The United Kingdom Top 100 Dance Songs Chart tracks the most popular dance songs on Apple Music and iTunes in United Kingdom. Azteck, DJ Koko & Kurt D currently holds number one with Everything's Alright. Last updated 20 August 2026.
Dance and electronic spans house, techno and club-focused releases, and typically shows quicker turnover than guitar-led genres.
Apple publishes a separate chart for every storefront, so this listing reflects what people in United Kingdom are playing and buying rather than a global average. There are 42 genre charts for United Kingdom, alongside a separate albums chart.
Counts treat each credit line as one act, so a collaboration is counted separately from its individual artists. Apple's feed could not be reached on the last attempt, so these figures may be a little behind.
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Your purchased and uploaded songs remain in your iTunes library. Apple Music adds streaming access alongside your owned music.
Apple Music requires a paid subscription, though Apple offers free trials and a limited free Apple Music radio experience.
