Welcome to our Stadium Music Chart, representing the Top 20 most popular songs playing across the UK’s Sport Stadiums in July 2025.
Top 5
Coming in at #1 on the chart is Nashville DJ and producer it’s murph with ‘My Love – Rework’. The official release of his take on the Justin Timberlake chart-topping hit has gone down a storm amongst football DJs across the world, with positive feedback from the German National Team and MLS side Atlanta United, along with Manchester City and the team at Aston Villa.
Taking the #2 spot on the podium is the new version of Sam Fender‘s ‘Rein Me In’, with Olivia Dean. Released following live performances of the track from the pair on Sam’s UK tour, the song has received love from a swathe of football clubs, including Middlesbrough, a rival of Fender’s beloved Necastle United. At #3 is Sigala with ‘Riptide’, the hitmaker’s new collaboration with Jaxomy and featuring Ilan Kidron that has made waves at the likes of Betfred Super League side giants St Helens and featured on Reading FC’s pre-match playlist ahead of their recent friendly with Tottenham Hotspur.
David Guetta takes the #4 spot with ‘Together’, his latest collaboration with Hypaton. Built around a sample from Bonnie Tyler’s ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart (Turn Around)’, the track has received love in from Sheffield Sharks Basketball side with the DJ at Bristol City/Bears and Gloucestershire Cricket declaring that: “David Guetta always improves music”. Taking the final spot in the top 5 are Swedish House Mafia with ‘Wait So Long’, a track that has kicked off the new 3.0 era for the iconic trio.
Rounding out the Top 10
Sitting at #6 is the most recent link-up between Sonny Fodera and Jazzy, ‘All this Time’. The duo’s latest hit collaboration received praise for its Ibiza vibes from the team the Anfield & Wembley concourse, plus She A Baller’s DJ EMS. Lewis Capaldi‘s post-hiatus single ‘Survive’ takes the #7 spot with Liverpool’s matchday team commenting that they are “glad he’s back” in their positive review of the track.
Coming in at #8 is Alok with ‘Unforgettable’, one of two new releases from the Brazilian superstar DJ. Featuring Zimbabwe-born, London-based hitmaker Daecolm and Hamburg/Lisbon based artist Malou, the single received love for its “sweet summer vibes” by Chesterfield among other glowing reviews from the football world. At #9 is MK‘s UK chart-topping single, ‘Dior’, which proved a smash-hit with DJs at Trent Rockets, Aston Villa, Manchester City and more. The last spot in the top goes to, ‘Victory Lap’, the massive collaboration between fred again.., Skepta and PlaqueBoymax, declared as “straight heat” by DJ EU of Atlanta United among numerous glowing reviews.
11 through 20
Just missing out on the top 10 at #11 are Irish dance duo NewEra with ‘Body’, featuring Hayley May, with the vibes summed up by team at MK Dons as “proper summery to go with the lovely weather”. After back-to-back chart appearances for previous single, ‘FUFN’, UK pop superstar JADE returns for a third month in a row in July with ‘Plastic Box’ at #12. The Symmetrik x BL3SS rework of ‘We Don’t Have To (Clothes Off)’ is at #13, whilst Reverend And The Makers return single ‘Haircut’ featuring Line of Duty star Vicky McClure at #14 after praise from the likes of Middlesbrough, Preston and Basingstoke Bisons Ice Hockey. Leeds vocalist and songwriter Charlotte Haining is at #15 with, ‘Why Can’t It Always Be Like This’, receiving love from the team at Manchester City among others.
At #16 is eclectic South African DJ/producer Vanco with ‘Ma Tnsani (Yalla Habibi) (feat. AYA)’, while Shadow Child coming in at #17 with the nostalgic ‘Say It Now’, picking up downloads for matchday playlist at Portsmouth FC among others. ‘Unravelling’, the new single from rock titans Muse, sits at #18 after getting a thumbs up from Leeds United and Preston among others. Jax Jones‘ latest release in his Y2K! series, ‘Stereo’ is at #19, while taking the final spot in the chart top 20 are Manchester indie group Rosellas with their latest single ‘Get Over Yourself’.
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