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Hot Rock & Alternative Songs

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American record chart by Billboard Magazine
"Rock Songs" redirects here. For information about rock songs, seeRock music.

Hot Rock & Alternative Songs (formerly known asRock Songs andHot Rock Songs) is arecord chart published byBillboard magazine. From its debut on June 20, 2009, through October 13, 2012, the chart ranked the airplay of songs acrossalternative,mainstream rock, andtriple A radio stations in the United States.[1] Beginning with the chart dated October 20, 2012, the chart has followed the methodology of theBillboard Hot 100 by incorporatingdigital download sales, streaming data, and radio airplay of rock songs over all formats.[2] From that time until mid-2020, only the performance of core rock songs, including those with an "alternative bent", were tabulated and ranked for the chart. With the chart dated June 13, 2020,Billboard revamped the chart to permit a broader selection of songs considered alternative "hybrids" with other genres and renamed it to Hot Rock & Alternative Songs.[3]

Number ones

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Band of men performing in front of a crowd. One man is singing, while the others are playing their instruments.
Linkin Park spent 28 weeks atop the chart with three number-one songs. The band also holds the record for most songs to chart in a single week with 23
A photomontage of two men performing. One man is singing and playing the guitar, while the other plays the drums.
The Black Keys' "Lonely Boy" spent 14 weeks atop the chart in 2011, and was later ranked as the year-end number-one song
A man wearing a grey suit smiling for cameras.
Gotye became the first solo artist to reach the number-one position, with the single "Somebody That I Used to Know" in 2012
A man performing in front of a black background.
Prince's single "Purple Rain" is the first posthumous number-one single
Panic! at the Disco in 2015.
Panic! at the Disco's single "High Hopes" is the longest running number-one single
Billie Eilish has spent the most weeks atop the chart for a solo artist and is tied withImagine Dragons with the most number-one songs by an artist with five each. Her 2024 single,Birds of a Feather, was the second song, afterPanic! at the Disco'sHigh Hopes, to reach a year or more at #1.

The first number-one track on the chart wasGreen Day's "Know Your Enemy". Since its introduction, 74 songs have reached the number-one position on chart.Imagine Dragons have had the most with five, combining for a total of 104 weeks at the summit.Panic! at the Disco's "High Hopes" spent a record 65 non-consecutive weeks atop the chart, and along with their song "Hey Look Ma, I Made It", the band claimed the number-one spot on the chart for the entirety of 2019.[4]

