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UK Apple Music Chart Top 10 — August 5, 2026: Ariana Grande Dominates

By the dawn of August 5, 2026, Apple Music's UK daily chart is no longer a slow burn—Ariana Grande detonated the summit with “hate that i made you love me,” a cut from her late-May album cycle that just refuses to fall. But the real story is her brand-new single “petal,” released only five days earlier, which has already clawed its way to #4, making Grande the only artist with two tracks inside the top five. This list isn't radio airplay or YouTube views; it's the actual paid subscription streams from British Apple Music users, counted across a single 24-hour window. That means it captures the country's raw, unfiltered listening impulses as they happen, not what algorithms recommend. The UK shows its split personality here: Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's “Rein Me In” holds at #2, proving homegrown duets still command loyalty, while Shakira and Burna Boy's “Dai Dai” at #5 and Ella Langley's country crosser “Choosin' Texas” at #6 reveal a taste for global and genre-bending sounds. Olivia Rodrigo sneaks two tracks at #8 and #9, and ANOTR's dance floor filler closes the rundown. The methodology tracks every play from a UK account on Apple Music, filtered for paid tiers, and updates daily—making this a real-time barometer of what the nation actually presses play on.

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Apple Music UK Chart — Frequently Asked Questions (August 5, 2026)

## What is the #1 song on Apple Music UK right now?

As of August 5, 2026, the #1 song on the UK Apple Music daily chart is 'hate that i made you love me' by Ariana Grande.

## How often is this chart updated?

Apple Music's daily top songs chart for the United Kingdom refreshes every 24 hours, capturing streams from the previous day.

## Which artist has the most songs in the UK top 10 today?

Ariana Grande leads the field with two entries: 'hate that i made you love me' at #1 and her newly released single 'petal' at #4. Olivia Dean and Olivia Rodrigo each have two entries as well — Dean via her solo track and her Sam Fender duet, and Rodrigo with 'stupid song' and 'the cure'.

## What is the newest release inside today's UK top 10?

'petal' by Ariana Grande, released on July 31, 2026, is the freshest track in the top ten, debuting at #4 only five days after release.

## How can I vote for my favourite track?

Scroll to the bottom of the list and tap the Vote button next to the song you want to back. Results update live.

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The August 5, 2026 Apple Music UK chart is a tale of two poles: massive pop artillery and organic singer-songwriter warmth. Ariana Grande's double placement at #1 and #4 dominates the upper tier, but the real weight sits in the middle—Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's “Rein Me In” and Dean's solo “Man I Need” occupy the second and third slots, signaling a UK audience that actively streams intelligent pop with folk and soul roots. The biggest surprise is Ella Langley's “Choosin' Texas” at #6; a country-infused track landing inside a UK top ten is rare this high, and it hints at an American sound breaking through British playlists. The presence of Shakira & Burna Boy's “Dai Dai” at #5 keeps the global crossovers alive, while Olivia Rodrigo's pair of songs at #8 and #9 shows her staying power beyond a single-release bubble. Dance music appears only at #10 with ANOTR's “Talk To You,” a relatively tame showing for a genre that often surges in summer. What this chart reveals is a UK audience split between comfort in homegrown duets and a hunger for international pop spectacle. Expect Ariana's “petal” to challenge for the top spot within days, if not hours.

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