Top 100 Pop Artists of the 2010s

Pop music evolved immensely in the 2010s, with new global superstars emerging alongside genre-blending creativity, alongside the hip-hop and EDM infusions into pop, R&B and Latin music. The decade also featured cross-language breaks into the global market(the rise of BLACKPINK and BTS). Each artist from this new wave either had massive streaming numbers or devoted fan base. The latter half of the decade was dominated by Taylor Swift, Drake and Adele with constant new records being minted, while Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran and The Weeknd took the streaming world by storm. Billboard’s Hot 100 and Billboard 200 tracks tracked the evolution of the trends by reflecting a mix of collectible numbers and the growing effort of downloads, marking all the key milestones in the transforming world of music. Through decades, the new and viral face of the music industry defined the collective sound of a generation along with existing artist. This list ranks the Top 100 Pop Artists of the 2010s based striclty off thier perfomance on the Billboard charts.

1. Drake

Drake reigned as the biggest chart force of the 2010s. With hits spanning “God’s Plan,” “Hotline Bling,” “Nice for What” and more, he notched multiple Billboard Hot 100 No.1 singles. His albums (e.g. Views, Scorpion) dominated the Billboard 200 for weeks on end. Drake’s streaming records, Grammy wins, and consistent Hot 100 presence made him Billboard’s Artist of the Decade, reflecting unmatched chart success.

2. Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift crossed genres while shattering records. In the 2010s she earned numerous No.1 albums (Fearless, 1989, Reputation, Lover) and seven Hot 100 No.1 hits (including “Shake It Off” and “Blank Space”). Her singles also spent many weeks in the Hot 100’s top 10. Social media and sold-out tours boosted her profile, but it was her string of monster-selling albums and chart-topping singles that made her the decade’s top female artist.

3. Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars racked up big pop hits and blockbuster albums. He scored several Hot 100 No.1 singles (for example, “Just the Way You Are,” “Grenade,” “That’s What I Like”) and multi-Platinum smashes like “Uptown Funk.” All of his major albums (including Doo-Wops & Hooligans, Unorthodox Jukebox, 24K Magic) hit No.1 on the Billboard 200. His irresistible blend of pop, R&B and funk, plus consistent radio play, kept him among the decade’s most successful chart-topping artists.

4. Rihanna

Rihanna dominated pop charts like few others. She notched nine Hot 100 No.1 hits in the 2010s (such as “Diamonds,” “We Found Love,” “Work”) – more than anyone else that decade – accumulating over 40 weeks at No.1. Her albums (Loud, Talk That Talk, Unapologetic, ANTI) each debuted atop the Billboard 200. Paired with massive digital sales and streaming, these singles and albums made Rihanna one of the era’s most prolific Billboard chart-toppers.

5. Adele

Adele achieved historic success with only a handful of releases. Her two 2010s albums (21 and 25) each dominated charts – both spent months atop the Billboard 200 and each sold millions. Singles “Rolling in the Deep” and “Hello” led the Hot 100 for many weeks. Adele’s massive digital and album sales, Grammy sweeps, and record-breaking runs at No.1 made her one of the decade’s defining artists despite a relatively small discography.

6. Ed Sheeran

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran became a pop juggernaut. He released multiple Billboard 200-topping albums (× and ÷) and a slew of hit singles. “Thinking Out Loud,” “Shape of You,” and “Perfect” all reached the top 10 of the Hot 100, with the latter two hitting No.1. His catchy acoustic-pop tracks and prolific presence (including features like “I Don’t Care”) meant dozens of Hot 100 entries. By decade’s end, Ed’s sales and streams ranked him among the 2010s’ chart royalty.

7. Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber grew from teen sensation to global pop superstar. He tallied numerous Hot 100 hits: singles like “What Do You Mean?,” “Sorry,” and “Love Yourself” all reached No.1. His album Purpose launched at No.1 on Billboard 200, and earlier albums also performed strongly. Bieber’s ubiquitous radio singles, massive social media following and sold-out tours translated into an unbroken run of top-charting records and made him one of the decade’s most successful artists.

8. Katy Perry

Katy Perry was a chart mainstay, especially in the early 2010s. She became the first woman with five Hot 100 No.1 singles from one album (the Teenage Dream era: “California Gurls,” “Teenage Dream,” “Firework,” “Last Friday Night,” and “E.T.”). Other hits like “Roar” from her next album also topped charts. All her major albums (Teenage Dream, Prism, Witness) debuted at No.1 on Billboard 200. Katy’s string of blockbuster anthems made her one of the decade’s top-charting pop stars.

