List of top 10 singles in 2019 (Ireland)

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Ariana Grande has charted six singles in top ten, including two number ones, "7 Rings" and "Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored." Ariana Grande (33269921445).jpg
Ariana Grande has charted six singles in top ten, including two number ones, "7 Rings" and "Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored."

This is a list of singles that have peaked in the top 10 of the Irish Singles Chart during 2019, as compiled by the Official Charts Company on behalf of the Irish Recorded Music Association. [1]

Contents

Background

Ninety-five songs charted in the top 10 in 2019 as of the week ending 27 December. Of these, eighty-three songs reached their peak in 2019. The 2018 Christmas number-one, "Sweet but Psycho" by Ava Max, remained at number-one for the first three weeks of 2019. [2] In the week ending 18 January, Westlife achieved their 26th top ten single and first in over eight years with Hello My Love. [3] Ariana Grande's 7 Rings became the first new number one single in 2019, and her fourth chart-topper overall. [4] Grande would go on to replace herself at number one with Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored, the first person to achieve this since Ed Sheeran in 2017, repeating the feat the following week ("7 Rings" replaced "Break Up"). [5] Having spent four weeks in the top ten, Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Loved" became the first number one for a male artist in 2019 and his first number one single. [6]

Chart debuts

Thirty-five artists have achieved their first top 10 single in 2019 (as of week ending 27 December), either as a lead or featured artist.

ArtistNumber of top 10sFirst entryChart positionOther entries
Keala Settle 2"This Is Me"8"The Greatest Show"
Hugh Jackman 1"The Greatest Show"9
Zac Efron 1
Zendaya 1
J. Cole 1"Middle Child"3
Lewis Capaldi 4"Someone You Loved"8"Grace", "Hold Me While You Wait", "One"
Mabel 2"Don't Call Me Up"6"Mad Love"
Lauv 1"I'm So Tired..."10
Troye Sivan 1
Jonas Brothers 1"Sucker"2
Lil Nas X 1"Old Town Road"1
CHVRCHΞS 1"Here with Me"10
Meduza 2"Piece of Your Heart"4"Lose Control"
Goodboys 2
Brendon Urie 1"Me!"5
Madison Beer 1"All Day and Night"9
Dominic Fike 1"3 Nights"6
PnB Rock 1"Cross Me"10
Patrick Stump [A] 1"Summer Days"9
Dermot Kennedy 3"Outnumbered"4"Rome", "What Have I Done"
Becky Hill 2"Wish You Well"10"Lose Control"
Social House 1"Boyfriend"3
Lil Tecca 1"Ransom"6
Sam Feldt 1"Post Malone"7
Rani1
Joel Corry 1"Sorry"8
AJ Tracey 1"Ladbroke Grove"9
Tones and I 1"Dance Monkey"1
Regard1"Ride It"5
Travis Scott 1"Highest in the Room"3
Blackbear 1"Hot Girl Bummer"10
Burna Boy 1"Own It"5
Arizona Zervas 1"Roxanne"9
Headie One 1"Audacity"8
DaBaby 1"My Oh My"10