Key
No.nth single to top the chart
reReturn of a single to number one
†Billboard year-end number-one song[a]
Number-one songs with artist, date, time spent, and references
No.ArtistTitleReached number oneWeeks at
number one		Ref.
1Green Day"Know Your Enemy"June 20, 20091[7]
2Linkin Park"New Divide"June 27, 200912[8]
3Alice in Chains"Check My Brain"September 19, 20098[9]
4Foo Fighters"Wheels"November 14, 20092[10]
5Breaking Benjamin"I Will Not Bow"November 28, 20092[11]
6Three Days Grace"Break"December 12, 200912[12]
7Alice in Chains"Your Decision"March 6, 20106[13]
8Stone Temple Pilots"Between the Lines"April 17, 20107[14]
9Three Days Grace"The Good Life"June 5, 20106[15]
10Shinedown"The Crow & the Butterfly"July 17, 20101[16]
11The Dirty Heads featuringRome Ramirez"Lay Me Down"July 24, 20101[17]
reShinedown"The Crow & the Butterfly"July 31, 20103[16]
12Linkin Park"The Catalyst"August 21, 20105[18]
13Disturbed"Another Way to Die"September 25, 20101[19]
14Stone Sour"Say You'll Haunt Me"October 2, 20108[20]
15The Black Keys"Tighten Up"November 27, 20102[21]
reStone Sour"Say You'll Haunt Me"December 11, 20101[20]
reThe Black Keys"Tighten Up"December 18, 201010[21]
16Cage the Elephant"Shake Me Down"February 26, 20112[22]
17Foo Fighters"Rope"†[23]March 12, 201120[24]
18"Walk"July 30, 20111[25]
19Red Hot Chili Peppers"The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie"August 6, 20118[26]
reFoo Fighters"Walk"October 1, 20117[25]
20Bush"The Sound of Winter"November 19, 20115[27]
21The Black Keys"Lonely Boy"†[28]December 24, 201114[29]
22Gotye featuringKimbra"Somebody That I Used to Know"March 31, 20124[30]
23Fun featuringJanelle Monáe"We Are Young"April 28, 20121[31]
reGotye featuringKimbra"Somebody That I Used to Know"May 5, 20123[30]
24Linkin Park"Burn It Down"May 26, 201210[32]
25Green Day"Oh Love"August 4, 20121[33]
reLinkin Park"Burn It Down"August 11, 20121[32]
reGreen Day"Oh Love"August 18, 20126[33]
26The Lumineers"Ho Hey"September 29, 20122[34]
27Mumford and Sons"I Will Wait"October 13, 20121[35]
28Fun"Some Nights"October 20, 20128[36]
reThe Lumineers"Ho Hey"December 15, 201216[34]
29Imagine Dragons"Radioactive"†[37]April 6, 201323[38]
30Lorde"Royals"September 14, 201319[39]
31Passenger"Let Her Go"January 25, 20145[40]
32Bastille"Pompeii"†[41]March 1, 201412[42]
33Paramore"Ain't It Fun"May 24, 20141[43]
34Coldplay"A Sky Full of Stars"May 31, 20141[44]
reParamore"Ain't It Fun"June 7, 201410[43]
reColdplay"A Sky Full of Stars"August 16, 20142[44]
35Tove Lo"Habits"August 30, 20146[45]
reColdplay"A Sky Full of Stars"October 11, 20143[44]
36Hozier"Take Me to Church"November 1, 201423[46]
37Walk the Moon"Shut Up and Dance"†[47]April 11, 201527[48]
38X Ambassadors"Renegades"October 17, 20152[49]
39Elle King"Ex's & Oh's"October 31, 201510[50]
40Twenty One Pilots"Stressed Out"†[51]January 9, 201618[52]
41Prince"Purple Rain"May 14, 20161[53]
reTwenty One Pilots"Stressed Out"†May 21, 20165[52]
42"Ride"June 25, 20169[54]
43"Heathens"August 27, 201630[55]
44Imagine Dragons"Believer"†[56]March 25, 201729[57]
45Portugal. The Man"Feel It Still"October 14, 20175[58]
46Imagine Dragons"Thunder"†[59]November 18, 201721[60]
47"Whatever It Takes"April 3, 201817[61]
re"Thunder"July 31, 20183[60]
48"Natural"August 21, 201811[62]
49Panic! at the Disco"High Hopes"†[63]November 10, 201834[64]
50"Hey Look Ma, I Made It"July 6, 201911[65]
re"High Hopes"†September 21, 201931[64]
51Twenty One Pilots"Level of Concern"April 25, 20207[66]
52Powfu featuringBeabadoobee"Death Bed"June 13, 20206[67]
53Juice Wrld andMarshmello"Come & Go"July 25, 20202[68]
54Taylor Swift"Cardigan"August 8, 20201[69]
55Billie Eilish"My Future"August 15, 20201[70]
reJuice Wrld andMarshmello"Come & Go"August 22, 20202[68]
5624kGoldn featuringIann Dior"Mood"†[71]September 5, 202016[72]
57Taylor Swift"Willow"December 26, 20201[73]
re24kGoldn featuringIann Dior"Mood"†January 2, 202119[72]
58The Kid Laroi"Without You"May 15, 20213[74]
59Olivia Rodrigo"Brutal"June 5, 20211[75]
reThe Kid Laroi"Without You"June 12, 20219[74]
60Billie Eilish"Happier Than Ever"August 14, 20214[76]
61Glass Animals"Heat Waves" †[77]September 11, 20214[78]
62Coldplay andBTS"My Universe"October 9, 20212[79]
reGlass Animals"Heat Waves" †October 23, 20211[78]
reColdplay andBTS"My Universe"October 30, 20211[79]
reGlass Animals"Heat Waves" †November 6, 202132[78]
63Kate Bush"Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)"June 18, 202211[80]
64Steve Lacy"Bad Habit"September 3, 202222[81]
65Zach Bryan"Something in the Orange" †[82]February 4, 20236[83]
66Stephen Sanchez"Until I Found You"March 18, 20233[84]
reZach Bryan"Something in the Orange" †April 8, 202314[83]
67Jelly Roll"Need a Favor"July 15, 20234[85]
68Billie Eilish"What Was I Made For?"August 12, 20232[86]
69Olivia Rodrigo"Bad Idea Right?"August 26, 20231[87]
reJelly Roll"Need a Favor"September 2, 20231[85]
70Zach Bryan featuringKacey Musgraves"I Remember Everything" †[88]September 9, 202330[89]
71Hozier"Too Sweet"April 6, 20248[90]
72Billie Eilish"Lunch"June 1, 20241[91]
73Zach Bryan"Pink Skies"June 8, 20241[92]
reHozier"Too Sweet"June 15, 20249[90]
74Billie Eilish"Birds of a Feather"August 17, 202455[93]
75Sombr"Undressed"September 6, 20256[94]
76Sombr"Back to Friends"October 18, 20256[95]