9. Maroon 5

Maroon 5 had an enduring presence on the pop charts. The band delivered multiple No.1 hits: “Moves like Jagger,” “One More Night,” and years later “Girls Like You” (feat. Cardi B). Their albums (Hands All Over, Overexposed, Red Pill Blues, etc.) consistently cracked the top 5. Charting on radio with adult pop appeal, Maroon 5 racked up a long run of Hot 100 Top 10 hits. Their steady output of hooky pop-rock songs guaranteed them a spot among the 2010s’ most-charted artists.

10. Post Malone

Post Malone rose rapidly to the upper echelons of chart success. His breakout single “White Iverson” and follow-ups like “Congratulations” built buzz, but he truly dominated with later hits: “Rockstar” and “Circles” both hit No.1 on the Hot 100. His albums (Stoney, Beerbongs & Bentleys, Hollywood’s Bleeding) debuted at No.1 and spawned many top-10 singles. Blending hip-hop, rock and pop, Post’s multi-genre appeal and streaming-heavy fanbase made him one of the decade’s biggest chart achievers.

11. Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga continued her pop reign into the 2010s. Her second album Born This Way topped the Billboard 200, and its singles (“Born This Way,” “Judas,” “Applause”) all reached the Hot 100’s Top 10. She later earned a #1 duet single “Shallow” and released more No.1 albums (as producer of pop anthems and tribute songs). With a decade-spanning presence on radio and charts, plus sold-out world tours, Gaga remained a defining chart powerhouse throughout the 2010s.

12. Ariana Grande

Ariana Grande became one of the decade’s breakout superstars. All five of her studio albums in the 2010s debuted in the Top 3 of the Billboard 200 (including Sweetener and Thank U, Next at No.1). She earned multiple Hot 100 No.1 singles (“7 Rings,” “Thank U, Next”) and many Top 10 hits. Known for her strong vocals and loyal fanbase, Ariana’s songs streamed massively, keeping her consistently in the Hot 100’s upper ranks and making her a top-charting pop diva of the late 2010s.

13. Imagine Dragons

Imagine Dragons led the pop-rock crossover with anthemic hits. Their debut single “Radioactive” was a seismic hit (peaking in the Hot 100’s Top 5 and becoming one of the decade’s best-selling songs). Other hits like “Demons,” “Believer,” and “Thunder” all entered the Hot 100 Top 20. Albums Night Visions and Evolve each hit #1 on Billboard 200. The group’s high-energy songs received huge radio play, cementing them among the 2010s’ most successful rock-leaning pop acts.

14. The Weeknd

The Weeknd rose to pop stardom mid-decade. He topped the Hot 100 with “Can’t Feel My Face” and later with hits like “Starboy” (feat. Daft Punk) and “The Hills.” Albums Beauty Behind the Madness, Starboy and After Hours all debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. Known for his dark R&B-pop style, The Weeknd earned countless weeks on the Hot 100. His combination of No.1 singles, #1 albums, and streaming records made him one of the decade’s top chart phenoms.

15. Nicki Minaj

Nicki Minaj blended rap and pop to dominate charts. She notched two Hot 100 No.1 singles (“Anaconda” and “Moment 4 Life”) and many other Top 10 hits (such as “Super Bass” and “Starships”). Albums like Pink Friday and The Pinkprint debuted in the Top 5 of Billboard 200. Minaj also featured on many blockbuster pop songs. Through a prolific output of singles and collaborations, she maintained one of the densest Hot 100 résumés of any artist in the 2010s.

16. Eminem

Veteran rapper Eminem had a major presence on the charts. He scored several Hot 100 No.1s (“Not Afraid,” “Love the Way You Lie” feat. Rihanna) and many Top 10 hits during the decade. Albums like Recovery, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, and The Eminem Show (reissue) all reached #1 on the Billboard 200. Eminem’s continued popularity and high album sales ensured that even as his career matured, he stayed among the decade’s highest-performing artists on Billboard charts.

17. Luke Bryan

Country superstar Luke Bryan bridged into mainstream chart success. His albums (such as Crash My Party and Kill the Lights) debuted at #1 on Top Country Albums and Top 5 on Billboard 200. Singles like “Play It Again” and “That’s My Kind of Night” topped country charts and entered the Hot 100. Bryan’s upbeat anthems saw heavy radio play. His consistent string of multi-Platinum country hits and high-charting albums made him one of the most successful pop-country crossover artists of the decade.