Top-ten singles

Key
Top ten
entry date
SingleArtist(s)PeakPeak dateWeeks in
top ten
Reference
Singles from 2018
26 October"Sunflower" ◁ [B] Post Malone & Swae Lee 34 January6 [8]
14 December"Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" [C] Mark Ronson (featuring Miley Cyrus)211 January6 [9]
Singles from 2019
4 January"Wow."Post Malone21 February11 [10]
"This Is Me" Keala Settle & The Greatest Showman Ensemble84 January1
"The Greatest Show" Hugh Jackman, Keala Settle, Zac Efron, Zendaya 94 January1
11 January"Close to Me" Ellie Goulding & Diplo (featuring Swae Lee)811 January1 [11]
18 January"Hello My Love" ◁ Westlife 218 January4 [12]
"Dancing with a Stranger" ◁ Sam Smith & Normani 48 February9
"Saturday Nights" Khalid 918 January1
25 January"7 Rings" ◁ (#9) Ariana Grande 125 January9 [13]
"Giant" Calvin Harris & Rag'n'Bone Man 31 March10
1 February"Middle Child" ◁ J. Cole 31 February1 [14]
"Someone You Loved" (#1) Lewis Capaldi 11 March16
8 February"Bury a Friend" ◁ Billie Eilish 28 February11 [15]
"Don't Call Me Up" Mabel 329 March15
15 February"Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" ◁Ariana Grande115 February8 [16]
"Needy" ◁515 February1
22 February"I'm So Tired..." Lauv & Troye Sivan 429 March8 [17]
8 March"Sucker" ◁ Jonas Brothers 28 March8 [18]
22 March"Almost (Sweet Music)" Hozier 822 March2 [19]
"Walk Me Home" Pink 629 March2
29 March"Just You and I" Tom Walker 729 March5 [20]
5 April"Bad Guy" ◁ (#3)Billie Eilish25 April11 [21]
"Wish You Were Gay"65 April2
"Better Man" ◁Westlife85 April1
"Grace"Lewis Capaldi95 April1
12 April"Old Town Road" (#2) Lil Nas X 112 April11 [22]
"Talk"Khalid819 April4
19 April"SOS" ◁ Avicii (featuring Aloe Blacc)519 April11 [23]
"Here with Me" Marshmello (featuring CHVRCHΞS)1019 April2
26 April"Piece of Your Heart" Meduza (featuring Goodboys)33 May7 [24]
3 May"Vossi Bop" ◁ Stormzy 43 May14 [25]
"Me!" ◁ Taylor Swift (featuring Brendon Urie)53 May2
10 May"Hold Me While You Wait" ◁Lewis Capaldi110 May13 [26]
"If I Can't Have You" ◁ Shawn Mendes 710 May6
17 May"I Don't Care" ◁ (#8) Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber 117 May9 [27]
"All Day and Night" Jax Jones & Martin Solveig (featuring Madison Beer)714 May4
24 May"One" ◁Lewis Capaldi624 May1 [28]
31 May"3 Nights" (#6) Dominic Fike 214 June7 [29]
"Cross Me" ◁Ed Sheeran (featuring Chance the Rapper & PnB Rock)619 July6
14 June"Summer Days" Martin Garrix (featuring Macklemore & Patrick Stump)85 July7 [30]
21 June"Outnumbered" ◁ (#5) Dermot Kennedy 22 August13 [31]
"You Need to Calm Down" ◁Taylor Swift521 June2
28 June"Señorita" ◁ (#10)Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello 128 June9 [32]
5 July"Beautiful People" ◁Ed Sheeran (featuring Khalid)25 July9 [33]
"Crown"Stormzy626 July6
12 July"Goodbyes" ◁ Post Malone (featuring Young Thug)413 September11 [34]
19 July"Remember the Name" ◁Ed Sheeran (featuring Eminem & 50 Cent)419 July1 [35]
26 July"Mad Love"Mabel69 August4 [36]
2 August"How Do You Sleep?"Sam Smith423 August10 [37]
"Wish You Well" Sigala & Becky Hill 89 August3
9 August"Boyfriend" ◁Ariana Grande & Social House 39 August3 [38]
"Higher Love" Kygo & Whitney Houston 430 August9
16 August"Ransom" Lil Tecca 323 August5 [39]
23 August"Post Malone" Sam Feldt (featuring Rani)427 September8 [40]
"Sorry" Joel Corry 36 September8
"Ladbroke Grove" AJ Tracey 64 October7
30 August"Dance Monkey" (#4) Tones and I 130 August16 [41]
"Take Me Back to London"Ed Sheeran (featuring Stormzy)730 August5
"Lover"Taylor Swift930 August1
6 September"Circles" ◁Post Malone26 September12 [42]
13 September"Hollywood's Bleeding" ◁813 September1 [43]
20 September"Don't Call Me Angel" ◁Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey 220 September2 [44]
27 September"Ride It"Regard125 October11 [45]
11 October"Highest in the Room" ◁ Travis Scott 311 October4 [46]
"Rome" ◁Dermot Kennedy511 October2
"What Have I Done" ◁611 October2
18 October"Lights Up" ◁ Harry Styles 418 October2 [47]
"Bruises"Lewis Capaldi825 October3
"South of the Border"Ed Sheeran (featuring Camila Cabello & Cardi B)625 October8
25 October"One Night" ◁ Picture This 425 October1 [48]
"Hot Girl Bummer" Blackbear 71 November4
1 November"Lose You to Love Me" Selena Gomez 11 November6 [49]
"Follow God" ◁ Kanye West 51 November2
"Memories" Maroon 5 513 December9
"Nice to Meet Ya" Niall Horan 717 November4
8 November"Don't Start Now" ◁ Dua Lipa 18 November8 [50]
15 November"Lose Control"Meduza, Becky Hill & Goodboys76 December5 [51]
22 November"Everything I Wanted"Billie Eilish122 November6 [52]
29 November"Before You Go"Lewis Capaldi129 November5 [53]
"Own It" ◁Stormzy (featuring Ed Sheeran & Burna Boy)220 December5
13 December"Adore You" ◁Harry Styles420 December2 [54]
20 December"Audacity" ◁Stormzy (featuring Headie One)820 December1 [55]
"Watermelon Sugar"Harry Styles1020 December1
27 December"Last Christmas" [D] Wham! 427 December1 [56]
"All I Want for Christmas Is You" [E] Mariah Carey 527 December1
"Fairytale of New York" [F] The Pogues (featuring Kirsty MacColl)627 December1
"My Oh My"Camila Cabello (featuring DaBaby)1027 December1

