impressive movement comes from Taylor Swift, whose « I Knew It, I Knew You » surges 46 places to become the most downloaded song in America.

The track has benefited from enormous media exposure thanks to its inclusion in the upcoming Toy Story 5 soundtrack. Swift recently premiered the song during the film’s Los Angeles premiere alongside legendary composer Randy Newman, generating widespread attention across entertainment media. Industry reports also indicate that the single opened with one of the strongest pure-sales weeks of 2026 in the United States, reportedly moving around 87,000 downloads during its debut frame while simultaneously launching at No.1 on several major Billboard rankings.

The song also marks a notable return to Swift’s country roots, a direction that has resonated strongly with longtime fans and collectors who remain highly active purchasers on download platforms. The result is a dominant No.1 that looks fully justified by both commercial performance and cultural impact.

🤠 Ella Langley Continues Her Country Domination

While Swift grabs the headlines, Ella Langley remains the chart’s most dominant overall presence.

« Choosin’ Texas » holds firm at No.2, « Be Her » remains at No.3, while collaborations and album tracks continue to populate the Top 30. Few artists have managed such a concentrated chart takeover in recent years.

The momentum surrounding Langley reflects her breakthrough status within contemporary country music. The official video for « Choosin’ Texas, » filmed at the historic Stagecoach Ballroom in Fort Worth, has further strengthened the song’s connection with traditional country audiences while expanding her mainstream visibility.

The stability of multiple Langley titles after seven weeks demonstrates that her success is not simply driven by first-week fan purchases. Instead, consumers continue returning to her catalogue week after week.

🐎 Shaboozey Gallops Back Into The Top 5

The spectacular rise of Shaboozey’s « Cowgirl » from No.49 to No.4 represents one of the week’s biggest breakthroughs.

Many observers initially viewed Shaboozey through the lens of « A Bar Song (Tipsy), » the crossover smash that became one of the defining global hits of 2024 and generated more than 1.7 billion Spotify streams. However, recent numbers suggest the artist is successfully building a sustainable catalogue rather than relying on a single blockbuster.

The momentum around « Cowgirl » comes as Shaboozey prepares the next chapter of his career through the rollout of his forthcoming concept project The Outlaw Cheri Lee & Other Western Tales. Lead single « Born To Die » was launched in April and continues to perform strongly, remaining inside the iTunes Top 100 this week at No.89.

Streaming data further highlights the scale of his growth. « Born To Die » has already accumulated more than 17 million Spotify streams, while « Cowgirl » is rapidly gaining traction across country playlists and digital platforms.

The simultaneous success of both tracks suggests that consumers are buying into the broader artistic vision behind Shaboozey’s western-inspired universe. For an artist often associated with streaming culture, this jump into the iTunes Top 5 demonstrates a growing ability to convert casual listeners into paying fans.

💔 Ariana Grande Starts To Cool After Early Success

After debuting at No.1 last week, Ariana Grande’s « Hate That I Made You Love Me » slips to No.5.

The decline is hardly alarming given the exceptional competition entering the market this week. Nevertheless, the movement illustrates the challenge of maintaining download momentum when major event releases from artists such as Taylor Swift enter the marketplace.

Despite the drop, the single remains one of the strongest-performing pop releases currently available for purchase.

✨ Madonna Enjoys A Remarkable Revival

One of the most fascinating stories on the chart belongs to Madonna.

« Love Sensation » climbs from No.44 to No.17, while the collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, « Bring Your Love, » vaults from No.53 to No.38. Meanwhile, « I Feel So Free » rises dramatically from No.93 to No.72.

The renewed interest follows months of buzz surrounding Madonna’s forthcoming album Confessions II and the high-profile launch of « Bring Your Love, » which was first unveiled during Sabrina Carpenter’s Coachella appearance. The collaboration successfully bridges generations of pop fans, attracting both longtime Madonna supporters and Carpenter’s younger audience.

The simultaneous gains across several titles suggest that consumers are revisiting Madonna’s broader catalogue rather than responding to a single isolated release.

🎸 Keith Urban Emerges As A Silent Winner

One of the most impressive stories of the week belongs to Keith Urban, who places three songs inside the Top 40 and records some of the strongest gains on the entire chart.