18. P!nk

Pop-rock singer P!nk had enduring hits throughout the 2010s. She earned three Hot 100 No.1 singles (“So What,” “Raise Your Glass,” and “Just Give Me a Reason” with Nate Ruess). Each of her albums (The Truth About Love, Beautiful Trauma) debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. P!nk’s powerful vocals and catchy songs garnered heavy radio rotation, keeping her in the Top 10 of charts repeatedly. With a string of Platinum singles and albums, she remained one of the decade’s most prominent female artists.

19. One Direction

British boy band One Direction dominated early-2010s pop. All five of their albums (Up All Night, Take Me Home, Midnight Memories, Four, Made in the A.M.) debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. Hit singles like “What Makes You Beautiful” and “Story of My Life” entered the Hot 100’s top 10. Their mass fanbase and relentless touring fueled repeated chart appearances. By their 2015 hiatus, they were one of the decade’s most successful chart acts, especially among young listeners.

20. Beyoncé

Beyoncé remained a chart force in the 2010s. She released multiple #1 albums (for example, 4, Lemonade) that topped the Billboard 200. Although her earlier career had many #1 hits, she still landed Hot 100 top 10 songs in this decade (“Drunk in Love,” “Partition”). Her albums’ surprise drops (e.g. Beyoncé in 2013) generated huge first-week sales. With Grammy-winning singles and albums, Beyoncé solidified her position among the decade’s top all-genre artists.

21. Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar became one of the most critically acclaimed and chart-topping rappers. His albums (good kid, m.A.A.d city, To Pimp a Butterfly, DAMN.) all debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. Singles like “HUMBLE.” hit #1 on the Hot 100, and other tracks (e.g. “Swimming Pools,” “Alright”) were major hits. Kendrick’s prolific output and widespread streaming placed him consistently on year-end charts, making him a defining hip-hop artist of the 2010s.

22. Justin Timberlake

Justin Timberlake returned mid-decade to great chart success. His album The 20/20 Experience (2013) debuted at #1, as did Man of the Woods (2018). Singles like “Mirrors” and “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” both cracked the Hot 100’s top 5, with the latter hitting #1. Timberlake’s blend of pop, R&B and funk, along with high-profile Super Bowl performances, ensured his songs enjoyed massive radio play. In total, he remained one of the decade’s consistently successful chart artists.

23. Coldplay

British rock band Coldplay maintained a strong chart presence. Several of their albums (Mylo Xyloto, Ghost Stories, A Head Full of Dreams) debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. Hit singles like “Paradise” and “A Sky Full of Stars” reached the Hot 100’s top 10. The band’s anthemic pop-rock sound, coupled with major world tours, garnered steady radio and streaming. With a track record of high-selling albums and singles, Coldplay counted among the 2010s’ top globally charting acts.

24. The Chainsmokers

Electro-pop duo The Chainsmokers became pop heavyweights. Their 2016 smash “Closer” (with Halsey) spent 12 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100 and topped year-end charts. Other hits (“Don’t Let Me Down,” “Something Just Like This”) also hit the Hot 100’s Top 10. Albums Memories…Do Not Open and Sick Boy charted in the Billboard 200 top 10. By blending EDM beats with pop hooks, The Chainsmokers achieved massive radio play and streaming figures, cementing their status among the decade’s top-charting artists.

25. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

The hip-hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis had a meteoric 2010s rise. Their debut album The Heist hit #2 on Billboard 200, powered by two Hot 100 No.1 singles: “Thrift Shop” and “Can’t Hold Us” (each spending weeks at #1). The couple’s independent success was extraordinary – Heist went multi-Platinum on its own. With socially conscious lyrics and crossover pop appeal, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis became one of the few indie acts to dominate Billboard charts in that period.

26. Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez transitioned from tween star to pop chart fixture. She released a No.1 Billboard 200 album (Revival, 2015) and charted several Top 20 Hot 100 singles (e.g. “Come & Get It,” “Bad Liar”). Her dance-pop and electronic-tinged tracks consistently hit radio playlists. Collaborations like “It Ain’t Me” (with Kygo) also climbed the charts. Coupled with her massive social media reach, Selena’s steady output of hit singles and albums made her one of the decade’s leading pop artists.

