The LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 42 – 2025 – The sound of the LGBTQ community!

Here is the LGBTQ Music Chart for Week 42 of the year 2025, listing the top 50 songs currently appearing on the chart.

LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 42 – 2025

🎶 Your weekly dose of queer brilliance is here—and it’s louder, prouder, and more electrifying than ever!

This week, the LGBTQ Music Chart is bursting with energy, heart, and unapologetic authenticity. Unlike the mainstream charts, this playlist is a celebration of queer artistry from every corner of the globe—amplifying voices, stories, and beats that resonate deeply within the LGBTQ community. And guess what? You made it happen. Our passionate readers have cast their votes, curating the ultimate soundtrack for Week 42 of 2025. The result? A sonic rainbow of empowerment, love, and fierce creativity.

🔥 What’s hot this week? Expect a dazzling mix of breakout bangers and fan-favorite anthems that’ll have you dancing, crying, and everything in between. Whether you’re discovering fresh talent or revisiting beloved hits, this lineup is pure magic—crafted by the community, for the community.

🎧 Top 50 Countdown Week 42’s chart is live, and it’s a celebration of the songs that are setting hearts ablaze. From soulful ballads to high-energy pop, this playlist is your weekend essential. Plug in, press play, and let the music move you.

📻 Don’t miss the radio show!

🎉 Number One with a Heartbeat!🎶

Peder Elias has officially claimed the top spot this week with his heartfelt hit, «Broken Heart» — and we couldn’t be more thrilled! Hailing from the vibrant city of Trondheim, this Norwegian pop sensation continues to captivate listeners with his irresistible melodies and emotionally rich lyrics.

💫 Whether you’re dancing in your room or reflecting on love lost and found, Peder’s music hits that sweet spot between catchy and deeply relatable. «Broken Heart» isn’t just a song — it’s a shared feeling, wrapped in pop perfection.

🎶 Watch Out Track of the Week 🎶

Séa Byrne’s powerful single «What You Lost» climbs to #20 on the LGBTQ Music Chart this week, marking another milestone in his bold artistic journey. Based in Mexico, the Irish singer-songwriter is redefining the sound of 2025 with music that resonates as both protest and healing.

Following his radiant 2024 debut «Blue Skies», Byrne has fearlessly ventured into deeper sonic landscapes. His track «Liberation» pulses with goth-industrial energy, confronting oppression head-on. «Catching Up» delivers a stirring protest-pop anthem, urging action on climate change and social indifference. And now, What You Lost stands as a fierce testament to resilience, defiance, and the power of self-liberation.

Séa Byrne is not just making music—he’s making a movement.

This week’s Tim’s Throwback from Memory Lane features «Same Old Country Love Song» by Brian Falduto from 2023.

🎶 Song of the Week Spotlight 🎶

This week’s Song of the Week features the talented Omar Rudberg with his latest single, «Dying», at #32 on the LGBTQ Music Chart!

Widely recognised for his breakout role in Netflix’s hit series Young Royals, Omar Rudberg is once again lighting up the music scene. With «Dying», he brings raw emotion and captivating vocals that showcase his artistic depth beyond the screen.

Fans of Young Royals and Rudberg’s previous music will be thrilled to see him thriving in both worlds—acting and music. His passion shines through in this powerful new track, marking an exciting chapter in his creative journey.

🎉Newcomer of the Week: PJ Taylor 🎶

We’re thrilled to spotlight PJ Taylor as this week’s Newcomer of the Week with his empowering new single, «This Is My Story». Known for his vibrant energy and captivating performances, PJ returns with a heartfelt anthem celebrating self-acceptance. Following two consecutive #2 hits earlier this year, this latest release is poised to inspire and uplift fans everywhere.

Stay up to date with the LGBTQ Music Chart by following the playlist on Apple Music and/or Spotify. The top 50 playlist updates weekly and may differ from the list below.