Top of the Pops, 21st September 2023

It's quite a moment this week as none other than the Rolling Stones are welcomed back to the Top of the Pops studio after decades away. More familiar faces (to younger viewers) are Leigh-Anne with a respectable second solo hit, BTS's V making his solo debut, and the chart queen of the moment Olivia Rodrigo. None of them can knock Doja Cat off the top, though, and she has another outlandish red-themed performance to delight the viewers.

Debuts: ANOTR, Abel Balder

Leigh-Anne ft. Ayra Starr - My Love

In at number 28

Burna Boy - City Boys

Up 9 to number 23

The Rolling Stones - Angry

In at number 34

ANOTR ft. Abel Balder - Relax My Eyes

Up 6 to number 33

Troye Sivan - Rush

Up 1 to number 21

V - Slow Dancing

In at number 24

Olivia Rodrigo - Get Him Back

Highest New Entry - In at number 7

Doja Cat - Paint The Town Red

Second week at number 1

PRESENTER: Radzi Chinyanganya

Top of the Pops, 11th May 2023

It's a big week for Nines, who appears with two new tracks, guest stars in tow - and his hit Tony Soprano from last week is riding high as well. More fresh sounds come from Tyler the Creator, while at the other end of the scale are Glass Animals whose phenomenon of a track has now spent well over two years on the chart.

Friend of the show Zara Larsson is welcomed back, we remember Carlos Santana for some reason, and Calvin and Ellie make it four at the top.

Debuts: Kali Uchis, Aisa, J Styles

Ayra Starr - Rush

Up 1 to number 32

Tyler the Creater ft. Kali Uchis - See You Again

Up 9 to number 27

Zara Larsson - Can't Tame Her

Up 4 to number 26

Bakar - Hell N Back

Up 29 to number 22

Glass Animals - Heat Waves

Long Runner - Up 3 to number 35 after 123 weeks

From The Vault: Carlos Santana ft. The Product G&B - Maria Maria

Back in at number 51

Nines ft. Aisa and J Styles - Calendar / Favela

Highest New Entry - In at number 19 / In at number 34

Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding - Miracle

Fourth week at number 1

PRESENTER: Alison Hammond

Top of the Pops, 23rd March 2023

It's been a while since a massive track splatted into the top ten but that's what we have this week, as Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding smash down at number 3. It's not enough to best Miley Cyrus though, and her next-best competition seems to come from herself as River is the second highest new entry.

Further down we have Switch Disco with their own Robert Miles homage, well deserved returns from Ayra Starr, Coi LeRay and (at yet another new peak) Lizzy McAlpine, plus the first bit of drill for a while from Digga D. And lovely George Ezra pops in to celebrate the vernal equinox.

Debuts: Switch Disco

Coi LeRay - Players

Up 1 to number 9

Ayra Starr - Rush

Up 4 to number 24

Lizzy McAlpine - Ceilings

Up 1 to number 6

Digga D - Energy

In at number 19

Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding - Miracle

Highest New Entry - In at number 3

Switch Disco ft. Ella Henderson - React

High Climber - Up 14 to number 40

George Ezra - Green Green Grass

Up 2 to number 13

Miley Cyrus - Flowers / River

Ninth week at number 1 / In at number 16

PRESENTERS: Maya Jama and Lorraine Kelly

Top of the Pops, 9th March 2023

It's a varied selection this week, as chart fluctuations mean that several tracks from the lower half of the top 40 are featured. That means debut appearances for Caity Baser, Ayra Starr and Superstar Pride, a return to the show for Freya Ridings, and a reprise of Hide & Seek from Stormzy. Star power comes from a huge team-up by friends of the show Ariana Grande and The Weeknd, while Miley Cyrus makes it lucky seven weeks on top.

Debuts: Caity Baser, Superstar Pride, Ayra Starr

Caity Baser - Pretty Boys

In at number 35

Superstar Pride - Painting Pictures

In at number 33

Stormzy - Hide & Seek

Up 7 to number 21

Ayra Starr - Rush

Up 7 to number 29

Freya Ridings - Weekends

Highest New Entry - In at number 31

D4VD - Here With Me

Up 5 to number 34

The Weeknd ft. Ariana Grande - Die For You

High Climber - Up 33 to number 4

Miley Cyrus - Flowers

Seventh week at number 1

PRESENTER: Kimberly Walsh