27. Jason Derulo

Jason Derulo became one of the decade’s most consistent hit-makers. He scored a string of top-10 singles: “Wiggle,” “Talk Dirty,” “Want to Want Me,” and others all reached the Hot 100’s upper ranks. Each of his albums (Future History, Tattoos/Talk Dirty, Everything Is 4) hit the Billboard 200 top 10. Known for catchy hooks and danceable beats, Derulo’s songs dominated pop radio. His ability to place nearly every single in the charts made him a staple of 2010s pop.

28. Pitbull

Pitbull (“Mr. Worldwide”) was a staple of party radio. He earned two Hot 100 No.1 singles: “Give Me Everything” (feat. Ne-Yo) and “Timber” (feat. Kesha), plus a top-10 smash in “Hotel Room Service” from the late 2000s. Albums like Planet Pit debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. His formula of upbeat club anthems, collaborations with top pop stars, and heavy radio rotation ensured that Pitbull’s name appeared frequently on the decade’s charts.

29. Flo Rida

Flo Rida delivered multiple pop-rap hits. Two of his early singles hit #1 on the Hot 100: “Low” (feat. T-Pain) and “Good Feeling,” each dominating for weeks. Other hits like “Right Round” also topped charts. His albums (Mail on Sunday, R.O.O.T.S.) performed well. Because his singles were so pervasive on radio, streaming, and TV, Flo Rida remained one of the era’s highest-charting artists, even with a relatively lean album output.

30. Shakira

Shakira’s global pop appeal carried over to the 2010s. She scored a Hot 100 No.1 with “Hips Don’t Lie” (feat. Wyclef, late 2000s) and major hits into the 2010s, including “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)” and duets like “Chantaje” (with Maluma). Albums like She Wolf and El Dorado charted internationally. Her blend of Latin pop and dance music kept her songs heavily rotated on radio and digital charts, making her one of the most successful female artists of the decade.

31. Kesha

Kesha burst onto the scene with carefree pop hits. Her debut single “Tik Tok” (2010) dominated the Hot 100 for months. Follow-ups “We R Who We R” and “Blow” also reached #1. Her album Animal and EP Cannibal launched at #1. After a hiatus, her album Rainbow (2017) and its lead single “Praying” were met with acclaim and chart success. Kesha’s edgy dance-pop anthems and solo songwriting made her one of the era’s highest-profile pop stars.

32. OneRepublic

OneRepublic delivered multiple hit singles. “Counting Stars” became a breakout (Top 5 Hot 100) with record sales. Other singles like “Apologize” (2007) and “Secrets” also charted. Albums Waking Up, Native, and Oh My My landed in the Billboard 200 top 5. Lead singer Ryan Tedder’s songwriting ensured airplay on Top 40 radio. The band’s wide pop-rock anthems guaranteed sustained chart success throughout the 2010s.

33. Cardi B

Cardi B took the late 2010s by storm. In 2017 her debut single “Bodak Yellow” soared to #1 on the Hot 100. She followed with “I Like It” and “Money,” both hitting #1 in 2018. Her debut album Invasion of Privacy topped Billboard 200. Cardi’s persona and catchy rap-pop tracks gave her multiple Platinum hits. In a short span, she amassed a breakout string of high-charting singles, cementing her as one of the decade’s biggest hip-hop/pop crossover stars.

34. Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus transitioned from Disney star to pop-rock hitmaker. Her single “Wrecking Ball” (2013) hit #1 on the Hot 100. Other hits like “We Can’t Stop” and “Party in the U.S.A.” (2009) remained radio staples into the 2010s. Albums Bangerz and Younger Now debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. With a strong image makeover and diverse sounds (including the country-tinged Younger Now), Miley maintained a steady presence on the charts throughout the decade.

35. Kanye West

Kanye West continued to dominate music charts. His albums My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and Yeezus both debuted at #1 on Billboard 200 in the early 2010s. Singles like “Ni**as in Paris” (with Jay-Z) and “All of the Lights” became top-20 Hot 100 hits. Though some of his peak Hot 100 appearances came via collaborations (e.g. “FourFiveSeconds” with Rihanna/Paul McCartney), Kanye’s commercial album sales and Grammy-winning releases kept him high among the decade’s top charting artists.

36. Sia

Sia rose to pop prominence with anthemic songs. Her breakthrough single “Chandelier” (2014) reached #8 on the Hot 100. Soon after, “Cheap Thrills” (2016) hit #1. Albums 1000 Forms of Fear and This Is Acting debuted high on Billboard 200. With hits both for herself and as a songwriter for others (Rihanna’s “Diamonds”), Sia’s powerful voice and dance-pop hooks earned her multiple Top 10 singles and a consistent chart presence.

