2023 in British music

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This is a summary of the year 2023 in British music .

Contents

Events

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Bands reformed

Classical works

New operas

British music awards

Charts and sales

Number-one singles

The singles chart includes a proportion for streaming.

Key
Best performing single of the year
Chart date
(week ending)
SongArtist(s)Chart salesReferences
5 January"Last Christmas" Wham! 79,622 [144]
12 January"Escapism" Raye featuring 070 Shake 45,570 [145]
19 January"Pointless" Lewis Capaldi 55,903 [146]
26 January"Flowers" Miley Cyrus 91,731 [147]
2 February121,151 [148]
9 February106,508 [149]
16 February81,435 [150]
23 February72,975 [151]
2 March64,259 [152]
9 March56,374 [153]
16 March53,686 [154]
23 March56,815 [155]
30 March52,340 [156]
6 April"Eyes Closed" Ed Sheeran 60,265 [157]
13 April"Miracle" Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding 49,753 [158]
20 April45,563 [159]
27 April"Wish You the Best"Lewis Capaldi49,587 [160]
4 May"Miracle"Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding44,178 [161]
11 May47,671 [162]
18 May41,057 [163]
25 May42,378 [164]
1 June44,291 [165]
8 June45,536 [166]
15 June"Sprinter" Dave and Central Cee 108,200 [167]
22 June89,194 [168]
29 June71,086 [169]
6 July67,346 [170]
13 July61,918 [171]
20 July62,680 [172]
27 July63,487 [173]
3 August59,397 [174]
10 August53,518 [175]
17 August49,021 [176]
24 August"What Was I Made For?" Billie Eilish 45,488 [177]
31 August"Dance the Night" Dua Lipa 41,204 [178]
7 September"Vampire" Olivia Rodrigo 43,211 [179]
14 September"Paint the Town Red" Doja Cat 57,962 [180]
21 September54,414 [181]
28 September50,144 [182]
5 October48,890 [183]
12 October41,014 [184]
19 October"Strangers" Kenya Grace 40,152 [185]
26 October38,809 [186]
2 November37,139 [187]
9 November"Is It Over Now?" Taylor Swift 45,360 [188]
16 November"Now and Then" The Beatles 78,168 [189]
23 November"Lovin on Me" Jack Harlow 46,389 [190]
30 November52,688 [191]
7 December55,128 [192]
14 December"Last Christmas"Wham!53,473 [193]
21 December48,643 [194]
28 December61,784 [195]

Number-one albums

The albums chart includes a proportion for streaming.

