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American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is the most-streamed artist in Spotify's history. Taylor Swift at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards (1).png
American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is the most-streamed artist in Spotify's history.
Canadian rapper Drake is the most-streamed male artist in Spotify's history. Drake July 2016.jpg
Canadian rapper Drake is the most-streamed male artist in Spotify's history.
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South Korean boy band BTS is the most-streamed group in Spotify's history.

The following list contains the most-streamed artists on the audio streaming platform Spotify. As of February 2024, American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is the most-streamed artist, [2] and Canadian rapper Drake is the most-streamed male artist in Spotify's history. [a] Since 2012, Spotify has published a yearly list of its most-streamed artists, which has been topped by Drake and Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny a record three times, with Bad Bunny being the only artist to do so in consecutive years (2020–2022). Swift is the only female artist to have topped the list (2023–2024).

Contents

Most-streamed artists

By year

Number of streams are listed in parentheses, where available.

YearArtist ranking
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2013 [4] Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Avicii Daft Punk Eminem Imagine Dragons
2014 [5] Ed Sheeran (860 million) Eminem Coldplay Calvin Harris Katy Perry
2015 [6] Drake (1.8 billion) Ed Sheeran The Weeknd Maroon 5 Kanye West
2016 [7] Drake (4.7 billion) Justin Bieber Rihanna Twenty One Pilots Kanye West
2017 [8] Ed Sheeran (6.3 billion) Drake The Weeknd Kendrick Lamar The Chainsmokers
2018 [9] Drake (8.2 billion) Post Malone XXXTentacion J Balvin Ed Sheeran
2019 [10] Post Malone (6.5 billion) Billie Eilish Ariana Grande Ed Sheeran Bad Bunny
2020 [11] Bad Bunny (8.3 billion) Drake J Balvin Juice Wrld The Weeknd
2021 [12] Bad Bunny (9.1 billion) Taylor Swift BTS Drake Justin Bieber
2022 [13] Bad Bunny (18.5 billion) Taylor Swift Drake The Weeknd BTS
2023 [14] Taylor Swift (26.1 billion) Bad Bunny The Weeknd Drake Peso Pluma
2024 [15] Taylor Swift (26.6 billion) The Weeknd Bad Bunny Drake Billie Eilish

By decade

Number of streams are listed in parentheses, where available.

DecadeArtist ranking
12345
2010s [16] Drake (28 billion) Ed Sheeran Post Malone Ariana Grande Eminem

First 10 years

The most streamed artists in the first 10 years of the existence of Spotify.

YearsArtist ranking
12345
2008–2018 [17] Drake Ed Sheeran Eminem The Weeknd Rihanna

Most monthly listeners

As of December2024, American singer-songwriter Bruno Mars is the artist with the most monthly listeners. He is followed by Canadian singer-songwriter the Weeknd, who was the first artist in history to surpass 100 million monthly listeners, while American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift was the first female artist and second overall. [18] American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish was the third and youngest artist to achieve the feat. [19] British band Coldplay hold the record for groups at 93 million monthly listeners and are the first in their category to reach the 60, 70, 80 and 90 million marks. [20]

RankArtistMonthly listeners
(millions)		ChgRef(s).
1 Bruno Mars 137.97Steady2.svg [21]
2 The Weeknd 117.70Steady2.svg [22]
3 Lady Gaga 109.85Steady2.svg [23]
4 Billie Eilish 104.87Steady2.svg [24]
5 Ariana Grande 104.41Steady2.svg [25]
6 Taylor Swift 92.70Steady2.svg [26]
7 Justin Bieber 91.11Increase2.svg [27]
8 Coldplay 90.95Decrease2.svg [28]
9 Ed Sheeran 84.97Steady2.svg [29]
10 Rihanna 83.45Steady2.svg [30]
11 Sabrina Carpenter 80.36Steady2.svg [31]
12 Sia 77.52Steady2.svg [32]
13 SZA 76.47Steady2.svg [33]
14 Eminem 75.61Steady2.svg [34]
15 Kendrick Lamar 74.47Steady2.svg [35]
16 Drake 73.67Steady2.svg [36]
17 David Guetta 73.47Steady2.svg [37]
18 Post Malone 71.33Steady2.svg [38]
19 Travis Scott 70.75Steady2.svg [39]
20 Mariah Carey 69.56Steady2.svg [40]
21 Bad Bunny 67.11Steady2.svg [41]
22 Kanye West 66.46Steady2.svg [42]
23 Dua Lipa 63.29Increase2.svg [43]
24 Maroon 5 63.16Decrease2.svg [44]
25 Shakira 61.84Steady2.svg [45]
26 Rosé 61.82Steady2.svg [46]
27 Imagine Dragons 60.80Steady2.svg [47]
28 Katy Perry 60.61Increase2.svg [48]
29 Calvin Harris 60.56Decrease2.svg [49]
30 J Balvin 59.72Steady2.svg [50]
31 Adele 59.29Steady2.svg [51]
32 Elton John 58.89Steady2.svg [52]
33 Lana Del Rey 58.19Steady2.svg [53]
34 Karol G 57.81Steady2.svg [54]
35 Pitbull 57.16Steady2.svg [55]
36 Marshmello 57.00Steady2.svg [56]
37 Arctic Monkeys 56.55Steady2.svg [57]
38 Miley Cyrus 56.46Steady2.svg [58]
39 Linkin Park 56.01Steady2.svg [59]
40 Future 55.89Steady2.svg [60]
41 Beyoncé 55.61Steady2.svg [61]
42 Queen 55.35Steady2.svg [62]
43 Playboi Carti 53.47Steady2.svg [63]
44 Rauw Alejandro 52.89Steady2.svg [64]
45 Khalid 52.37Steady2.svg [65]
46 Daddy Yankee 52.35Steady2.svg [66]
47 One Direction 51.55Steady2.svg [67]
48 Sam Smith 51.43Steady2.svg [68]
49 Tyler, the Creator 51.02Steady2.svg [69]
50 Wham! 50.96New.png [70]
As of December 9, 2024

Most-followed artists

Indian playback singer Arijit Singh is the most-followed artist on Spotify. Arijit 5th GiMA Awards.jpg
Indian playback singer Arijit Singh is the most-followed artist on Spotify.

