This is a list of the Swiss Hitparade number ones of 2017.
Issue date | Song | Artist | Album | Artist |
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1 January | "Rockabye" | Clean Bandit featuring Sean Paul and Anne-Marie | Blue & Lonesome | The Rolling Stones |
8 January | ||||
15 January | "Shape of You" | Ed Sheeran | Patina | Kaiser & Dimitri |
22 January | Silver | Gotthard | ||
29 January | ||||
5 February | Big Rocks | Krokus | ||
12 February | No Hunger | Kunz | ||
19 February | Human | Rag'n'Bone Man | ||
26 February | Under Stars | Amy Macdonald | ||
5 March | Endosaurusrex | Stiller Has | ||
12 March | ÷ | Ed Sheeran | ||
19 March | ||||
26 March | Spirit | Depeche Mode | ||
2 April | Love | Züri West | ||
9 April | ||||
16 April | Infinite | Deep Purple | ||
23 April | "Despacito" | Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee | Mele7 | Zuna |
30 April | Jong & Hässig Reloaded | Mimiks | ||
7 May | Humanz | Gorillaz | ||
14 May | Laune der Natur | Die Toten Hosen | ||
21 May | Helene Fischer | Helene Fischer | ||
28 May | ||||
4 June | ||||
11 June | Is This the Life We Really Want? | Roger Waters | ||
18 June | Black Friday | Bushido | ||
25 June | Maximum | KC Rebell and Summer Cem | ||
2 July | Evolve | Imagine Dragons | ||
9 July | Epic | Fler and Jalil | ||
16 July | Aloha | Calimeros | ||
23 July | Sampler 4 | 187 Strassenbande | ||
30 July | One More Light | Linkin Park | ||
6 August | Zauberland | Die Amigos | ||
13 August | Land ob de Wolke | Jodlerklub Wiesenberg | ||
20 August | ||||
27 August | ||||
3 September | Villains | Queens of the Stone Age | ||
10 September | "What About Us" | Pink | Land ob de Wolke | Jodlerklub Wiesenberg |
17 September | 13 | Indochine | ||
24 September | Concrete and Gold | Foo Fighters | ||
1 October | Le présent d'abord | Florent Pagny | ||
8 October | "Dusk Till Dawn" | Zayn featuring Sia | Urchig | Gölä |
15 October | ||||
22 October | Beautiful Trauma | Pink | ||
29 October | "Perfect" | Ed Sheeran | Blueme | Heimweh |
5 November | Slow Motion | Eliane | ||
12 November | Blueme | Heimweh | ||
19 November | Reputation | Taylor Swift | ||
26 November | Blueme | Heimweh | ||
3 December | ||||
10 December | Jung brutal gutaussehend 3 | Kollegah and Farid Bang | ||
17 December | Song Book | Stephan Eicher and Martin Suter | ||
24 December | Revival | Eminem | ||
31 December | ÷ | Ed Sheeran |
Issue date | Song | Artist | Album | Artist |
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1 January | "Human" | Rag'n'Bone Man | Blue & Lonesome | The Rolling Stones |
8 January | 2 – Tout le bonheur du monde | Kids United | ||
15 January | "Shape of You" | Ed Sheeran | ||
22 January | Silver | Gotthard | ||
29 January | ||||
5 February | ||||
12 February | ||||
19 February | Human | Rag'n'Bone Man | ||
26 February | ||||
5 March | ||||
12 March | Mission Enfoirés | Les Enfoirés | ||
19 March | ||||
26 March | Spirit | Depeche Mode | ||
2 April | ÷ | Ed Sheeran | ||
9 April | Force & Honneur | Lacrim | ||
16 April | Infinite | Deep Purple | ||
23 April | "Despacito" | Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee | Damn | Kendrick Lamar |
30 April | ÷ | Ed Sheeran | ||
7 May | Humanz | Gorillaz | ||
14 May | Deo favente | SCH | ||
21 May | Harry Styles | Harry Styles | ||
28 May | One More Light | Linkin Park | ||
4 June | El Dorado | Shakira | ||
11 June | Is This the Life We Really Want? | Roger Waters | ||
18 June | Truth Is a Beautiful Thing | London Grammar | ||
25 June | Feed the Machine | Nickelback | ||
2 July | La vraie vie | Bigflo & Oli | ||
9 July | ||||
16 July | 4:44 | Jay-Z | ||
23 July | Evolve | Imagine Dragons | ||
30 July | Lust for Life | Lana Del Rey | ||
6 August | Everything Now | Arcade Fire | ||
13 August | Kaleidoscope | Coldplay | ||
20 August | ||||
27 August | Forever United | Kids United | ||
3 September | Liberté chérie | Calogero | ||
10 September | Forever United | Kids United | ||
17 September | "What About Us" | Pink | 13 | Indochine |
24 September | ||||
1 October | Le présent d'abord | Florent Pagny | ||
8 October | "Never Give Up" | Frik n Chic | ||
15 October | "What About Us" | Pink | ||
22 October | Beautiful Trauma | Pink | ||
29 October | La fête est finie | Orelsan | ||
5 November | "Perfect" | Ed Sheeran | Le choix du fou | Michel Sardou |
12 November | Géopoétique | MC Solaar | ||
19 November | Louane | Louane | ||
26 November | On a tous quelque chose de Johnny | Various artists | ||
3 December | Louane | Louane | ||
10 December | Songs of Experience | U2 | ||
17 December | "Je te promets" | Johnny Hallyday | On a tous quelque chose de Johnny | Various artists |
24 December | "Perfect" | Ed Sheeran | Louane | Louane |
31 December |
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