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This is a summary of the year 2024 in British music .

Contents

Events

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

Bands formed

Bands disbanded

Bands reformed

Classical works

New operas

British music awards

Charts and sales

Number-one singles

The singles chart includes a proportion for streaming.

Chart date
(week ending)		SongArtist(s)Chart salesReferences
4 January"Last Christmas" Wham! 96,653 [129]
11 January"Stick Season" Noah Kahan 59,000 [130]
18 January65,834 [131]
25 January72,235 [132]
1 February82,424 [133]
8 February76,191 [134]
15 February71,175 [135]
22 February70,862 [136]
29 February"Texas Hold 'Em" Beyoncé 59,272 [137]
7 March73,280 [138]
14 March62,113 [139]
21 March53,005 [140]
28 March"Beautiful Things" Benson Boone 54,642 [141]
4 April57,067 [142]
11 April"Texas Hold 'Em"Beyoncé58,576 [143]
18 April"Too Sweet" Hozier 61,030 [144]
25 April71,822 [145]
2 May"Fortnight" Taylor Swift featuring Post Malone 93,451 [146]
9 May"Espresso" Sabrina Carpenter 79,627 [147]
16 May76,506 [148]
23 May75,649 [149]
30 May72,898 [150]
6 June66,935 [151]
13 June"Houdini" Eminem 104,803 [152]
20 June85,724 [153]
27 June"Please Please Please"Sabrina Carpenter88,962 [154]
4 July75,868 [155]
11 July61,495 [156]
18 July"Espresso"54,074 [157]
25 July51,679 [158]
1 August"Please Please Please"49,414 [159]
8 August46,019 [160]
15 August"Guess" Charli XCX featuring Billie Eilish 56,709 [161]
22 August"Backbone" Chase & Status and Stormzy 58,554 [162]
29 August49,017 [163]
5 September"Taste"Sabrina Carpenter67,477 [164]
12 September68,496 [165]
19 September57,988 [166]
26 September58,352 [167]
3 October53,149 [168]
10 October52,878 [169]
17 October51,717 [170]
24 October47,263 [171]
31 October43,913 [172]
7 November"Sailor Song" Gigi Perez 39,001 [173]
14 November"That's So True" Gracie Abrams 40,798 [174]
21 November54,549 [175]

Number-one albums

The albums chart includes a proportion for streaming.

    Chart date
    (week ending)    		AlbumArtist(s)Chart salesReferences
    4 January Christmas Michael Bublé 22,020 [176]
    11 January Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent Lewis Capaldi 8,513 [177]
    18 January A Matter of Time Shed Seven 17,556 [178]
    25 January Rolling Stone D-Block Europe 18,397 [179]
    1 February Saviors Green Day 31,361 [180]
    8 February Bitter Sweet Love James Arthur 16,901 [181]
    15 February Prelude to Ecstasy The Last Dinner Party 32,846 [182]
    22 February Stick Season Noah Kahan 21,145 [183]
    29 February Tangk Idles 20,230 [184]
    7 March Swing Fever Rod Stewart and Jools Holland 23,950 [185]
    14 March Liam Gallagher John Squire Liam Gallagher and John Squire 39,395 [186]
    21 March Eternal Sunshine Ariana Grande 38,207 [187]
    28 March16,292 [188]
    4 April Audio Vertigo Elbow 17,658 [189]
    11 April Cowboy Carter Beyoncé 39,990 [190]
    18 April All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade The Libertines 21,706 [191]
    25 April Yummy James 18,542 [192]
    2 May The Tortured Poets Department Taylor Swift 270,091 [193]
    9 May49,698 [194]
    16 May Radical Optimism Dua Lipa 46,298 [195]
    23 MayThe Tortured Poets DepartmentTaylor Swift29,740 [196]
    30 May Hit Me Hard and Soft Billie Eilish 67,111 [197]
    6 JuneThe Tortured Poets DepartmentTaylor Swift40,636 [198]
    13 June24,495 [199]
    20 June35,941 [200]
    27 June17,648 [201]
    4 July The Secret of Us Gracie Abrams 22,883 [202]
    11 JulyThe Tortured Poets DepartmentTaylor Swift14,017 [203]
    18 July Happenings Kasabian 19,752 [204]
    25 July The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) Eminem 45,063 [205]
    1 August18,230 [206]
    8 August10,757 [207]
    15 August The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess Chappell Roan 18,863 [208]
    22 August This Is How Tomorrow Moves Beabadoobee 17,202 [209]
    29 August F-1 Trillion Post Malone 19,223 [210]
    5 September Short n' Sweet Sabrina Carpenter 89,658 [211]
    12 September Definitely Maybe Oasis 52,376 [212]
    19 September Luck and Strange David Gilmour 29,363 [213]
    26 September The Forest Is the Path Snow Patrol 29,307 [214]
    3 OctoberGary Blossoms 21,884 [215]
    10 OctoberLiquid GoldShed Seven25,622 [216]
    17 October Moon Music Coldplay 236,796 [217]
    24 October Brat Charli XCX 35,949 [218]
    31 October Tension II Kylie Minogue 35,235 [219]
    7 November Chromakopia Tyler, the Creator 25,079 [220]
    14 November Songs of a Lost World The Cure 51,362 [221]
    21 NovemberTogether at Home Michael Ball and Alfie Boe 13,522 [222]

