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This is a summary of the year 2019 in British music .
The singles chart includes a proportion for streaming.
† | Best performing single of the year |
Chart date (week ending) | Song | Artist(s) | Chart sales | References |
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3 January | "Sweet but Psycho" | Ava Max | 65,156 | [92] |
10 January | 71,139 | [93] | ||
17 January | 68,320 | [94] | ||
24 January | 70,721 | [95] | ||
31 January | "7 Rings" | Ariana Grande | 126,240 | [96] |
7 February | 86,143 | [97] | ||
14 February | 71,909 | [98] | ||
21 February | "Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" | 84,701 | [99] | |
28 February | "7 Rings" | 61,891 | [100] | |
7 March | "Someone You Loved" † | Lewis Capaldi | 57,698 | [101] |
14 March | 65,216 | [102] | ||
21 March | 62,336 | [103] | ||
28 March | 65,177 | [104] | ||
4 April | 66,725 | [105] | ||
11 April | 63,990 | [106] | ||
18 April | 69,076 | [107] | ||
25 April | "Old Town Road" | Lil Nas X | 80,314 | [108] |
2 May | 84,648 | [109] | ||
9 May | "Vossi Bop" | Stormzy | 94,495 | [110] |
16 May | 84,646 | [111] | ||
23 May | "I Don't Care" | Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber | 123,825 | [112] |
30 May | 98,270 | [113] | ||
6 June | 83,477 | [114] | ||
13 June | 78,206 | [115] | ||
20 June | 67,959 | [116] | ||
27 June | 65,420 | [117] | ||
4 July | 65,002 | [118] | ||
11 July | 63,836 | [119] | ||
18 July | "Señorita" | Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello | 69,321 | [120] |
25 July | "Beautiful People" | Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid | 73,397 | [121] |
1 August | "Señorita" | Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello | 68,159 | [122] |
8 August | 61,712 | [123] | ||
15 August | 58,597 | [124] | ||
22 August | 54,934 | [125] | ||
29 August | 53,157 | [126] | ||
5 September | "Take Me Back to London" | Ed Sheeran featuring Stormzy | 66,953 | [127] |
12 September | 66,610 | [128] | ||
19 September | 59,683 | [129] | ||
26 September | 58,783 | [130] | ||
3 October | 53,251 | [131] | ||
10 October | "Dance Monkey" | Tones and I | 50,468 | [132] |
17 October | 70,713 | [133] | ||
24 October | 84,580 | [134] | ||
31 October | 81,198 | |||
7 November | 85,820 | |||
14 November | 84,488 | |||
21 November | 82,944 | |||
28 November | 82,796 | |||
5 December | 80,230 | |||
12 December | 75,075 | |||
19 December | 68,165 | |||
26 December | "I Love Sausage Rolls" | LadBaby | 92,896 |
The albums chart includes a proportion for streaming.
† | Best performing album of the year |
Chart date (week ending) | Album | Artist(s) | Chart sales | References |
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3 January | The Greatest Showman | Various artists | 61,328 | [135] |
10 January | 40,901 | [136] | ||
17 January | 30,364 | [137] | ||
24 January | 28,879 | [138] | ||
31 January | 22,435 | [139] | ||
7 February | Amo | Bring Me the Horizon | 26,934 | [140] |
14 February | Encore | The Specials | 18,199 | [141] |
21 February | thank u, next | Ariana Grande | 65,214 | [142] |
28 February | 31,404 | [143] | ||
7 March | 21,659 | [144] | ||
14 March | What a Time to Be Alive | Tom Walker | 36,679 | [145] |
21 March | Psychodrama | Dave | 26,390 | [146] |
28 March | Singing to Strangers | Jack Savoretti | 32,264 | [147] |
4 April | Coming Home to You | Michael Ball | 18,039 | [148] |
11 April | When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? | Billie Eilish | 48,410 | [149] |
18 April | 23,982 | [150] | ||
25 April | Map of the Soul: Persona | BTS | 26,498 | [151] |
2 May | When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? | Billie Eilish | 15,134 | [152] |