The best-performing album of 2023, The Highlights by The Weeknd, peaked at number two on the UK Albums Chart dated week ending 9 February 2023.
    Chart date
    (week ending)
    AlbumArtist(s)Chart salesReferences
    5 January Christmas Michael Bublé 19,985 [196]
    12 January Midnights Taylor Swift 11,311 [197]
    19 January10,003 [198]
    26 January St. Jude Courteeners 19,022 [199]
    2 February What's Rock and Roll? The Reytons 12,252 [200]
    9 February Gloria Sam Smith 14,155 [201]
    16 February Queen of Me Shania Twain 17,976 [202]
    23 February This Is Why Paramore 21,093 [203]
    2 March Trustfall Pink 37,570 [204]
    9 March Cracker Island Gorillaz 22,440 [205]
    16 March From Nothing to a Little Bit More The Lathums 17,937 [206]
    23 March Endless Summer Vacation Miley Cyrus 18,746 [207]
    30 March Songs of Surrender U2 20,569 [208]
    6 April Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd Lana Del Rey 41,925 [209]
    13 April The Record Boygenius 18,869 [210]
    20 April Higher Than Heaven Ellie Goulding 11,818 [211]
    27 April 72 Seasons Metallica 29,249 [212]
    4 May A Kiss for the Whole World Enter Shikari 13,513 [213]
    11 May Anxiety Replacement Therapy The Lottery Winners 22,209 [214]
    18 May - Ed Sheeran 76,263 [215]
    25 May18,381 [216]
    1 June Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent Lewis Capaldi 95,882 [217]
    8 June12,187 [218]
    15 June But Here We Are Foo Fighters 44,513 [219]
    22 June The Show Niall Horan 26,937 [220]
    29 June What Ifs & Maybes Tom Grennan 27,065 [221]
    6 July The Good Witch Maisie Peters 20,760 [222]
    13 July Dead Club City Nothing but Thieves 13,622 [223]
    20 July Speak Now (Taylor's Version) Taylor Swift67,112 [224]
    27 July Beautiful and Brutal Yard J Hus 17,260 [225]
    3 August The Ballad of Darren Blur 44,051 [226]
    10 August Utopia Travis Scott 25,027 [227]
    17 August Victory Cian Ducrot 15,668 [228]
    24 August Knebworth 22 Liam Gallagher 16,204 [229]
    31 August Unreal Unearth Hozier 19,068 [230]
    7 September I Told Them... Burna Boy 14,164 [231]
    14 September Back to the Water Below Royal Blood 18,856 [232]
    21 September Guts Olivia Rodrigo 60,272 [233]
    28 September Greatest Hits 2.0 Busted 27,319 [234]
    5 October Tension Kylie Minogue 53,237 [235]
    12 October Autumn Variations Ed Sheeran30,016 [236]
    19 October For All the Dogs Drake 29,408 [237]
    26 October Sick Boi Ren 18,653 [238]
    2 November Hackney Diamonds The Rolling Stones 72,204 [239]
    9 November 1989 (Taylor's Version) Taylor Swift184,965 [240]
    16 November23,561 [241]
    23 November16,773 [242]
    30 November Theatre of the Absurd Presents C'est la Vie Madness 18,024 [243]
    7 December This Life Take That 116,163 [244]
    14 December I/O Peter Gabriel 15,645 [245]
    21 December Rebel Diamonds The Killers 25,360 [246]
    28 DecemberHackney DiamondsThe Rolling Stones16,460 [247]

    Number-one compilation albums

    The compilation chart includes a proportion for streaming.

    Key
    Best performing compilation of the year
      Chart date
      (week ending)
      AlbumChart salesReferences
      5 JanuaryNow 1133,925 [248]
      12 January The Greatest Showman 2,593 [249]
      19 JanuaryNow Yearbook Extra 19853,016 [250]
      26 JanuaryThe Greatest Showman2,556 [251]
      2 February2,459 [252]
      9 February2,549 [253]
      16 February2,435 [254]
      23 FebruaryNow Yearbook Extra 1980–19842,984 [255]
      2 MarchNow Dance – The 80s4,328 [256]
      9 MarchNow Yearbook 19865,495 [257]
      16 MarchThe Greatest Showman2,290 [258]
      23 MarchNow 60s Pop4,767 [259]
      30 MarchThe Greatest Showman2,371 [260]
      6 AprilDance Craze: The Best of British Ska...Live3,810 [261]
      13 AprilThe Greatest Showman2,522 [262]
      20 AprilNow Yearbook Extra 19863,392 [263]
      27 AprilNow 11410,946 [264]
      4 May4,399 [265]
      11 MayNow Yearbook 19786,710 [266]
      18 May Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 4,978 [267]
      25 MayEurovision Song Contest 202317,477 [268]
      1 June9,772 [269]
      8 June6,322 [270]
      15 June Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 7,518 [271]
      22 June6,655 [272]
      29 June5,298 [273]
      6 July4,193 [274]
      13 July3,285 [275]
      20 JulyNow Yearbook 19924,205 [276]
      27 JulyNow 12" 80s: 19802,296 [277]
      3 August Barbie the Album 21,207 [278]
      10 August20,653 [279]
      17 August16,778 [280]
      24 August14,041 [281]
      31 August12,213 [282]
      7 September10,511 [283]
      14 September9,643 [284]
      21 September8,226 [285]
      28 September7,301 [286]
      5 October6,577 [287]
      12 October5,712 [288]
      19 October5,205 [289]
      26 October4,500 [290]
      2 November4,531 [291]
      9 November4,085 [292]
      16 NovemberNow Yearbook 19885,865 [293]
      23 NovemberBarbie the Album3,529 [294]
      30 NovemberNow 1169,709 [295]
      7 DecemberNow 40 Years7,263 [296]
      14 DecemberNow Christmas7,711 [297]
      21 December7,982 [298]
      28 December8,255 [299]