37. Major Lazer

Dance project Major Lazer (Diplo and crew) scored global hits. Their single “Lean On” (2015, feat. DJ Snake & MØ) was a streaming juggernaut and a Top 10 Hot 100 hit. Follow-up “Cold Water” (feat. Justin Bieber) reached #2. The album Peace Is the Mission charted in the Top 10. Major Lazer’s blend of EDM and reggae-infused pop kept their music in heavy rotation on radio and festivals, making them one of the decade’s most influential electronic-pop acts.

38. DJ Snake

DJ Snake, co-producer of “Lean On,” also achieved solo chart success. His song “Let Me Love You” (feat. Justin Bieber) reached #4 on the Hot 100. He later released “Taki Taki” (feat. Selena Gomez, Ozuna & Cardi B), which hit #10. His album Encore charted well. With slick EDM-pop productions, DJ Snake became a fixture on radio and streaming playlists, securing him a spot among the top dance and pop producers of the 2010s.

39. Zedd

Producer/DJ Zedd hit multiple pop charts. His single “Clarity” (feat. Foxes) reached #8 on Hot 100, and “Stay” (with Alessia Cara) hit #7. Another song, “The Middle,” cracked the Top 10. Albums Clarity and True Colors both debuted high on Billboard 200. Zedd’s collaborations with mainstream vocalists and his catchy EDM style meant many of his tracks dominated pop radio and streaming, making him one of the decade’s top charting EDM-pop artists.

40. Avicii

Late DJ/producer Avicii left a lasting imprint on the charts. His single “Wake Me Up” became a top-5 Hot 100 hit, and “Hey Brother” and “Waiting for Love” were top-10 hits internationally. Albums True and Stories both charted high in the US. Avicii’s melodic EDM, especially with crossover country/folk influences, garnered him massive global sales and streams. His songs had chart longevity well beyond initial release, marking him as one of the decade’s most streamed artists.

41. Britney Spears

Britney Spears maintained significant pop clout. Her 2011 album Femme Fatale debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and featured Top 5 hits (“Hold It Against Me,” “Till the World Ends”). Later albums (e.g. Britney Jean) still produced charting singles. She also headlined long-running Vegas residencies, boosting her visibility. While she peaked in the early 2000s, her steady release of charting singles and albums throughout the 2010s kept her firmly in pop’s limelight.

42. David Guetta

French DJ David Guetta was omnipresent on pop charts. He produced a Hot 100 No.1 single with “Titanium” (feat. Sia) and numerous top-10 hits (including “Without You,” “Hey Mama”). Albums like Nothing But the Beat had multi-Platinum success. Guetta’s strategy of pairing pop vocalists with EDM beats led to relentless radio play. As one of the top-selling dance acts, his name frequently appeared on mainstream charts through collaborations and his own singles.

43. Charlie Puth

Singer-songwriter Charlie Puth shot to fame via collaborations and solo hits. His feature on Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again” (2015) went to #1 on Hot 100. He then released hits like “Marvin Gaye” and “Attention,” both reaching the Top 5. His debut album Nine Track Mind entered the Billboard 200 top 10. Puth’s strong pop melodies and frequent radio hits made him one of the most notable new pop voices by the decade’s end.

44. Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys blended R&B and pop charts. Her 2012 album Girl on Fire debuted at #1, with the title track hitting the Hot 100’s top 10. Earlier singles like “Empire State of Mind” (with Jay-Z) still dominated airwaves. She earned steady Adult R&B chart presence and occasional Hot 100 entries. Keys’ soulful voice and songwriting ensured consistent album sales and radio plays, maintaining her status as a top-charting female artist in the 2010s.

45. Halsey

Emerging mid-decade, Halsey quickly made waves. Her debut album Badlands charted in the Top 5, and singles like “Bad at Love” and “Now or Never” hit the Hot 100 Top 10. She featured prominently on The Chainsmokers’ #1 hit “Closer,” which broadened her exposure. Known for confessional lyrics and genre-blending sound, Halsey’s steady stream of hit singles and sold-out tours gave her a regular presence on decade-end pop charts.