2018 peaks

List of Irish Singles Chart top ten singles in 2019 which peaked in 2018
Top ten
entry date
SingleArtist(s)PeakPeak dateWeeks in top tenReference
20182019Total
12 October"Shallow" (#7) Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper 112 October10313 [57]
9 November"Thank U, Next" ◁ Ariana Grande 19 November8412 [58]
"Without Me" Halsey 37 December8715
16 November"Sweet but Psycho" Ava Max 121 December7411 [59]
"When the Party's Over" Billie Eilish 730 November516
23 November"Ruin My Life" Zara Larsson 57 December437 [60]

2020 peaks

List of Irish Singles Chart top ten singles in 2019 which peaked in 2020
Top ten
entry date
SingleArtist(s)PeakPeak dateWeeks in top tenReference
20192020Total
6 December"Roxanne" Arizona Zervas 43 January459 [61]
27 December"My Oh My"Camila Cabello (featuring DaBaby)73 January156

Entries by artist

Post Malone, who charted the most (6) top ten singles in 2018, began 2019 with 2 singles in top ten. Post Malone 2018.jpg
Post Malone, who charted the most (6) top ten singles in 2018, began 2019 with 2 singles in top ten.

The following table shows artists who achieved two or more top 10 entries in 2019, including songs that reached their peak in 2018. The figures include both main artists and featured artists. The total number of weeks an artist spent in the top ten in 2019 is also shown.

EntriesArtistCountry of originWeeksSongs
7 Ed Sheeran United Kingdom42"I Don't Care", "Cross Me", "Beautiful People", "Remember the Name", "Take Me Back to London", "South of the Border", "Own It"
6 Ariana Grande United States27"Thank U, Next", "7 Rings", "Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored", "Needy", "Boyfriend", "Don't Call Me Angel"
Lewis Capaldi United Kingdom38"Someone You Loved", "Grace", "Hold Me While You Wait", "One", "Bruises", "Before You Go"
5 Post Malone United States41"Sunflower", "Wow.", "Goodbyes", "Circles", "Hollywood's Bleeding"
Billie Eilish United States31"When the Party's Over", "Bury a Friend", "Bad Guy", "Wish You Were Gay", "Everything I Wanted"
Stormzy United Kingdom31"Vossi Bop", "Crown", "Take Me Back to London", "Own It", "Audacity"
3 Khalid United States14"Saturday Nights", "Talk", "Beautiful People"
Taylor Swift United States5"Me!", "You Need to Calm Down", "Lover"
Dermot Kennedy Ireland17"Outnumbered", "Rome", "What Have I Done"
Harry Styles United Kingdom5"Lights Up", "Adore You (Harry Styles song)", "Watermelon Sugar"
Camila Cabello Cuba/United States18"Señorita", "South of the Border", "My Oh My"
2 Keala Settle United States2"This Is Me", "The Greatest Show"
Swae Lee United States7"Sunflower", "Close to Me"
Westlife Ireland5"Hello My Love", "Better Man"
Shawn Mendes Canada16"If I Can't Have You", "Señorita"
Mabel United Kingdom19"Don't Call Me Up", "Mad Love"
Sam Smith United Kingdom19"Dancing With a Stranger", "How Do You Sleep?"
Miley Cyrus United States8"Nothing Breaks Like a Heart", "Don't Call Me Angel"
Meduza United Kingdom12"Piece of Your Heart", "Lose Control"
Goodboys United Kingdom12
Becky Hill United Kingdom8"Wish You Well", "Lose Control"

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