List of number-one hits of 2022 (Switzerland)

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This is a list of the Swiss Hitparade number-one hits of 2022.

Swiss charts

Issue dateSongArtistAlbumArtist
2 January"All I Want for Christmas Is You" Mariah Carey 30 Adele
9 January"Pepas" Farruko
16 January"ABCDEFU" Gayle Dawn FM The Weeknd
23 JanuaryStories of the XXI Bastian Baker
30 January Crisis of Faith Billy Talent
6 FebruaryZrügg uf Fäud 1Volxrox
13 February"Brividi" Mahmood and Blanco V Vald
20 February"ABCDEFU"GayleMTV Unplugged Tonbildshow Patent Ochsner
27 February
6 March"Heat Waves" Glass Animals
13 March Multitude Stromae
20 MarchMTV Unplugged TonbildshowPatent Ochsner
27 MarchFelsafeschtMegawatt
3 April Never Let Me Go Placebo
10 April"As It Was" Harry Styles Unlimited Love Red Hot Chili Peppers
17 AprilHecht for Life Hecht
24 AprilMTV Unplugged TonbildshowPatent Ochsner
1 May30 Jahre: Typisch Marc PircherMarc Pircher
8 May"Beautiful Girl" Luciano Zeit Rammstein
15 May
22 MaySommersterneCalimeros
29 May"As It Was"Harry Styles Harry's House Harry Styles
5 JuneAlles aus Liebe: 40 Jahre Die Toten Hosen Die Toten Hosen
12 June"Running Up That Hill" Kate Bush ZeitRammstein
19 June"As It Was"Harry Styles Proof BTS
26 June Honestly, Nevermind Drake
3 July"Motivé"Xen and EAZ Closure/Continuation Porcupine Tree
10 July"As It Was"Harry Styles Mercury – Acts 1 & 2 Imagine Dragons
17 July
24 July"Layla"DJ Robin & SchürzeDeutschrap brandneu Farid Bang and Capital Bra
31 JulyHoodie GääggelerStubete Gäng
7 AugustFreiheitHeimweh
14 AugustFreundschaft aus Gold Kastelruther Spatzen
21 August"As It Was"Harry Styles Deceivers Arch Enemy
28 August AfterLife Five Finger Death Punch
4 September"Calm Down" Rema Will of the People Muse
11 September"I'm Good (Blue)" David Guetta and Bebe Rexha FinaleBlay
18 SeptemberLive im Letzigrund 2022 Gölä and Trauffer
25 SeptemberBattito Infinito Eros Ramazzotti
2 October"Bamba"Luciano featuring Aitch and Bia 11Schwiizergoofe
9 October The End, So Far Slipknot
16 October"I'm Good (Blue)"David Guetta and Bebe RexhaFreiVincent Gross
23 October Return of the Dream Canteen Red Hot Chili Peppers
30 October Midnights Taylor Swift
6 November"Lift Me Up" Rihanna GlöggeläTrauffer
13 November"I'm Good (Blue)"David Guetta and Bebe Rexha Her Loss Drake and 21 Savage
20 November Only the Strong Survive Bruce Springsteen
27 November Get Rollin' Nickelback
4 December L'Emprise Mylène Farmer
11 December"All I Want for Christmas Is You"Mariah Carey Heroes & Villains Metro Boomin
18 DecemberPaul Sido
25 DecemberHeebie Jeebies – The Early Songs of Johnny Copeland Philipp Fankhauser

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