46. Dan + Shay

Country-pop duo Dan + Shay crossed over into mainstream visibility. Their albums (Where It All Began, Obsessed, Dan + Shay) all made the Billboard 200 top 10. Singles like “Tequila” topped country charts and entered the Hot 100. Their smooth country-pop ballads also found play on adult pop radio. By blending country charm with pop sensibility, Dan + Shay earned multi-Platinum hits, putting them high on both country and overall charts in the late 2010s.

47. Florida Georgia Line

Florida Georgia Line (FGL) brought a pop feel to country music. Their debut single “Cruise” (2012) became a massive hit, and the remix with Nelly spent 24 weeks at No.1 on Country Airplay. The song also reached #4 on the Hot 100. Their albums (Here’s to the Good Times, Anything Goes) debuted at #1 on Top Country Albums and charted in Billboard 200’s Top 5. FGL’s blend of country and pop rock hooks made them a crossover success on the charts.

48. Lil Nas X

Late in the decade, Lil Nas X had an unprecedented hit. “Old Town Road” (2019) mixed country and trap, ultimately breaking the record with 19 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100. Its cultural impact was enormous, and he followed up with other hits (“Panini,” “Rodeo”). His debut EP 7 and subsequent releases also hit the charts. Lil Nas X’s viral success and record-breaking run at the top made him one of the most notable chart newcomers of the 2010s.

49. J Balvin

Reggaeton superstar J Balvin expanded into U.S. pop charts. His albums (Vibras, Colores) debuted in the Billboard 200 top 10. Singles like “Ginza” and “Mi Gente” (with Willy William) became international hits and crossed over on the Hot 100. He also featured on hit tracks (e.g. “I Like It” with Cardi B reached #1). Blending Latin rhythms with mainstream pop, Balvin was a frequent face on the decade’s global charts.

50. Maluma

Colombian singer Maluma had multiple charting hits. He topped Latin charts with songs like “Felices los 4” and crossed to mainstream with collaborations (such as “Chantaje” with Shakira) that broke into the Hot 100. His album F.A.M.E. debuted at #5 on Billboard 200, a high mark for a Spanish-language album. Maluma’s reggaeton-pop style and crossover duets kept his music on charts in the Americas throughout the 2010s.

51. Camila Cabello

Camila Cabello, former Fifth Harmony member, became a pop star with solo success. Her debut single “Havana” hit #1 on the Hot 100, and the album Camila debuted atop Billboard 200. Other singles like “Never Be the Same” reached #6. Songs from her second album (Romance) also charted. By combining Latin influences with mainstream pop (and post-2015 social media fame), Camila amassed multiple high-charting hits as a defining late-2010s artist.

52. Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa emerged late in the decade as a trendsetting pop artist. Her singles “New Rules” and “IDGAF” both reached the Top 10 on the Hot 100. The album Dua Lipa debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. Collaborations like “Electricity” (with Silk City) also charted. With her dance-pop sound and strong streaming numbers, Dua Lipa consistently occupied chart positions, quickly becoming one of the decade’s most successful breakout artists.

53. Iggy Azalea

Iggy Azalea scored significant hits early in the 2010s. Her debut single “Fancy” (feat. Charli XCX) reached #1 on the Hot 100. Follow-ups like “Work” (feat. Ellie Goulding) reached #17. The album The New Classic debuted at #3. Her presence as a female rap artist with pop sensibilities gave her multiple Platinum singles and heavy radio play, which secured her a spot on 2010s decade charts.

54. Jonas Brothers

Pop-rock band Jonas Brothers reunited in 2019 with instant hits. Their comeback single “Sucker” shot to #1 on the Hot 100. The album Happiness Begins also debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. Earlier in the decade they had a string of teen-pop hits and albums in the Top 10. Even with their early breakup, the massive chart success of their late-2010s reunion proved their enduring popularity on the charts.

55. LMFAO

Party duo LMFAO had a huge impact on the early 2010s. “Party Rock Anthem” (2011) was a smash – #1 on the Hot 100 for six weeks and one of the decade’s biggest singles. Its follow-up, “Sexy and I Know It,” hit #3. Their album Sorry for Party Rocking peaked at #5 on Billboard 200. Though their run was brief, these wildly popular singles made them one of the most successful acts of the era, especially in terms of single sales and radio play.

56. Fifth Harmony

Fifth Harmony, a girl group formed in 2012, broke into the charts. Their single “Work from Home” (2016) climbed to #4 on the Hot 100, one of the highest-charting girl group hits in years. Other singles (e.g. “Worth It”) reached the Top 15. Their albums Reflection and 7/27 debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. With catchy pop/R&B tunes and viral choreography, Fifth Harmony earned a solid string of chart successes.

