Scott's Monthly Songs Top 40 Charts: June 2026

Summer Fever Dream

June is the beginning of the Summer Fever Dream — where the music becomes brighter, louder, warmer, and more alive. After May built the pre-summer momentum, June takes everything to the next level. The chart now feels like long drives, beach nights, concerts, sunsets, late-night speakers, and that rush of energy when summer finally arrives.

The sound of June is full of movement. Drum & Bass continues to lead with emotional speed, uplifting melodies, and powerful drops that feel perfect for warm nights and open roads. EDM becomes more festival-ready, bringing bigger atmosphere, cleaner builds, and songs that feel made for crowds and summer memories. Dance-pop and Hot AC add brightness and catchy hooks, keeping the chart polished, melodic, and easy to replay.

Country pop also plays a major role in the Summer Fever Dream. These songs bring warmth, storytelling, and that windows-down feeling that fits perfectly with sunny afternoons and breezy drives. At the same time, alternative rock and heavier songs still bring passion and release, but the energy feels more anthemic than dark — built around emotion, connection, and big choruses.

Summer Fever Dream works because it captures your mix of EDM, Drum & Bass, Country Pop, Hot AC, and Rock all turning into one big summer mood.

🎧 Scott’s Top 40 Charts — Summer Fever 2026

These are the songs currently defining the transition from spring into summer. The chart blends melodic Drum & Bass, emotional rock, uplifting EDM, and country crossover energy into one evolving soundtrack built for longer days, night drives, concerts, and future summer memories.

Scott’s Mainstream Charts for June

Top 40 Songs

1. In Every Life — Koven Remix — Audien, Koven

This song opens the June chart with emotional Drum & Bass energy. It feels like a song about connection, memories, and the kind of feeling that follows you through every chapter of life.

2. Still Do — Anne Wilson, Cole Swindell

This song brings country-pop emotion into the Top 5. It feels like a song about still caring for someone, still remembering the good moments, and holding onto feelings that never fully disappear.

3. Breakthrough — TIM3LIMIT, Mango

This song feels like a major rise-up moment. It represents pushing forward, finding momentum, and breaking into a new level just in time for summer.

4. Holding On — Friction, Sam Harper

This track has a strong emotional DnB feeling. It sounds like holding onto hope, energy, and someone important even when life keeps moving fast.

5. Bar And Back — Josh Ross

This song gives the chart a warm country-pop lane. It feels like nights out, memories, heartbreak, and the kind of small-town story that works perfectly for summer evenings.

6. Midnight Sun — Kanine

This song feels built for late-night summer energy. The title gives it a glowing night-sky feeling, like driving under bright lights while the beat keeps pushing forward.

7. Naughty Girl — Changing Faces, LIIA

This one brings playful dance-pop energy to the chart. It gives the June list a flirty, upbeat, club-ready feeling without losing its mainstream appeal.

8. Can’t Sit Still — Lainey Wilson

This song feels like pure movement and personality. It brings country confidence, summer fun, and the energy of someone who cannot stay in one place for long.

9. In Waves — Three Days Grace

This track brings emotional rock power into the Top 10. It feels like dealing with feelings that come back again and again, hitting hard like waves.

10. Free — Beartooth

This song feels like breaking out of pressure and finally letting go. It gives the chart a heavy but uplifting rock moment about freedom and release.

11. Eternity — Wilkinson, Mougleta

This song has a big emotional DnB sound. It feels like a long-lasting connection, a summer memory, or a feeling that seems like it could last forever.

12. HIGH — Magnolia Park, Arrows in Action

This song adds bright alternative-pop energy. It feels youthful, fast, emotional, and perfect for a chart that mixes rock attitude with pop hooks.

13. Alive — Metrik

This track feels like a burst of life. It gives the chart a festival-ready DnB moment about energy, movement, and feeling awake again.

14. Ocean Eyes — TELYKAST, Frank Walker, Steerner, Jazara

This song brings a smooth summer dance-pop feeling. It feels romantic, beachy, emotional, and perfect for late afternoon drives or sunset playlists.

15. Hate How You Look — Josh Ross

This song adds country-pop heartbreak and honesty. It feels like a complicated relationship song where attraction, frustration, and emotion are all mixed together.

16. Pretty When You Break — Ekoh, Catch Your Breath

This song brings a darker emotional edge. It feels like seeing someone struggle, break down, and still carry beauty through the pain.

17. Mouth Go LaLa — Armin van Buuren, Maddix, Caroline Roxy

This track adds wild club energy to the chart. It feels fun, loud, fast, and made for a summer nightlife or festival setting.

18. What You Want — T & Sugah, Ekko & Sidetrack

This song feels direct and energetic. It brings a clean DnB drive, like chasing a feeling, a person, or a goal with full speed.

