List of Billboard number-one electronic albums of 2015

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These are the albums that reached number one on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart in 2015.

Chart history

Key
Dagger-14-plain.pngIndicates best-performing album of 2015 [1]
Issue dateAlbumArtistReference
January 3 Shatter Me Lindsey Stirling [2]
January 10 [3]
January 17 Motion Calvin Harris [4]
January 24Shatter MeLindsey Stirling [5]
January 31 [6]
February 7 We Are All We Need Above & Beyond [7]
February 14 Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2 Aphex Twin [8]
February 21 Lost Themes John Carpenter [9]
February 28Shatter MeLindsey Stirling [10]
March 7 [11]
March 14 Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü Jack Ü [12]
March 21 Another Eternity Purity Ring [13]
March 28 [14]
April 4 [15]
April 11Shatter MeLindsey Stirling [16]
April 18 Adventure Madeon [17]
April 25Run Alison Wonderland [18]
May 2Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack ÜJack Ü [19]
May 9Soundclash EP Flosstradamus [20]
May 16 MG MG [21]
May 23Shatter MeLindsey Stirling [22]
May 30 Listen Dagger-14-plain.png David Guetta [23]
June 6 True Colors Zedd [24]
June 13 Forever Alesso [25]
June 20 In Colour Jamie xx [26]
June 27 Pharmacy Galantis [27]
July 4 Déjà Vu Giorgio Moroder [28]
July 11 Peace Is the Mission Major Lazer [29]
July 18 Into the Sun Bassnectar [30]
July 25 [31]
August 1 Communion Years & Years [32]
August 8 Magnifique Ratatat [33]
August 15 In Return Odesza [34]
August 22Peace Is the MissionMajor Lazer [35]
August 29 Love Is Free Robyn & La Bagatelle Magique [36]
September 5 This Mixtape Is Fire Dillon Francis [37]
September 12 Orphaned Deejay Selek 2006–2008 AFX [38]
September 19 We Are Your Friends: Music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [39]
September 26Shatter MeLindsey Stirling [40]
October 3 Between II Worlds Nero [41]
October 10True ColorsZedd [42]
October 17 Caracal Disclosure [43]
October 24 Stories Avicii [44]
October 31CaracalDisclosure [45]
November 7 [46]
November 14Peace Is the MissionMajor Lazer [47]
November 21 Papi Gordo Carnage [48]
November 28In ReturnOdesza [49]
December 5CaracalDisclosure [50]
December 12Blood for Mercy Yellow Claw [51]
December 19ListenDagger-14-plain.pngDavid Guetta [52]
December 26Neptones: A Compilation by JC CaylenVarious artists [53]

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