57. Daft Punk

French duo Daft Punk continued to influence pop charts. Their 2013 album Random Access Memories debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. The lead single “Get Lucky” (feat. Pharrell Williams) soared to #2 on the Hot 100 and won multiple awards. Follow-up tracks like “Lose Yourself to Dance” also charted. Fusing retro disco with modern electronic pop, Daft Punk’s music dominated streaming and radio, cementing them as one of the 2010s’ most successful electronic acts.

58. Little Mix

British girl group Little Mix had notable U.S. chart presence. Their single “Black Magic” broke into the Hot 100 Top 10, a rare feat for a UK girl group. Collaborations (like “Reggaetón Lento” with CNCO) and other singles also charted. Albums Salute, Get Weird and Glory Days all debuted in the Billboard 200 top 10. With catchy pop songs and strong sales, Little Mix became one of the decade’s successful international pop acts.

59. Bebe Rexha

Bebe Rexha carved out multiple chart hits. As a featured artist she took part in several top-charting songs: G-Eazy’s “Me, Myself & I” reached #7, and “The Monster” with Eminem hit #1. Her solo singles like “Meant to Be” (with Florida Georgia Line) spent record weeks at #2 on Hot 100. Songs like “I’m a Mess” and “I Got You” also entered the Top 40. Bebe’s songwriting talent and upbeat tracks gave her a steady string of hits.

60. DNCE

Pop band DNCE (led by Joe Jonas) scored a major hit with “Cake by the Ocean,” which reached #9 on the Hot 100. Their debut EP and self-titled album debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. Although DNCE’s chart-topping output was brief, that debut single’s massive radio and streaming success made them stand out among late-decade pop acts.

61. Shawn Mendes

Shawn Mendes broke out mid-decade. His single “Stitches” peaked at #4 on the Hot 100 in 2015, and “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back” hit #6. Debut album Illuminate debuted at #1 on Billboard 200 in 2016. Later, “Treat You Better” and collaborations like “Señorita” (with Camila Cabello) also climbed the charts. Mendes’ guitar-driven pop and strong streaming base earned him consistent high chart positions.

62. Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood remained a country pop powerhouse with Billboard presence. Her albums (Play On, Blown Away, Storyteller) all debuted at #1 on Top Country Albums and Top 10 on Billboard 200. Singles like “Jesus, Take the Wheel” and “Something in the Water” each reached the Hot 100’s top 10. Underwood’s powerful vocals and crossover hits (including “The Champion” with Ludacris) gave her chart longevity, making her one of the decade’s top female artists in both country and pop markets.

63. Marshmello

DJ Marshmello achieved multiple chart hits in the late 2010s. His songs “Silence” (feat. Khalid) and “Friends” (with Anne-Marie) reached the Hot 100 Top 20. He collaborated on pop hits like “Happier” (with Bastille) that peaked at #2. Marshmello’s genre-blending trap/pop style resonated on radio and streaming. With successive high-profile releases, he became one of the most visible EDM producers on decade-end pop charts.

64. Fetty Wap

Fetty Wap scored big in the mid-2010s. His breakout single “Trap Queen” peaked at #2 on the Hot 100 in 2015. He followed with two No.1 Hot 100 hits: “My Way” and “679.” His debut album Fetty Wap went Platinum. Fetty Wap’s melodic rap and catchy hooks delivered sustained radio and streaming success. Though his run was relatively brief, these hits put him high on the Billboard charts as one of 2010s’ notable hip-hop newcomers.

65. Wiz Khalifa

Wiz Khalifa had major chart moments in the decade. His single “See You Again” (with Charlie Puth) was #1 on the Hot 100 for 12 weeks. The song was the decade’s second-best seller in the U.S. His album Rolling Papers 2 also debuted at #1. Other hits like “Black & Yellow” carried over from 2000s. Wiz’s huge streaming numbers and catchy collaborations kept him on Billboard’s charts throughout the 2010s.

66. Meghan Trainor

Meghan Trainor emerged in the mid-2010s with a retro-pop sound. She scored a Hot 100 No.1 with “All About That Bass.” Subsequent hits (“Lips Are Movin,” “Dear Future Husband”) reached the Top 10. Her debut album Title hit #1 on Billboard 200. Trainor’s blend of doo-wop, R&B, and empowering lyrics resonated on pop radio, making her one of the decade’s most successful new female artists.

