List of Billboard Dance Club Songs number ones of 2019

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This is a list of the United States Billboard Dance Club Songs number-one hits of 2019.

Jennifer Lopez scored her 17th number one with "Medicine" this chart placing her in a joint sixth place for most number ones on the Dance/Club chart. Jennifer Lopez Live during Its my party tour.jpg
Jennifer Lopez scored her 17th number one with "Medicine" this chart placing her in a joint sixth place for most number ones on the Dance/Club chart.
Issue dateSongArtist(s)Ref.
January 5"Polaroid" Jonas Blue, Liam Payne and Lennon Stella [1]
January 12"Thank U, Next" Ariana Grande [2]
January 19"Praise You (2018)" Fatboy Slim [3]
January 26"Self Control" Kendra Erika [4]
February 2"Sweet but Psycho" Ava Max [5]
February 9"Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus [6]
February 16"I Don't Need Your Love" Bleona [7]
February 23"Remember" Gryffin and Zohara [8]
March 2"So Close" NOTD and Felix Jaehn featuring Georgia Ku and Captain Cuts [9]
March 9"This Feeling"IYES and Ryan Riback [10]
March 16"Heat" Kelly Clarkson [11]
March 23"7 Rings"Ariana Grande [12]
March 30"Giant" Calvin Harris and Rag'n'Bone Man [13]
April 6"Gam Gam" DJs from Mars [14]
April 13"The Boss 2019" Diana Ross [15]
April 20"Sue Me" Sabrina Carpenter [16]
April 27"You're Sorry" Todd Edwards [17]
May 4"Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored"Ariana Grande [18]
May 11"Fire in My Soul" Oliver Heldens featuring Shungudzo [19]
May 18"Put Your Phone Down (Low)" Jack Back [20]
May 25"Piece of Your Heart" Meduza featuring Goodboys [21]
June 1"Back to Life" Hilary Roberts [22]
June 8"Concrete Heart" Vassy and Disco Fries [23]
June 15"Walk Me Home" Pink [24]
June 22"Give You Up" Dido [25]
June 29"Medellín" Madonna and Maluma [26]
July 6"SOS" Avicii featuring Aloe Blacc [27]
July 13"I've Been Thinking About You" Klaas and Londonbeat [28]
July 20"Medicine" Jennifer Lopez and French Montana [29]
July 27"Selfish" Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and Era Istrefi [30]
August 3"Stay (Don't Go Away)" David Guetta featuring Raye [31]
August 10"You Little Beauty" Fisher [32]
August 17"Go Slow" Gorgon City & Kaskade featuring Romeo [33]
August 24"Higher Love" Kygo and Whitney Houston [34]
August 31"I Rise"Madonna [35]
September 7"Love Yourself" Billy Porter [36]
September 14"If You Love Somebody Set Them Free 2019" Sting [37]
September 21"Never Really Over" Katy Perry [38]
September 28"Can We Pretend"Pink featuring Cash Cash [39]
October 5"I Wanna Dance" Jonas Blue [40]
October 12"Joys" Roberto Surace [41]
October 19"Find U Again"Mark Ronson featuring Camila Cabello [42]
October 26"There for You"Gorgon City + MK [43]
November 2"No Letting Go" Dirty Werk (DJ Bam Bam X Steve Smooth) [44]
November 9"The Power" Duke Dumont and Zak Abel [45]
November 16"Crave"Madonna and Swae Lee [46]
November 23"OMG"Gryffin and Carly Rae Jepsen [47]
November 30"Pump It Up"Endor [48]
December 7"Good as Hell" Lizzo [49]
December 14"Lose Control"Meduza featuring Goodboys and Becky Hill [50]
December 21"God Is a Dancer" Tiësto and Mabel [51]
December 28"Trampoline" Shaed [52]

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