    Number-one compilation albums

    The albums chart includes a proportion for streaming.

      Chart date
      (week ending)      		AlbumChart salesReferences
      4 JanuaryNow Christmas4,557 [223]
      11 January Barbie the Album 3,236 [224]
      18 January Wonka 2,760 [225]
      25 JanuaryNow Yearbook Extra 19882,821 [226]
      1 FebruaryNow 12" 80s: 1982 Part 12,850 [227]
      8 February The Greatest Showman 2,695 [228]
      15 February Hazbin Hotel 7,941 [229]
      22 February7,346 [230]
      29 February6,801 [231]
      7 March6,235 [232]
      14 March5,535 [233]
      21 March4,978 [234]
      28 MarchNow Jukebox Classics5,376 [235]
      4 AprilHazbin Hotel3,999 [236]
      11 April3,708 [237]
      18 AprilNow 11710,351 [238]
      25 April3,820 [239]
      2 May2,817 [240]
      9 MayThe Greatest Showman2,766 [241]
      16 MayNow Yearbook 19745,030 [242]
      23 MayEurovision Song Contest 202411,589 [243]
      30 May5,738 [244]
      6 June3,692 [245]
      13 JuneNow Rock Anthems3,593 [246]
      20 JuneNow Yearbook Extra 19743,014 [247]
      27 JuneThe Greatest Showman2,425 [248]
      4 July2,278 [249]
      11 JulyNow Yearbook 19933,468 [250]
      18 JulyThe Greatest Showman2,340 [251]
      25 JulyNow 40 Years Part 23,362 [252]
      1 August Twisters: The Album 3,118 [253]
      8 AugustNow 11810,008 [254]
      15 August4,071 [255]
      22 AugustThe Greatest Showman2,754 [256]
      29 August2,721 [257]
      5 September2,701 [258]
      12 SeptemberNow Yearbook 19875,137 [259]
      19 SeptemberNow 80s 20243,589 [260]
      26 SeptemberThe Greatest Showman2,432 [261]
      3 October2,446 [262]
      10 October2,514 [263]
      17 October2,551 [264]
      24 October Saltburn 3,966 [265]
      31 OctoberThe Greatest Showman2,481 [266]
      7 NovemberSunset Blvd – The Album2,624 [267]
      14 NovemberNow Yearbook 19775,748 [268]
      21 NovemberThe Greatest Showman2,658 [269]

      Deaths

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