LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 10 – 2024

The energy and passion in the air are simply electrifying as we celebrate the diverse and vibrant sounds that make our hearts sing. Get ready to groove to the beats that define this extraordinary year!

Week 10 of the LGBTQ Music Chart of 2024 is here, and it’s time to celebrate the Top 50 songs that are rocking the charts! Get ready for an amazing playlist filled with love and appreciation from listeners. This is the ultimate playlist for your weekend – don’t miss out on these fantastic tunes!

Get ready to tune in to the LGBTQ Music Chart radio show with Tim Graham this Saturday (see the schedule here) to catch the exclusive reveal of the Top 10 songs! With a mix of new releases and fan favourites, you won't want to miss out on the hottest tracks in LGBTQ music. And if you can't catch the show live, don't worry – you can always check out the full chart on lgbtqmusicchart.eu/. Stay updated and keep dancing to the beat of inclusivity and pride!

This week, we have an amazing artist taking the number one spot! Melanie Wehbe and Paul Rey is rocking it with their fantastic song «Arrows». And let’s not forget to watch out for Thomas Jenssen and their awesome track «Take me to heaven», securing the twentieth spot this week. Keep up the great work, everyone!

No Fan favourite this week unfortunately! You can change that for next week – listen to the radio show what to do !

This week’s throwback takes us back to Tommy Atkins and his hit song «Cinderella’s Had a Drink».

The individuals who have been recognised as the newcomers of the week are UBLU. Their latest single, titled «Planetary Hearts», has achieved the impressive feat of reaching the #8 position on the chart. Furthermore, the song that has been selected as the Song of the Week is «Daddy-O», which has been created by Sweeney. As of this week, it has secured the #32 spot on the chart.

Follow the LGBTQ Music Chart playlist on Spotify and/or Apple Music for easy access to the latest top 50 edition. Keep in mind that the playlist is updated weekly and may not reflect the list below.