Statistics

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By artist

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Artists by most number-one songs
ArtistNumber-one
songs		Ref.
Imagine Dragons5[96]
Billie Eilish5[97]
Twenty One Pilots4[98]
Foo Fighters3[99]
Linkin Park3[100]
Zach Bryan3[101]
Artists by most weeks at number one
ArtistWeeks at
number-one		Ref.
Imagine Dragons104[38][57][60][61][62]
Panic! at the Disco76[64][65]
Twenty One Pilots71[52][54][55][66]
Billie Eilish63[97]
Zach Bryan51[83][89][92]

Songs by total number of weeks at number one

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Number-one songs by amount of time spent at number one
SongWeeks at
number-one		Ref.
"High Hopes"65[64]
"Birds of a Feather"55[97]
"Heat Waves"37[78]
"Mood"35[72]
"Heathens"30[55]
"I Remember Everything"30[89]

References

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Notes

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  1. ^Songs that have appeared as the number-one rock song of the year, but did not reach number one on the weekly charts and thus are not included areKings of Leon's "Use Somebody" (2009, No. 2 peak),[5] andRise Against's "Savior" (2010, No. 3 peak).[6]

Footnotes

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  1. ^"Ozzy Osbourne's 'Scream' Is 'Greatest Gainer' On 'Rock Songs' Chart".Blabbermouth.net. April 20, 2010. RetrievedNovember 10, 2015.
  2. ^Trust, Gary (October 11, 2012)."Taylor Swift, Rihanna & PSY Buoyed by Billboard Chart Changes".Billboard. RetrievedNovember 20, 2015.
  3. ^Rutherford, Kevin (June 10, 2020)."Billboard Introduces Revamped Hot Rock & Alternative Songs Chart & Debuts Two Rankings".Billboard. RetrievedJune 10, 2020.
  4. ^Gray, Geordie (January 15, 2020)."Panic! At The Disco have had the number 1 rock song for an entire year".Don't Bore Us.The Brag Media. RetrievedJune 10, 2020.
  5. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2009 Year End Charts".Billboard. 2 January 2013. RetrievedNovember 10, 2015.
  6. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2010 Year End Charts".Billboard. 2 January 2013. RetrievedNovember 10, 2015.
  7. ^Chart references for "Know Your Enemy":
  8. ^Chart references for "New Divide":
  9. ^Chart references for "Check My Brain"
  10. ^Chart references for "Wheels":
    • "Rock Songs".Billboard. November 14, 2009. Retrieved2013-01-27.
    • "Rock Songs".Billboard. November 21, 2009. Retrieved2013-01-27.
  11. ^Chart references for "I Will Not Bow":
    • "Rock Songs".Billboard. November 28, 2009. Retrieved2013-01-27.
    • "Rock Songs".Billboard. December 5, 2009. Retrieved2013-01-27.
  12. ^Chart references for "Break":
  13. ^Chart references for "Your Decision"
  14. ^Chart references for "Between the Lines":
  15. ^Chart references for "The Good Life":
  16. ^abChart references for "The Crow & the Butterfly":
  17. ^Chart references for "Lay Me Down":
  18. ^Chart references for "The Catalyst":
  19. ^Chart references for "Another Way to Die":
  20. ^abChart references for "Say You'll Haunt Me":
  21. ^abChart references for "Tighten Up":
  22. ^Chart references for "Shake Me Down":
    • "Rock Songs".Billboard. February 26, 2011. Retrieved2013-01-27.
    • "Rock Songs".Billboard. March 5, 2011. Retrieved2013-01-27.
  23. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2011 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedJanuary 27, 2013.
  24. ^Chart references for "Rope":
  25. ^abChart references for "Walk":
  26. ^Chart references for "The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie":
  27. ^Chart references for "The Sound of Winter":
  28. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2012 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedJanuary 27, 2013.
  29. ^Chart references for "Lonely Boy"
  30. ^abChart references for "Somebody That I Used to Know":
  31. ^Chart references for "We Are Young":
  32. ^abChart references for "Burn It Down":
  33. ^abChart references for "Oh Love":
  34. ^abChart references for "Ho Hey":
  35. ^Chart references for "I Will Wait":
  36. ^Chart references for "Some Nights":
  37. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2013 Year End Charts".Billboard. Retrieved2013-12-13.
  38. ^abChart references for "Radioactive":
