The GfK Entertainment charts are record charts compiled by GfK Entertainment on behalf of the German record industry. They include the "Single Top 100" and the "Album Top 100" chart. The chart week runs from Friday to Thursday, and the chart compilations are published on Tuesday for the record industry. The entire top 100 singles and top 100 albums are officially released the following Friday by GfK Entertainment. The charts are based on weekly physical and digital sales and streams of singles and albums, as well as the amount of airplay the songs receive on German radio stations.
Issue date | Song | Artist | Ref. | Album | Artist | Ref. |
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5 January | "Wonderful Life" | 6PM Records featuring Luciano, Hurts and Sira | [1] | Nummer eins | Ikke Hüftgold | [2] |
12 January | "Time" | Luciano | [3] | Fieber | OG Keemo | [4] |
19 January | "Vois sur ton chemin" | Bennett | [5] | Ninetynine | Jazeek | [6] |
26 January | [7] | Phönix aus der Asche | Fantasy | [8] | ||
2 February | "Zornig" | Ski Aggu | [9] | 40 Jahre Onkelz – Live im Waldstadion | Böhse Onkelz | [10] |
9 February | "I Don't Care" | Twenty4tim | [11] | How Have You Been? | Giant Rooks | [12] |
16 February | "One Night Stand" | Finch, Katja Krasavice, Luca-Dante Spadafora featuring Niklas Dee | [13] | Vom Rand der Zeit | Olli Schulz | [14] |
23 February | "Lieb mich" | Ayliva | [15] | Vultures 1 | Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign | [16] |
1 March | "Beautiful Things" | Benson Boone | [17] | Seductive | Luciano | [18] |
8 March | [19] | The Mandrake Project | Bruce Dickinson | [20] | ||
15 March | [21] | Invincible Shield | Judas Priest | [22] | ||
22 March | [23] | Back in Black | AC/DC | [24] | ||
29 March | [25] | Off | Alligatoah | [26] | ||
5 April | "I Like the Way You Kiss Me" | Artemas | [27] | Cowboy Carter | Beyoncé | [28] |
12 April | [29] | Gute Laune ungerecht verteilt | Kettcar | [30] | ||
19 April | [31] | One Deep River | Mark Knopfler | [32] | ||
26 April | [33] | The Tortured Poets Department | Taylor Swift | [34] | ||
3 May | "Wunder" | Ayliva featuring Apache 207 | [35] | Zeitreise / Live im Sartory | Niedeckens BAP | [36] |
10 May | [37] | Nach Haus | Reinhard Mey | [38] | ||
17 May | [39] | The Tortured Poets Department | Taylor Swift | [40] | ||
24 May | [41] | Hit Me Hard and Soft | Billie Eilish | [42] | ||
31 May | "Mittelmeer" | Pashanim | [43] | Clancy | Twenty One Pilots | [44] |
7 June | [45] | Kult | Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys | [46] | ||
14 June | "Wunder" | Ayliva featuring Apache 207 | [47] | Finsterwacht | Saltatio Mortis | [48] |
21 June | "Zeit, dass sich was dreht" | Soho Bani featuring Herbert Grönemeyer and Ericson | [49] | 2000 | Pashanim | [50] |
28 June | [51] | Görlitzer Park | K.I.Z | [52] | ||
5 July | [53] | Eurosport | Dardan and Azet | [54] | ||
12 July | [55] | Back with a Bang! | Kissin' Dynamite | [56] | ||
19 July | "Wunder" | Ayliva featuring Apache 207 | [57] | The Tortured Poets Department | Taylor Swift | [58] |
26 July | [59] | =1 | Deep Purple | [60] | ||
2 August | "Bauch Beine Po" | Shirin David | [61] | Wake Up the Wicked | Powerwolf | [62] |
9 August | [63] | Still King | Kollegah | [64] | ||
16 August | [65] | Jugend von gestern | Goitzsche Front | [66] | ||
23 August | [67] | In Liebe | Ayliva | [68] | ||
30 August | [69] | [70] | ||||
6 September | [71] | Wilmersdorfs Kind | Ski Aggu | [72] | ||
13 September | "The Emptiness Machine" | Linkin Park | [73] | Luck and Strange | David Gilmour | [74] |
20 September | [75] | Kinder der Nacht | 01099 | [76] | ||
27 September | [77] | Stimmen der Nacht | Die Amigos | [78] | ||
4 October | [79] | 1331 | Weimar | [80] | ||
11 October | [81] | Moon Music | Coldplay | [82] | ||
18 October | [83] | We Love Rock'n'Roll (Leipzig-Live-2024) | Peter Maffay | [84] | ||
25 October | [85] | Andrea Berg | Andrea Berg | [86] | ||
1 November | [87] | Best Of – 25 Jahre SDP | SDP | [88] | ||
8 November | [89] | Songs of a Lost World | The Cure | [90] |
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