19. touch — Disciples Remix — Kaskade, MKLA, Disciples

This remix gives the chart a smooth house groove. It feels intimate, emotional, and club-ready, with a softer dance style that still works for mainstream radio.

20. All I Need — Disciples, Kyozo

This song brings warm house energy. It feels like needing one person, one feeling, or one moment to make everything feel right.

21. Glory — Our Last Night

This song gives the chart a powerful rock anthem. It feels like fighting for something bigger, rising through struggle, and turning pain into victory.

22. Devotion (Sweetest Emotion) — Joel Corry, RAHH

This song brings a soulful house feeling. It feels like loyalty, love, and emotional commitment wrapped in a dance-friendly summer sound.

23. Wish I Didn’t — Megan Moroney

This song brings country heartbreak into the chart. It feels like regretting feelings you still have and wishing you could move on more easily.

24. What Have I Done — Mango

This track has an emotional, reflective DnB feeling. It sounds like looking back at choices, mistakes, or changes and wondering how things got to this point.

25. Blame a Country Song — FILMORE

This song is a perfect country-pop chart song. It feels like memories, romance, and heartbreak all being tied to the music that was playing at the time.

26. OUTTASPACE — Primate Edit — Sigma, Primate, Kazhi, VALLO

This song brings fast, futuristic DnB energy. It feels like escaping reality, going higher, and launching the chart into full summer rave mode.

27. Glow — Delta Heavy, ÆON:MODE, Nu-La

This song feels bright, emotional, and powerful. It brings a glowing summer-night energy, like finding light in the middle of movement and chaos.

28. insomniac — mad routine, Veela, My City Glory

This song brings a late-night emotional feeling. It feels like staying awake with your thoughts, memories, and feelings when the world gets quiet.

29. Without You — Krewella

This song adds emotional dance-pop strength. It feels like missing someone, feeling incomplete, and turning heartbreak into a big electronic anthem.

30. SHADES OF BLUE — John Summit, Devault, Julia Church

This song brings deep house emotion to the chart. It feels moody, stylish, and perfect for late-night summer drives or city lights.

31. Bass Face — Lee Mvtthews, Bennie

This song is all about energy and bass reaction. It feels like the fun, aggressive side of DnB, built for movement and crowd energy.

32. The Star Spangled Banner — Live — Charlie Puth

This song gives the chart a patriotic vocal moment. It feels especially fitting for June and early summer as the season moves toward Fourth of July energy.

33. Turned Into Missing You — Max McNown, Avery Anna

This song brings emotional country-pop storytelling. It feels like trying to move on but realizing the feeling has turned into missing someone even more.

34. Ultra Love — KSHMR, Jason Ross, Brieanna Grace

This song feels big, bright, and festival-ready. It brings a romantic progressive dance sound that fits summer nights and emotional peak moments.

35. Lorelei — ERNEST

This song gives the chart a storytelling country moment. It feels personal, reflective, and warm, with the kind of character-driven feeling country music does well.

36. Better Than You — Our Last Night

This song brings confident rock energy. It feels like moving past someone, proving yourself, and turning frustration into strength.

37. Down On It — LUST (AU)

This song adds a club-style house groove. It feels like nightlife, dancing, and keeping the summer party section of the chart alive.

38. Little More Time — Niall Horan

This song brings soft pop emotion to the chart. It feels like wanting more time with someone, more time to heal, or more time before something changes.

39. Home Videos — Taylor Acorn

This song feels nostalgic and personal. It brings memories, growing up, and looking back at moments that now feel emotional.

40. What Could Go Right — Thomas Rhett, Lanie Gardner

This song closes the Top 40 with a hopeful country-pop feeling. It feels like choosing optimism, taking a chance, and wondering what good things could happen next.

Highlights into June Top 40 Charts

As June begins, several songs from late May and early June stand out as major highlights that helped define the Summer Fever Dream sound. These tracks show how the chart moved from May’s pre-summer build into a bigger, brighter, and more emotional summer direction, with Drum & Bass, EDM, rock, country-pop, and dance-pop all making major moves.

My favorite part of the June Charts is how many Top 5 songs peaked right as the sound started turning into a true summer movement. Too Fast by Emily Makis reached #1 on May 9, bringing late-spring Drum & Bass energy into the chart, while Holding On by Friction & Sam Harper hit #1 on May 16 with a more emotional and uplifting DnB sound. Still Doby Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell reached #1 on May 29, bringing country-pop emotion all the way to the top right before June began. Then on June 5, In Every Life — Koven Remix by Audien and Koven became the perfect #1 for the Summer Fever Dream sound. Breakthrough by TIM3LIMIT and Mango made it just in time to peak at #2 as one of the biggest transformation songs of the month. The Top 5 also showed how strong rock and country were during this period, with Broken Mirror by Architects, WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! by Our Last Night, Lost by Catch Your Breath, and Turn This Truck Around by Jordan Davis all making major peaks. Together, these songs show the best part of the June Charts with emotional Drum & Bass, country warmth, rock power, and summer momentum all peaking at the same time.

