The Official UK Top 100 Singles Chart (2026.09.24)

The latest Official UK Top 100 Singles Chart, dated September 24, 2026, reveals a dynamic mix of fresh talent and veteran performers vying for listener attention. Leading the pack is Sienna Spiro, whose track "Great Expectation" claims the number one spot, signaling her growing influence within the UK music scene.

Following closely is Ella Langley with her song "Choosin' Texas," securing the second position and demonstrating the rising appeal of new voices in contemporary pop. The third position is held by the collaborative effort of HUGEL, Imael Angel, and Ultra Naté with "Movin' To The Sun," a dance-driven track that blends electronic and house elements, reflecting current club trends.

Noteworthy is the presence of Stella Lefty's "Boston" at number four, which adds an indie flavor to the upper tier of the chart. Meanwhile, pop heavyweight Dua Lipa lands at number five with "Training Season," affirming her consistent chart performance and appeal across mainstream audiences.

Olivia Rodrigo, a prominent figure over the last few years, appears twice within the top 20, placing sixth with "the cure" and nineteenth with "stupid song," highlighting her sustained relevance and versatility. The chart also features a collaborative track "Rein Me In" by Sam Fender and Olivia Dean at number seven, exemplifying the continued popularity of cross-artist partnerships.

Multiple entries from artists such as Dolly Parton, Olivia Dean, and Tame Impala emphasize both the longevity of classic hits and the emergence of new material. Dolly Parton’s timeless songs "9 to 5," "Jolene," and "Islands In the Stream" (the latter with Kenny Rogers) continue to resonate decades after their initial release, appearing alongside contemporary tunes.

The chart showcases a broad genre representation, from Fleetwood Mac's remastered classics like "Dreams" and "Everywhere" to fresh pop and electronic sounds by artists including Zara Larsson, Calvin Harris, and Robyn. This blend underscores the UK audience’s eclectic taste, balancing nostalgia with modern innovation.

Several tracks by Olivia Dean, including "Man I Need," "So Easy (To Fall In Love)," and "Nice To Each Other," appear within the top 50, indicating a solid fan base and critical acceptance. Additionally, the inclusion of remastered versions of Oasis’s "Don’t Look Back in Anger" and "Wonderwall" alongside Michael Jackson’s iconic "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" reflects a continuing appetite for seminal works in pop and rock history.

Emerging voices such as ADÉLA and KATSEYE contribute multiple entries, signaling the ascent of new artists shaping the UK's musical landscape. Moreover, collaborations involving international stars like Shakira and Burna Boy with "Dai Dai" highlight the global interconnectedness of today’s music industry.

The September 24 chart reveals an intriguing interweaving of legacy and innovation, with the top 100 capturing snapshots of evolving musical trends while honoring enduring classics. This eclectic mix reaffirms the UK’s position as a vibrant hub for diverse musical expressions, where fresh talent rises alongside celebrated icons.