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Billboard Year-End Top Artist

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Annual top-charting music artist in the United States

Billboard Year-End Top Artist (also known asBillboard Artist of the Year) is the annual top-chartingmusic artist in theUnited States. The accolade has been published byBillboard magazine since 1981, based on a combined statistical performance on theweekly charts of theBillboard 200 and theBillboard Hot 100.[1] Between 1963 and 1980, the top artists were separated for albums and singles. In 1963,Peter, Paul and Mary became the first annual Top Albums Artist andThe Beach Boys became the first annual Top Singles Artist. In 1981,REO Speedwagon became the first annual Top Artist of the Year.

During the 1970s and the 1980s, before the advent of theBillboard Music Awards, the Year-End Top Artists were honored with trophies as part of theBillboard Number One Awards/Trendsetter Awards. TheTop Artist category of theBillboard Music Awards has been created since 1993, although it did not always correspond with the Year-End Top Artist, due to the difference of cut-off period. The 2011 Year-End Top Artist wasAdele, butEminem received the Top Artist trophy at the2011Billboard Music Awards. Other Year-End Top Artists who have not won the trophy includeBruno Mars (2013),One Direction (2014), andBad Bunny (2022).

Taylor Swift has been named the Year-End Top Artist four times, more than any other act. She achieved the title in three separate decades—the 2000s, the 2010s, and the 2020s. In 1990,New Kids on the Block became the first act to top the Year-End Top Artists chart twice, and in 2016,Adele became the first act to top the chart three times. Prior to the existence of the combined artists charts,the Beatles became the first act to be simultaneously listed as the Top Albums Artist and Top Singles Artist of the Year in 1964. In 1983,Michael Jackson became the first act to achieve all the Top Artist, Top Albums Artist, and Top Singles Artists titles in the same year.

List of top artists of the year

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Taylor Swift is the Top Artist of 2009, 2015, 2023, and 2024.
New Kids on the Block is the Top Artist of 1989 and 1990.
Garth Brooks is the Top Artist of 1992 and 1993.
Destiny's Child is the Top Artist of 2000 and 2001.
Usher is the Top Artist of 1998 and 2004.
50 Cent is the Top Artist of 2003 and 2005.
YearTop Artists of the Year
(Combined)		TopAlbums ArtistsTopSingles ArtistsRef.
1963—Peter, Paul and MaryThe Beach Boys[2]
1964—The BeatlesThe Beatles[3]
1965—The BeatlesHerman's Hermits[4]
1966—Herb AlpertThe Beatles[5]
1967—Herb Alpert & the Tijuana BrassThe Monkees[6]
1968—Herb Alpert & the Tijuana BrassAretha Franklin[7]
1969—The BeatlesCreedence Clearwater Revival[8]
1970—Creedence Clearwater RevivalThe Jackson 5[9]
1971—ChicagoThree Dog Night[10]
1972—Roberta FlackAl Green (tie)
Michael Jackson (tie)		[11]
1973—Deep PurpleGladys Knight & the Pips[12]
1974—Jim CroceGladys Knight & the Pips[13]
1975—Elton John—[14]
1976—AerosmithDiana Ross[15]
1977—Fleetwood MacRod Stewart[16]
1978—Bee GeesBee Gees[17]
1979—Billie JoelDonna Summer[18]
1980—Pink FloydMichael Jackson[19]
1981REO SpeedwagonREO SpeedwagonKenny Rogers[20]
1982The Go-Go'sThe Go-Go'sOlivia Newton-John[21]
1983Michael JacksonMichael JacksonMichael Jackson[22]
1984Lionel RichieLionel RichieLionel Richie[23]
1985MadonnaPrince andthe RevolutionMadonna[24]
1986Whitney HoustonWhitney HoustonJanet Jackson[25]
1987Bon JoviBon JoviMadonna[26]
1988George MichaelGeorge MichaelGeorge Michael[27]
1989New Kids on the BlockGuns N' RosesBobby Brown[28]
1990New Kids on the BlockNew Kids on the BlockJanet Jackson[29]
1991Mariah CareyGarth BrooksMariah Carey[30]
1992Garth BrooksGarth BrooksBoyz II Men[31]
1993Garth BrooksGarth BrooksWhitney Houston[32]
1994Ace of BaseAce of BaseAce of Base[33]
1995TLCHootie & the BlowfishTLC[34]
1996Alanis MorissetteAlanis MorissetteMariah Carey[35]
1997LeAnn RimesLeAnn RimesElton John[36]
1998UsherCeline DionUsher[37]
1999Backstreet BoysBackstreet BoysTLC[38]
2000Destiny's ChildBritney SpearsDestiny's Child[39]
2001Destiny's ChildThe BeatlesDestiny's Child[40]
2002NellyEminemAshanti[41]
200350 Cent50 Cent50 Cent[42]
2004UsherUsherUsher[43]
200550 Cent50 Cent50 Cent[44]
2006Chris BrownRascal FlattsSean Paul[45]
2007AkonDaughtryAkon[46]
2008Chris BrownJosh GrobanChris Brown[47]
2009Taylor SwiftTaylor SwiftLady Gaga[48]
2010Lady GagaTaylor SwiftKesha[49]
2011AdeleAdeleKaty Perry[50]
2012AdeleAdeleRihanna[51]
2013Bruno MarsJustin TimberlakeBruno Mars[52]
2014One DirectionTaylor SwiftKaty Perry[53]
2015Taylor SwiftTaylor SwiftThe Weeknd[54]
2016AdeleAdeleDrake[55]
2017Ed SheeranDrakeEd Sheeran[56]
2018DrakeDrakeDrake[57]
2019Post MalonePost MalonePost Malone[58]
2020Post MalonePost MaloneThe Weeknd[59]
2021DrakeTaylor SwiftOlivia Rodrigo[60]
2022Bad BunnyTaylor SwiftBad Bunny[61]
2023Taylor SwiftTaylor SwiftMorgan Wallen[62]
2024Taylor SwiftTaylor SwiftTaylor Swift[63]

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  59. ^Billboard 2020 year-end charts:
  60. ^Billboard 2021 year-end charts:
  61. ^Billboard 2022 year-end charts:
  62. ^Billboard 2023 year-end charts:
  63. ^Billboard 2024 year-end charts:
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