These songs started off under the charts but found strong success as they moved from May into the June Top 40 Charts. Pretty When You Break by Ekoh & Catch Your Breath, Better Than You by Our Last Night, and Home Videos by Taylor Acorn brought emotional rock and alternative power into the chart, giving June more intensity, reflection, and connection. Country and pop additions like Turned Into Missing You by Max McNown & Avery Anna, Little More Time by Niall Horan, and What Could Go Right by Thomas Rhett & Lanie Gardner brought warmth, storytelling, hope, and that softer summer feeling. Meanwhile, Devotion (Sweetest Emotion) by Joel Corry & RAHH, SHADES OF BLUE by John Summit, Devault & Julia Church, Glow by Delta Heavy, ÆON:MODE & Nu-La, Down On It by LUST (AU), and Ultra Love by KSHMR, Jason Ross & Brieanna Grace added a stylish dance, house, and melodic electronic feeling. Together, these songs helped prove that the June Charts were not only built by the biggest hits at the top, but also by the rising tracks that grew from underneath and became part of the Summer Fever Dream.

Overall, June is where the summer soundtrack fully begins. The songs feel confident, colorful, and wide open. It is not just about intensity anymore — it is about atmosphere, escape, emotion, and momentum. The June Charts capture that feeling of stepping into summer and letting the music take over.

The Country and Hot AC side is also very strong with Still Do, Bar And Back, Can’t Sit Still, Hate How You Look, Wish I Didn’t, Blame a Country Song, Turned Into Missing You, Little More Time, and What Could Go Right.

The Alternative Rock side gives the chart more attitude with In Waves, Free, HIGH, Pretty When You Break, Glory, The Dirt, Better Than You, and Apologies. This makes the June chart feel like a full mainstream summer launch.

Highlights into June

As June begins,

My choices of songs peaked at

#1 Too Fast - Emliy Makis 5/9

#1 Holding On - Friction, Sam Harper 5/16

#1 Still Do - Anne Wilson feat. Cole Swindell 5/29

#1 In Every Life — Koven Remix — Audien, Koven 6/5

#2 Breakthrough — TIM3LIMIT, Mango 6/5

#3 Broken Mirror – Architects 5/14

#4 WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! – Our Last Night 5/14

#5 Lost – Catch Your Breath 5/14

#5 Turn This Truck Around - Jordan Davis 5/23

#9 You Phase - Mitchell Tenpenny 5/23

#11 Eternity — Wilkinson, Mougleta 6/5

#14 Freak Of Nature – Exception & LICIA 5/29

#14 Pop Off – GRiZ & Levity 5/23

#18 Turbo Speed – Control Alt Delete 5/29

#18 What You Want — T & Sugah, Ekko & Sidetrack 6/6

#19 cheap talks - PET3RPUNK 5/23

#20 touch — Disciples Remix — Kaskade, MKLA, Disciples 6/7

#21 All I Need — Disciples, Kyozo Category: EDM / House 6/6

#21 Getaway Car – Dustin Lynch 5/24

#22 Glory — Our Last Night 6/6

#23 We Can Awlays Move On - Cole Swindell feat. Priscilla Block

#24 The Dirt — Archers 6/6

#25 Blame a Country Song — FILMORE 6/7

#26 Mind Illuminate – Alok, SIDEPIECE & Victor Ruiz

#34 Outta My Head – Census 6/1

#35 Never Let You Go – MK & Illyus & Barrientos 6/1

#36 Last One Standing – ENMY 6/1

New Arrivals

Pretty When You Break — Ekoh, Catch Your Breath

Devotion (Sweetest Emotion) — Joel Corry, RAHH

What Have I Done — Mango

Blame a Country Song — FILMORE

OUTTASPACE — Primate Edit — Sigma, Primate, Kazhi, VALLO

Glow — Delta Heavy, ÆON:MODE, Nu-La

insomniac — mad routine, Veela, My City Glory

Without You — Krewella

SHADES OF BLUE — John Summit, Devault, Julia Church

Bass Face — Lee Mvtthews, Bennie

The Star Spangled Banner — Live — Charlie Puth

Turned Into Missing You — Max McNown, Avery Anna

Ultra Love — KSHMR, Jason Ross, Brieanna Grace

Lorelei — ERNEST

Better Than You — Our Last Night

Down On It — LUST (AU)

Little More Time — Niall Horan

Home Videos — Taylor Acorn

What Could Go Right — Thomas Rhett, Lanie Gardner