List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart

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This is an alphabetical list of artists who reached the number one position on the United States Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, which has been active since 1981. The number in parentheses indicates the total of number-one hits for that band on this chart.

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With a total of 19 songs, Shinedown hold the record for the most number ones. ShinedownThreatToSurvival.jpg
With a total of 19 songs, Shinedown hold the record for the most number ones.


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