United Kingdom Top 100 Vocal Songs Chart

The United Kingdom Top 100 Vocal Songs Chart tracks the most popular vocal songs on Apple Music and iTunes in United Kingdom. Barry Manilow currently holds number one with Even Now. Last updated 22 August 2026.

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.

Number 1 song Even Now Barry Manilow
Positions tracked 99 songs ranked
Different acts 76 across the chart
Most entries Tony Bennett 4 entries
Last updated less than an hour ago 22 Aug 2026, 03:53 UTC

Counts treat each credit line as one act, so a collaboration is counted separately from its individual artists.

Twilight Time (Single Version) - The Platters new Single

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Twilight Time (Single Version) - The Platters

Rhythm of Life - Clive Rowe, Ethan Freeman, Jacqueline Dankworth & Shezwae Powell new Single

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Rhythm of Life - Clive Rowe, Ethan Freeman, Jacqueline Dankworth & Shezwae Powell

Tell Me What He Said - Helen Shapiro new Single

43:

Tell Me What He Said - Helen Shapiro

Bloody Mary (From "Wednesday") [Challenge Pitchline Remix] - Moonlight Heroes new Single

44:

Bloody Mary (From "Wednesday") [Challenge Pitchline Remix] - Moonlight Heroes

On the Street Where You Live - Nat "King" Cole new Single

45:

On the Street Where You Live - Nat "King" Cole

Who Put the Bomp? - The Overtones new Single

46:

Who Put the Bomp? - The Overtones

Love Is a Many Splendored Thing - Matt Monro new Single

47:

Love Is a Many Splendored Thing - Matt Monro

I Just Want to Dance With You - Daniel O'Donnell new Single

48:

I Just Want to Dance With You - Daniel O'Donnell

When I Look At You - The Scarlet Pimpernel new Single

49:

When I Look At You - The Scarlet Pimpernel

La Vida Sin Amor - Il Divo new Single

50:

La Vida Sin Amor - Il Divo

Let Me Go, Lover! - Kathy Kirby new Single

51:

Let Me Go, Lover! - Kathy Kirby

Music While You Work (Calling All Workers) - The Symphony Orchestra new Single

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Music While You Work (Calling All Workers) - The Symphony Orchestra

Goin' Back - Elkie Brooks new Single

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Goin' Back - Elkie Brooks

Mysterious People - Val Doonican new Single

54:

Mysterious People - Val Doonican

There'll Be Blue Birds Over (The White Cliffs of Dover) - Vera Lyn new Single

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There'll Be Blue Birds Over (The White Cliffs of Dover) - Vera Lyn

Milisse Mou (Live) - Nana Mouskouri new Single

56:

Milisse Mou (Live) - Nana Mouskouri

Sweetest Kick - The Spooky Men's Chorale new Single

57:

Sweetest Kick - The Spooky Men's Chorale

Home to Donegal - Daniel O'Donnell new Single

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Home to Donegal - Daniel O'Donnell

Thanks for the Memory - Shirley Ross new Single

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Thanks for the Memory - Shirley Ross

Miserere (feat. Bonnie Tyler) - Rhydian new Single

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Miserere (feat. Bonnie Tyler) - Rhydian

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