
The LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 20 – 2026 – The sound of the LGBTQ community!
The LGBTQ Music Chart returns for Week 20 of 2026 with a powerful, community‑curated Top 50 celebrating global queer artistry. Søren Torpegaard Lund claims Number One, Joel Brogon shines as Spotlight of the Week, José Alfredo takes Newcomer of the Week and Skrellex wins Song of the Week in a vibrant showcase of LGBTQ creativity, emotion and storytelling.
LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 20 – 2026
Your weekly dose of queer brilliance is here — louder, prouder and more electrifying than ever. This week’s chart is a community-curated celebration of LGBTQ artistry from around the world: a sonic rainbow of empowerment, love and fierce creativity that ranges from tender ballads to full-throttle pop anthems. The Top 50 Countdown is live and it’s the soundtrack your weekend needs.
Number One this week
Søren Torpegaard Lund — «Før vi går hjem»
Søren Torpegaard Lund may have finished 7th at Eurovision 2026, but he’s sitting proudly at No. 1 on the LGBTQ Music Chart this week. Raised in the small Danish town of Gudme, he found his calling in musical theatre by age ten and made history at 17 as the youngest ever accepted into The Danish National School of Performing Arts. Since then, he’s starred in major Danish productions as a singer, dancer and actor — a true powerhouse on the rise.
This Week’s Spotlight
Joel Brogon — «Here on the Rio Grande»
Joel Brogon scores Spotlight of the Week with «Here on the Rio Grande», a stunning showcase of his bold queer voice in Folk and Americana. Blending South Texas roots with the sounds of the U.S.–Mexico border, he channels 70s folk storytellers and 90s country tradition, crafting a rich, timeless style that’s unmistakably his.
This Newcomer of the week
José Alfredo — «Perro»
José Alfredo scores Newcomer of the Week with «Perro», a fiery showcase of his evolution as one of Latin pop’s most authentic voices. Since bursting onto the scene with Valiente and Billboard hits like «Cómo Estás» and «Mírame Bien», he’s kept fans hooked with bold sounds, rich emotion and storytelling that hits straight to the heart.
Song of the Week
Skrellex — «Into the wild»
Skrellex scores Song of the Week with «Into the wild», one of the standout Melodi Grand Prix 2026 entries. Skrellex may not have made it to Eurovision, but they did win the hearts of LGBTQ Music Chart voters, who pushed the track to Song of the Week — a fierce fan‑powered victory that proves the wild always wins.
What’s hot this week
- Breakout bangers and beloved anthems dominate the Top 50.
- Expect emotional ballads, glittering pop and club-ready jams.
- The playlist is made by the community, for the community.
Don’t miss the radio show
Tune in for the full countdown, interviews and exclusive mixes that expand the chart into a live celebration. Plug in, press play and let this week playlist move you.
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.

LW = Last WeekWOC = Weeks on ChartPeak = Peak PositionNewcomer = Newcomer of the WeekHighlight of the Week = Editor's PickSong of the Week = Song of the Week (SOTW)Outed on Friday = Queer view on Music Friday
This LGBTQ Music Chart are based on votes given between 4 May 2026 and 10 May 2026.
Topics in this article:
- Americana LGBTQ
- Eurovision 2026 artists
- Joel Brogon Here on the Rio Grande
- José Alfredo Perro
- Latin‑pop LGBTQ
- LGBTQ artists 2026
- LGBTQ community music
- LGBTQ Music Chart Week 20 2026
- LGBTQ pop music
- new LGBTQ music
- queer music chart
- queer music countdown
- queer musicians
- Scandinavian queer artists
- Skrellex Into the Wild
- Søren Torpegaard Lund Før vi går hjem
- Top 50 LGBTQ songs
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