List of best-selling music artists in Finland

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These are the lists of the music artists that have the highest certified record sales in Finland (and/or sales explicitly confirmed by Musiikkituottajat – IFPI Finland in their database). The lists consist of albums and singles (vinyl, CD, digital) and music DVDs, certified or confirmed by Musiikkituottajat. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Musiikkituottajat deals in sales of digital and physical albums and singles and music DVDs. Excepting some sales figures of uncertified records given by Musiikkituottajat from the 2000s, these best-seller lists are largely based on total accumulated certifications given per artist and therefore may not reflect the true physical and digital sales obtained by these artists,—that is, the combined sales of uncertified records before the 2000s, those uncertified in and after the 2000s and certified sales of all time. Since the release of the October 3, 2007, Singles Chart, digital downloads of tracks have been included in the singles sales figures. [5]

These lists exclude certifications of recordings by artists in collaboration with others as part of a single artist's total.

All musical entities

NumberNameNationalityCertified salesSource
1 Eppu Normaali FIN 1,524,729 [6]
2 Matti ja Teppo FIN 1,069,019 [7]
3 Nightwish FIN 895,600 [8]
4 J. Karjalainen FIN 856,741 [9]
5 Kari Tapio FIN 837,306 [10]
6 Jari Sillanpää FIN 826,756 [11]
7 Smurffit FIN 807,307 [12]
8 Kirka FIN 754,380 [13]
9 Vesa-Matti Loiri FIN 753,926 [14] [15]
10 Yö FIN 692,828 [16] [17]
11 Madonna USA 656,120 [18] [19]
12 ABBA SWE 652,605 [20]
13 Katri Helena FIN 631,465 [21]
14 Hurriganes FIN 597,918 [22]
15 Rölli-peikko FIN 552,137 [23]
16 Kaija Koo FIN 547,296 [24]
17 Hector FIN 533,365 [25]
18 Metallica USA 530,676 [26]
19 Samuli Edelmann FIN 521,280 [27]
20 Dingo FIN 505,580 [28]
21 Jamppa Tuominen FIN 503,034 [29]
22 Jope Ruonansuu FIN 480,023 [30]
23 Tapani Kansa FIN 479,396 [31]
24 Irwin Goodman FIN 474,401 [32]
25 HIM FIN 473,652 [33] [34] [35]
26 Dire Straits UK 471,803 [36]
27 Lauri Tähkä & Elonkerjuu FIN 470,340 [37]
28 Erkki Junkkarinen FIN 467,742 [38]
29 Popeda FIN 458,823 [39]
30 Leevi and the Leavings FIN 453,757 [40]
31 Anna Eriksson FIN 448,365 [41]
32 Bruce Springsteen USA 428,986 [42]
33 Fröbelin Palikat FIN 423,220 [43]
34 Bon Jovi USA 422,500 [44]
35 Nylon Beat FIN 409,666 [45]
36 Juice Leskinen FIN 405,536 [46]
37 Rainer Friman FIN 398,199 [47]
38 Reijo Taipale FIN 388,994 [48]
39 Michael Jackson USA 384,073 [49]
40 Tapio Rautavaara FIN 376,117 [50]
41 Mamba FIN 372,967 [51]
42 Queen UK 366,152 [52]
43 Joel Hallikainen FIN 365,218 [53]
44 Paula Koivuniemi FIN 359,925 [54]
45 Céline Dion CAN 356,183 [55]
46 Kolmas Nainen FIN 341,094 [56]
47 Yölintu FIN 338,579 [57]
48 Jenni Vartiainen FIN 332,365 [58]
49 Arja Koriseva FIN 331,085 [59]
50 Reijo Kallio FIN 330,896 [60]
51 Ultra Bra FIN 330,323 [61]
52 Anna Hanski FIN 319,705 [62]
53 Riitta Korpela FIN 319,352 [63]
54 Tiktak FIN 319,079 [64]
55 ZZ Top USA 315,815 [65]
56 PMMP FIN 312,713 [66] [67] [68]
57 The Rasmus FIN 309,346 [69] [70]
58 Neljä ruusua FIN 307,673 [71]
59 Roxette SWE 307,349 [72]
60 Maija Vilkkumaa FIN 304,891 [73]
61 Slipknot USA 302,824
62 Aikakone FIN 300,587 [74]
63 Robin FIN 282,090 [75]
64 Ressu Redford FIN 281,697 [76]
65 Juha Tapio FIN 271,235 [77]
66 Kikka FIN 268,118 [78]
67 Guns N' Roses USA 267,560 [79]
68 Agents FIN 254,881 [80]
69 Marion Rung FIN 244,535 [81]
70 Tina Turner USA 241,954 [82]
71 Apulanta FIN 241,488 [83]
72 Sleepy Sleepers FIN 240,776 [84]
73 Children of Bodom FIN 239,833 [85]
74 Lea Laven FIN 239,309 [86]
75 Robbie Williams UK 235,743 [87]
76 U2 IRE 235,460 [88]
77 Anssi Kela FIN 234,936 [89]
78 Laura Voutilainen FIN 234,694 [90] [91]
79 Chisu FIN 232,604 [92]
80 CMX FIN 230,051 [93]
81 Pet Shop Boys UK 228,298 [94]
82 Whitney Houston USA 228,007 [95]
83 Suvi Teräsniska FIN 227,191 [96]
84 Iron Maiden UK 225,051 [97] [98]
85 Antti Tuisku FIN 224,900 [99]
86 Zen Café FIN 218,048 [100]
87 Scorpions GER 217,793 [101]
88 Kotiteollisuus FIN 214,233 [102]
89 Elvis Presley USA 213,945 [103]
90 Cheek FIN 212,567 [104]
91 Lordi FIN 212,533 [105]
92 Bomfunk MC's FIN 203,480 [106]
93 Janne Tulkki FIN 201,356 [107]
94 Tarja Ylitalo FIN 200,927 [108]
95 Bad Boys Blue GER 199,089 [109]
96 Anna Abreu FIN 198,500 [110] [67] [111] [68]
97 Anne Mattila FIN 191,551 [112]
98 Rauli Badding Somerjoki FIN 191,361 [113]
99 Hassisen Kone FIN 187,503 [114]
100 Barbra Streisand USA 186,501 [115]

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