  39. ^Chart references for "Royals":
  40. ^Chart references for "Let Her Go":
  41. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2014 Year End Charts".Billboard. Retrieved2014-12-09.
  42. ^Chart references for "Pompeii":
  43. ^abChart references for "Ain't It Fun":
  44. ^abcChart references for "A Sky Full of Stars":
  45. ^Chart references for "Habits (Stay High)":
  46. ^Chart references for Take Me to Church:
  47. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2015 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedDecember 9, 2015.
  48. ^Chart references for "Shut Up and Dance":
  49. ^Chart references for "Renegades":
  50. ^Chart references for "Ex's & Oh's":
  51. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2016 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedFebruary 14, 2017.
  52. ^abcChart references for "Stressed Out":
  53. ^Chart references for "Purple Rain":
  54. ^abChart references for "Ride":
  55. ^abcChart references for "Heathens":
  56. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2017 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedJanuary 14, 2019.
  57. ^abChart references for "Believer":
  58. ^Chart references for "Feel It Still":
  59. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2018 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedJanuary 14, 2019.
  60. ^abcChart references for "Thunder":
  61. ^abChart references for "Whatever It Takes":
  62. ^abChart references for "Natural":
  63. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2019 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedDecember 23, 2019.
  64. ^abcdChart references for "High Hopes":
  65. ^abChart references for "Hey Look Ma, I Made It":
  66. ^abChart references for "Level of Concern":
  67. ^Chart references for "Death Bed":
  68. ^abChart references for "Come & Go":
  69. ^Chart references for "Cardigan":
  70. ^Chart references for "My Future":
  71. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2020 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedMay 15, 2021.
  72. ^abcChart references for "Mood":
  73. ^Chart references for "Willow":
  74. ^abChart references for "Without You":
  75. ^Chart references for "Brutal":
  76. ^Chart references for "Happier Than Ever":
  77. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2022 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedDecember 1, 2022.
  78. ^abcdChart references for "Heat Waves":
  79. ^abChart references for "My Universe":
  80. ^Chart references for "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)":
  81. ^Chart references for "Bad Habits":
  82. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2023 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedNovember 23, 2023.
  83. ^abcChart references for "Something in the Orange":
  84. ^Chart references for "Until I Found You":
  85. ^abChart references for "Need a Favor":
  86. ^Chart references for "What Was I Made For?":
  87. ^Chart references for "Bad Idea Right?":
  88. ^"Billboard Rock Songs – 2024 Year End Charts".Billboard. RetrievedJanuary 31, 2025.
  89. ^abcChart references for "I Remember Everything":
  90. ^abChart references for "Too Sweet":
  91. ^Chart references for "Lunch":
  92. ^abChart references for "Pink Skies":
  93. ^Chart references for "Birds of a Feather":
  94. ^Chart references for "Undressed":
  95. ^ Chart references for "Back to Friends":
  96. ^"Imagine Dragons Album & Song Chart History – Rock Songs".Billboard.Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved2018-04-03.
  97. ^abc"Billie Eilish Chart History – Rock Songs".Billboard.Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved2025-08-26.
  98. ^"Twenty one pilots Album & Song Chart History – Rock Songs".Billboard.Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved2020-04-21.
  99. ^"Foo Fighters Album & Song Chart History – Rock Songs".Billboard.Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved2015-11-10.
  100. ^"Linkin Park Album & Song Chart History – Rock Songs".Billboard.Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved2015-11-10.
  101. ^"Zach Bryan Album & Song Chart History – Rock Songs".Billboard.Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved2024-06-04.

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