      Year-end charts

      Top singles of the year

      This chart was published by the Official Charts Company on December 29, 2023 [300]

      No.TitleArtist(s)Peak
      position
      Combined
      1"Flowers" Miley Cyrus 11,700,000
      2"Sprinter" Dave and Central Cee 11,200,000
      3"Escapism" Raye featuring 070 Shake 11,200,000
      4"Anti-Hero" Taylor Swift 2 [lower-alpha 1] 1,100,000
      5"Miracle" Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding 1
      6"Calm Down" Rema 3
      7"Kill Bill" SZA 3
      8"Boy's a Liar" PinkPantheress 3
      9"As It Was" Harry Styles 4 [lower-alpha 2]
      10"People" Libianca 2
      11"Cruel Summer"Taylor Swift2
      12"Sure Thing" Miguel 4
      13"I'm Good (Blue)" David Guetta and Bebe Rexha 16 [lower-alpha 3]
      14"Vampire" Olivia Rodrigo 1
      15"Messy in Heaven" Venbee and Goddard. 3
      16"Daylight" David Kushner 2
      17"Die for You" The Weeknd 3
      18"Last Christmas" Wham! 1
      19"Dance the Night" Dua Lipa 1
      20"React" Switch Disco and Ella Henderson 4
      21"Another Love" Tom Odell 10
      22"Mr. Brightside" The Killers 53 [lower-alpha 4]
      23"Creepin'" Metro Boomin, The Weeknd and 21 Savage 7
      24"I Ain't Worried" OneRepublic 30 [lower-alpha 5]
      25"Forget Me" Lewis Capaldi 7 [lower-alpha 6]
      26"Paint the Town Red" Doja Cat 1
      27"Someone You Loved"Lewis Capaldi49 [lower-alpha 7]
      28"Giving Me" Jazzy 3
      29"All I Want For Christmas Is You" Mariah Carey 2 [lower-alpha 8]
      30"Bad Habits" Ed Sheeran 44 [lower-alpha 9]
      31"Eyes Closed"1
      32"Green Green Grass" George Ezra 9 [lower-alpha 10]
      33"Prada"Cassö, Raye and D-Block Europe 2
      34"Unholy" Sam Smith and Kim Petras 13 [lower-alpha 11]
      35"Ceilings" Lizzy McAlpine 6
      36"Made You Look" Meghan Trainor 5 [lower-alpha 12]
      37"10:35" Tiësto and Tate McRae 8
      38"Shivers"Ed Sheeran43 [lower-alpha 13]
      39"Until I Found You" Stephen Sanchez 14
      40"Riptide" Vance Joy 67 [lower-alpha 14]

      Best-selling albums

      This chart was published by the Official Charts Company on January 3, 2024 [301]

      For the first time in British music history, an album that never reached number one on the weekly chart became the biggest-selling album of the year. The Highlights , by The Weeknd, also sold all its albums in digital and streaming formats.