9 May | Hurts 2B Human | Pink | 48,861 | [153] |
16 May | 16,713 | [154] | ||
23 May | 11,582 | [155] | ||
30 May | Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent † | Lewis Capaldi | 89,506 | [156] |
6 June | 39,741 | [157] | ||
13 June | 29,429 | [158] | ||
20 June | 27,590 | [159] | ||
27 June | Western Stars | Bruce Springsteen | 52,290 | [160] |
4 July | Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent† | Lewis Capaldi | 19,003 | [161] |
11 July | Step Back in Time: The Definitive Collection | Kylie Minogue | 31,980 | [162] |
18 July | Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent† | Lewis Capaldi | 18,491 | [163] |
25 July | No.6 Collaborations Project | Ed Sheeran | 125,031 | [164] |
1 August | 60,902 | [165] | ||
8 August | 41,372 | [166] | ||
15 August | 32,114 | [167] | ||
22 August | We Are Not Your Kind | Slipknot | 31,828 | [168] |
29 August | No.6 Collaborations Project | Ed Sheeran | 23,611 | [169] |
5 September | Lover | Taylor Swift | 53,015 | [170] |
12 September | Norman Fucking Rockwell! | Lana Del Rey | 31,539 | [171] |
19 September | Hollywood's Bleeding | Post Malone | 33,728 | [172] |
26 September | Hypersonic Missiles | Sam Fender | 40,913 | [173] |
3 October | Why Me? Why Not. | Liam Gallagher | 68,327 | [174] |
10 October | Abbey Road | The Beatles | 34,680 | [175] |
17 October | Without Fear | Dermot Kennedy | 20,061 | [176] |
24 October | Giants of All Sizes | Elbow | 27,257 | [177] |
31 October | Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 2 | Foals | 20,505 | |
7 November | Kind | Stereophonics | 29,844 | |
14 November | From Out of Nowhere | Jeff Lynne's ELO | 21,062 | |
21 November | Sunsets & Full Moons | The Script | 31,946 | |
28 November | Spectrum | Westlife | 62,621 | |
5 December | Everyday Life | Coldplay | 80,974 | |
12 December | The Christmas Present | Robbie Williams | 52,909 | |
19 December | You're in My Heart | Rod Stewart | 44,776 | |
26 December | 71,330 |
Chart date (week ending) | Album | Chart sales | References |
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3 January | Now 101 | [178] | |
10 January | [179] | ||
17 January | [180] | ||
24 January | [181] | ||
31 January | [182] | ||
7 February | [183] | ||
14 February | 80s Soul Jams - Vol II | [184] | |
21 February | Now 101 | [185] | |
28 February | [186] | ||
7 March | Now 100 Hits - 80s | [187] | |
14 March | MTV Rocks - Indie Revolution | [188] | |
21 March | Now 101 | [189] | |
28 March | Sing Your Heart Out 2019 | [190] | |
4 April | Country Forever | [191] | |
11 April | Now 100 Hits - Power Ballards | [192] | |
18 April | [193] | ||
25 April | Now 102 | [194] | |
2 May | [195] | ||
9 May | [196] | ||
16 May | [197] | ||
23 May | [198] | ||
30 May | [199] | ||
6 June | [200] | ||
13 June | Now 100 Hits - Forgotten 80s | [201] | |
20 June | [202] | ||
27 June | [203] | ||
4 July | Now 102 | [204] | |
11 July | Now Summer Party 19 | [205] | |
18 July | [206] | ||
25 July | Reggae Summer Soundsystem | [207] | |
1 August | Now 103 | [208] | |
8 August | [209] | ||
15 August | [210] | ||
22 August | [211] | ||
29 August | [212] | ||
5 September | [213] | ||
12 September | [214] | ||
19 September | [215] | ||
26 September | [216] | ||
3 October | [217] | ||
10 October | [218] | ||
17 October | [219] | ||
24 October | [220] | ||
31 October | |||
7 November | |||
14 November | BBC Children in Need - Got It Covered | ||
21 November | Now 104 | ||
28 November | |||
5 December | |||
12 December | |||
19 December | |||
26 December |
This chart was published by the Official Charts Company on 1 January 2020 [221]
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