THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY — THE 2010s
20 fantastic records that never reached UK No.1 on their original release! Every one of these songs has, according to our best research and estimates, sold more than enough over its lifetime to have been a UK No.1 hit. Some have sold vastly more than many actual chart-toppers! Think of “Mr. Brightside” by The Killers or “Wonderwall” by Oasis. Neither reached UK No.1, yet both became enormous long-term successes. Some came agonisingly close, while others found their greatest success years later. They may have missed the top spot, but they certainly didn’t miss out on success!

2010s — The Ones That Got Away

20 unforgettable hits
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Lana Del Rey

“Video Games”
2011UK peak: No.9

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M83

“Midnight City”
2011UK peak: No.34

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Frank Ocean

“Thinkin Bout You”
2012UK peak: No.37

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Arctic Monkeys

“Do I Wanna Know?”
2013UK peak: No.11

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Hozier

“Take Me to Church”
2013UK peak: No.2

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Sia

“Chandelier”
2014UK peak: No.6

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The Weeknd

“Can’t Feel My Face”
2015UK peak: No.3

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Twenty One Pilots

“Stressed Out”
2015UK peak: No.12

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Rag’n’Bone Man

“Human”
2016UK peak: No.2

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Billie Eilish

“bad guy”
2019UK peak: No.2

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The 1975

“Somebody Else”
2016UK peak: No.55

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Major Lazer and DJ Snake featuring MØ

“Lean On”
2015UK peak: No.2

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Khalid

“Location”
2016UK peak: No.67

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Zara Larsson

“Lush Life”
2015UK peak: No.3

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Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna

“This Is What You Came For”
2016UK peak: No.3

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Dua Lipa

“IDGAF”
2018UK peak: No.3

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George Ezra

“Paradise”
2018UK peak: No.2

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Ariana Grande

“no tears left to cry”
2018UK peak: No.2

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Marshmello and Bastille

“Happier”
2018UK peak: No.2

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Post Malone and Swae Lee

“Sunflower”
2018UK peak: No.3

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