« Summer Breeze » climbs from No.41 to No.25, « We Go Back » featuring Michael McDonald jumps from No.60 to No.34, while « Steal Away » surges from No.61 to No.36. Such synchronized growth across multiple tracks is rarely accidental and points directly to the strong launch of Urban’s newly released album Flow State. The project, released on June 12, is built around the resurgence of yacht rock and includes collaborations with Michael McDonald, John Mayer and Little Big Town.

The commercial impact has been amplified by Urban’s ongoing live appearances. Just days ago, he performed « We Go Back » alongside Michael McDonald during CMA Fest, generating substantial exposure among country and adult contemporary audiences.

What’s particularly noteworthy is that iTunes buyers appear to be consuming the album as a body of work rather than focusing on a single track. In an era dominated by streaming, generating three simultaneous download hits is a strong indicator of an engaged purchasing audience. The chart suggests that Flow State is resonating especially well with older music consumers who remain highly active on digital ownership platforms.

🔥 Alex Warren Continues Building Momentum

Social-media sensation turned chart contender Alex Warren posts another strong week.

While « Fever Dream » edges up to No.23, the newer « Passenger » enters the upper half of the chart at No.37 after debuting only last week.

Warren’s transition from digital creator to genuine music star continues to gain credibility as consumers increasingly support his releases through paid downloads rather than relying solely on streaming platforms.

🎤 Olivia Rodrigo Adds Another New Entry

Few artists are generating more conversation this month than Olivia Rodrigo, whose third studio album You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love arrived last week to widespread critical acclaim.

The project is already being described by several major publications as her most mature and ambitious work to date, with critics praising its blend of 1980s influences, alternative rock textures and emotionally detailed songwriting.

That momentum is clearly reflected on iTunes. « Drop Dead » remains inside the Top 20 at No.19, « The Cure » holds at No.22, while new focus track « Stupid Song » debuts at No.70. Rather than being driven by a single breakout hit, Rodrigo is benefiting from album-wide consumption patterns.

The timing of « Stupid Song » is particularly important. The singer has just unveiled a high-profile music video and delivered a nationally televised performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, introducing the track to a broader audience beyond her core fanbase.

Meanwhile, « The Cure » has become one of the most discussed songs from the album, partly because of public curiosity surrounding Rodrigo’s relationship with Robert Smith of The Cure, who also appears elsewhere on the record. Rodrigo herself recently described the track as one of her personal favorites from the project.

Perhaps most impressively, industry observers report that Rodrigo became the first artist of 2026 to score three different Spotify Global No.1 songs from the same era, underlining the exceptional level of public engagement surrounding the album campaign.

The presence of three separate songs on the iTunes chart therefore reflects something larger than isolated download spikes: it signals the arrival of a major album cycle that is currently dominating both sales and streaming conversations.

🎶 Notable New Entries Worth Watching

This week’s chart introduces an unusually large number of debuts, reflecting an active release schedule across multiple genres.

Among the most interesting newcomers:

• HAN enters at No.40 with « Back To Life ».
• Jack White debuts at No.46 with « Dollar Bill ».
• BTS return at No.51 with « Come Over ».
• LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE arrive at No.58 with « Iconic By Mistake ».
• BABYMONSTER lands at No.66 with « Sugar Honey Ice Tea ».
• Bring Me The Horizon enters at No.64 with « Black & Blue (2026 Repented) ».
• The Warning score multiple appearances, including new entries « Ritual » and « Kerosene » alongside the returning « Ego ».

The diversity of these debuts highlights how iTunes buyers continue to support niche fan communities, rock acts and international artists in ways that are not always reflected on streaming-focused charts.

📈 The Bigger Picture

This week’s iTunes ranking confirms several broader trends shaping the US download market in 2026.

Country music remains the dominant commercial force, with artists such as Ella Langley, Luke Combs, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson, Shaboozey and Morgan Wallen-related projects occupying significant chart real estate.

At the same time, event-driven releases continue to generate enormous purchasing activity. Taylor Swift’s soundtrack contribution demonstrates that a well-executed media moment can still mobilize consumers to buy music outright, even in an era dominated by streaming.

With major releases from pop, country, K-pop and rock artists all arriving simultaneously, the coming weeks should provide plenty of competition for the No.1 position. For now, however, the crown clearly belongs to Taylor Swift, whose latest triumph proves once again that when she releases new music, the download market still moves with her.