The LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 24 – 2026 – The sound of the LGBTQ community!
The LGBTQ Music Chart returns for Week 24 of 2026 with a dynamic, community‑driven celebration of global queer talent. Fernando do Vale holds Number One with «Gay Latin», Hector Lopez delivers Highlight of the Week, KEiiNO claim Newcomer of the Week and Kevin Chomat takes Song of the Week in a vibrant showcase of LGBTQ creativity, culture and sound.
LGBTQ Music Chart – Week 24 – 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
Fernando Do Vale — «Gay Latin»
Fernando do Vale storms to No. 1 on the LGBTQ Music Chart with his hit «Gay Latin». The rising Brazilian digital creator and multimedia producer fuses AI, electronic music and LGBTQIA+ culture into a bold, future‑focused sound. His boundary‑pushing work across tech and art cements him as one of Brazil’s most exciting new digital voices.
This Week’s Highlight
Hector Lopez — «Gracias madre»
Hector Lopez is this week’s Highlight of the Week with «Gracias madre». The Stockholm‑based singer, dancer, actor and educator brings his full star power to the track. Trained at Musikalakademien, Balettakademien and Stockholm University, he’s shone in everything from Hagz to Die Fledermaus and even performed the EuroPride Oslo 2014 anthem «Love». A true multilingual, multi‑talented force, Hector delivers yet another standout moment.
This Newcomer of the week
KEiiNO — «Freya»
KEiiNO’s new single «Freya» storms in as this week’s Newcomer of the Week, kicking off summer with pure Scandi‑pop power. Crafted with co‑producers Antonio Escobar and Rüdiger Schramm, lyrics by Alexander Olsson, mixing by Simon Bergseth and mastering by Henkka Niemistö, it’s a polished, punchy return from Norway’s pop heroes — and the ultimate soundtrack for the season.
Song of the Week
Kevin Chomat — «Dernier Soupir»
Kevin Chomat’s «Dernier Soupir» is this week’s Song of the Week, marking a striking new chapter for the Saint‑Étienne‑born artist. A drummer and pianist turned vocalist at 15, he grew into a pop‑driven songwriter and launched his solo project in 2014, recording early work at Brussels’ famed ICP Studios with producer Phil Delire. Now he returns with «Dernier Soupir» («Last Breath»), a polished, emotional release showcasing his evolving artistry.
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.
Look here : Spotify has begun blocking playlists from public view without proof of any terms breach — including our own Outed On Friday! playlist. We’ve protested, but there’s no official way to appeal. As a result, we no longer consider Spotify a reliable partner. We strongly recommend following our playlists on Apple Music as a backup. For now, Outed On Friday! is only available on Apple Music — Spotify made it this way. If you have a contact person at Spotify, we’d truly appreciate your help in getting our playlist accessible to everyone again.
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 1 June 2026 and 7 June 2026.
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