As of November 2024, Indian playback singer Arijit Singh is the most-followed artist and Taylor Swift is the most-followed female artist on Spotify. [71]

RankArtist [72] [73] Followers
(millions)		Ref(s).
1 Arijit Singh 128.5 [74]
2 Taylor Swift 126.2 [75]
3 Ed Sheeran 117.2 [76]
4 Ariana Grande 100.4 [77]
5 Billie Eilish 101.1 [78]
6 The Weeknd 94.6 [79]
7 Drake 93.4 [80]
8 Eminem 93.2 [81]
9 Bad Bunny 86.3 [82]
10 Justin Bieber 78 [83]
11 BTS 76.2 [84]
12 Rihanna 63.1 [85]
13 Bruno Mars 60.3 [86]
14 Adele 59.4 [87]
15 A.R. Rahman 55.5 [88]
16 Imagine Dragons 55.2 [89]
17 Coldplay 54.7 [90]
18 Queen 51.6 [91]
19 Blackpink 51.3 [92]
20 Karol G 51.1 [93]
21 Selena Gomez 50.9 [94]
22 Neha Kakkar 47.8 [95]
23 XXXTentacion 47.1 [96]
24 Post Malone 45.6 [97]
25 Dua Lipa 44. [98]
26 Shawn Mendes 43.4 [99]
27 Maroon 5 42.9 [100]
28 Lana Del Rey 40.6 [101]
29 Olivia Rodrigo 40.5 [102]
30 Alan Walker 39.6 [103]
31 Pritam 39.4 [104]
32 Beyoncé 38.7 [105]
33 Anuel AA 38.3 [106]
34 Ozuna 37.5 [107]
35 J Balvin 37.3 [108]
36 One Direction 36.7 [109]
37 Juice Wrld 35.7 [110]
38 Daddy Yankee 35.2 [111]
39 Sidhu Moosewala 36.1 [112]
40 Shakira 34.9 [113]
41 Marília Mendonça 34.8 [114]
42 Maluma 34.7 [115]
43 Katy Perry 34.7 [116]
44 Camila Cabello 33.9 [117]
45 Marshmello 33.8 [118]
46 Travis Scott 33.7 [119]
47 Kendrick Lamar 33.5 [120]
48 Anirudh Ravichander 33.1 [121]
49 Harry Styles 32.9 [122]
50 Michael Jackson 32.9 [123]
As of 19 October 2024

Timeline of peak monthly listeners

American singer-songwriter Bruno Mars is the artist with the highest recorded number of monthly listeners. BrunoMars24KMagicWorldTourLive (cropped).jpg
American singer-songwriter Bruno Mars is the artist with the highest recorded number of monthly listeners.

This is a timeline of artists who had the most monthly listeners on Spotify since September 2015, when the feature was made public. [124]

  Indicates most streamed artist of the year [b]
  Indicates peak of most monthly listeners in Spotify history [125]

2015

MonthArtist
September The Weeknd [126]
October
November Justin Bieber [127]
December

2016

MonthArtist
January Justin Bieber [128]
February
March
April Rihanna [129]
May Drake [130]
June
July
August
September
October
November
December The Weeknd [130]

2017

MonthArtist
January The Weeknd [130]
February Ed Sheeran [131]
March
April The Weeknd
May
June
July Daddy Yankee [132]
August The Weeknd
September Ed Sheeran [133]
October
November
December

2018

MonthArtist
January The Weeknd
February
March
April
May Drake [134]
June J Balvin [135]
July The Weeknd
August
September
October
November Ariana Grande [136]
December

2019

MonthArtist
January Ariana Grande [137]
February The Weeknd
March Ariana Grande [138]
April Khalid [139]
May
June The Weeknd
July Ed Sheeran [140]
August The Weeknd
September
October Ed Sheeran [141]
November The Weeknd
December

2020

MonthArtist
January Ed Sheeran [140]
February Justin Bieber [142]
March
April The Weeknd [143]
May
June
July
August
September
October
November Ariana Grande [144]
December

2021

MonthArtist
January Justin Bieber [145]
February The Weeknd [146]
March
April Justin Bieber [147]
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

2022

MonthArtist
January The Weeknd [148]
February
March Ed Sheeran [149]
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November Taylor Swift [150]
December The Weeknd [151]

2023

MonthArtist
January The Weeknd [152]
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November Taylor Swift [153]
December

2024

MonthArtist
January The Weeknd [154]
February
March
April
May
June
July
August Billie Eilish [155]
September The Weeknd [156]
October
November Bruno Mars [157]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Only lead streams are counted and features are excluded, as per Billboard [2] and Digital Music News . [3]
  2. ↑ From 2019 to 2022, the most streamed artist of the year didn't top the monthly listeners list.

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