      No.TitleArtistPeak
      position
      Combined
      1 The Highlights The Weeknd 2391,000
      2 Midnights Taylor Swift 1
      3 1989 (Taylor's Version) 1299,000
      4 Diamonds Elton John 2
      5 Harry's House Harry Styles 2 [lower-alpha 15]
      6 50 Years - Don't Stop Fleetwood Mac 6 [lower-alpha 16]
      7 Curtain Call: The Hits Eminem 5 [lower-alpha 17]
      8 SOS SZA 2
      9 AM Arctic Monkeys 9 [lower-alpha 18]
      10 ABBA Gold ABBA 10 [lower-alpha 19]
      11 Lover Taylor Swift8 [lower-alpha 20]
      12 1989 5 [lower-alpha 21]
      13 Folklore 6 [lower-alpha 22]
      14 Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent Lewis Capaldi 1210,000
      15 Guts Olivia Rodrigo 1209,000
      16 Sour 5 [lower-alpha 23]
      17 Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent Lewis Capaldi4 [lower-alpha 24]
      18 Time Flies... 1994-2009 Oasis 15 [lower-alpha 25]
      19 = Ed Sheeran 4 [lower-alpha 26]
      20 Greatest Hits Queen 13 [lower-alpha 27]
      21 Reputation Taylor Swift13 [lower-alpha 28]
      22 Rumours Fleetwood Mac12 [lower-alpha 29]
      23 - Ed Sheeran1
      24 Speak Now (Taylor's Version) Taylor Swift1
      25 The Essential Michael Jackson Michael Jackson 18 [lower-alpha 30]
      26 ÷ Ed Sheeran16 [lower-alpha 31]
      27 Hackney Diamonds The Rolling Stones 1
      28 Born to Die Lana Del Rey 22 [lower-alpha 32]
      29 Trustfall Pink 1
      30 Fine Line Harry Styles13 [lower-alpha 33]
      31 Curtain Call 2 Eminem21 [lower-alpha 34]
      32 Starboy The Weeknd23 [lower-alpha 35]
      33 Between Us Little Mix 20 [lower-alpha 36]
      34 The Diamond Collection Post Malone 14
      35 (What's the Story) Morning Glory? Oasis26 [lower-alpha 37]
      36 I Will Always Love You: The Best of Whitney Houston Whitney Houston 13
      37 This Life Take That 1
      38 ELV1S: 30 No. 1 Hits Elvis Presley 22 [lower-alpha 38]
      39 Renaissance Beyoncé 6 [lower-alpha 39]
      40 Singles Maroon 5 35 [lower-alpha 40]

      Deaths

      See also

      Notes

      1. Reached number 1 in 2022
      2. Reached number 1 in 2022
      3. Reached number 1 in 2022
      4. Reached number 10 in 2004
      5. Reached number 3 in 2022
      6. Reached number 1 in 2022
      7. Reached number 1 in 2019
      8. Reached number 1 in 2020
      9. Reached number 1 in 2021
      10. Reached number 3 in 2022
      11. Reached number 1 in 2022
      12. Reached number 2 in 2022
      13. Reached number 1 in 2021
      14. Reached number 10 in 2014
      15. Reached number 1 in 2022
      16. Reached number 5 in 2018
      17. Reached number 1 in 2005
      18. Reached number 1 in 2013
      19. Reached number 1 in 1992
      20. Reached number 1 in 2019
      21. Reached number 1 in 2014
      22. Reached number 1 in 2020
      23. Reached number 1 in 2021
      24. Reached number 1 in 2019
      25. Reached number 1 in 2010
      26. Reached number 1 in 2021
      27. Reached number 1 in 1981
      28. Reached number 1 in 2017
      29. Reached number 1 in 1978
      30. Reached number 1 in 2009
      31. Reached number 1 in 2017
      32. Reached number 1 in 2012
      33. Reached number 2 in 2021
      34. Reached number 3 in 2022
      35. Reached number 5 in 2016
      36. Reached number 3 in 2022
      37. Reached number 1 in 1995
      38. Reached number 1 in 2002
      39. Reached number 1 in 2022
      40. Reached number 32 in 2021

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