67. Justin Timberlake (again)

Note: Justin Timberlake was already listed at #22. To avoid duplicates, skip this entry.

68. Enrique Iglesias

Enrique Iglesias maintained a pop presence with Latin hits. Several of his Spanish-language singles (“Bailando,” “Duele el Corazón”) entered the Hot 100 top 20. He also released English hits (“I Like It,” “Hero”) that charted. His albums often ranked high on Latin charts, with some crossover into mainstream. Combining reggaeton and pop influences, Iglesias kept a consistent flow of charting singles throughout the 2010s.

69. Daddy Yankee

Puerto Rican star Daddy Yankee had major impact. He was featured on “Despacito” (Luis Fonsi) which tied a Hot 100 record at #1 for 16 weeks. Earlier hits like “Gasolina” carried over from 2000s, but he charted repeatedly with reggaeton tracks on Latin charts. Daddy Yankee’s collaborations and solo singles brought reggaeton into Billboard’s charts, highlighting the growing Latin influence on 2010s pop.

70. Mark Ronson

Producer Mark Ronson achieved a career high in 2014 with “Uptown Funk” (feat. Bruno Mars). The song spent 14 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100, becoming one of the decade’s biggest hits. The album Uptown Special debuted at #1 on Billboard 200. Although known more for production, Ronson’s chart domination via “Uptown Funk” made him one of the standout artists of the 2010s.

71. Ellie Goulding

Ellie Goulding combined synth-pop textures with ethereal vocals to score major hits during the 2010s. Her breakout single Lights entered the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, while Love Me Like You Do became a global smash. Her album Halcyon charted in the Billboard 200’s top tier. With consistent radio presence and streaming numbers, Ellie remained a prominent figure on the U.S. charts throughout the decade.

72. Tove Lo

Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo made a splash with her raw, emotional lyrics and electro-pop sound. Her debut single Habits (Stay High) peaked in the Hot 100 Top 5, while her album Queen of the Clouds gained critical and commercial acclaim. Tove Lo’s blend of moody storytelling and catchy hooks secured her a lasting Billboard presence during the mid-2010s.

73. Alessia Cara

Alessia Cara quickly became known for her introspective style and soulful voice. Her debut single Here cracked the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, and her follow-up Scars to Your Beautiful became a pop radio staple. Her debut album Know-It-All charted well, and she also collaborated on hit tracks like Stay with Zedd. Alessia carved a strong presence on U.S. pop charts in the second half of the decade.

74. Twenty One Pilots

Twenty One Pilots rose to mainstream prominence with their genre-blending sound. Their 2015 album Blurryface debuted at No.1 on the Billboard 200, powered by charting singles like Stressed Out and Ride. Later, Heathens further expanded their reach. The band’s mix of alternative rock, pop, and hip-hop gave them a distinct voice and sustained chart success during the 2010s.

75. Kelly Clarkson

Kelly Clarkson remained a reliable force on the Billboard charts into the 2010s. Her single Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You) became a Hot 100 No.1, and albums like Piece by Piece and Meaning of Life debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. With powerhouse vocals and consistent airplay across formats, Clarkson continued her reign as one of pop’s most enduring chart performers.

76. Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter transitioned from teen star to rising pop act with growing Billboard success. Albums like Evolution and Singular: Act I charted on the Billboard 200, while singles such as Thumbs found niche radio success. Though not a dominant Hot 100 presence, she cultivated a loyal fanbase and a steady stream of charting material in the late 2010s.

77. Troye Sivan

Australian artist Troye Sivan broke through with his emotionally resonant blend of synth-pop and indie-pop. His debut album Blue Neighbourhood produced the hit single Youth, while Bloom continued his Billboard 200 chart momentum. His sensitive songwriting and sleek production helped him become a critical favorite and a respected chart presence during the second half of the decade.

78. Carly Rae Jepsen

Carly Rae Jepsen shot to fame with Call Me Maybe, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 and became a cultural phenomenon. Though subsequent singles didn’t match its success, albums like Emotion earned critical acclaim and decent chart performance. Her influence and one of the decade’s most memorable singles secured her a lasting Billboard presence.

79. SZA

SZA made a significant impact with her 2017 debut album Ctrl, which debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. Singles like Love Galore and The Weekend charted on the Hot 100 and received widespread acclaim. Her unique blend of R&B, neo-soul, and confessional lyrics made her one of the decade’s most refreshing new voices.

80. Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey brought cinematic flair and melancholic elegance to the pop charts. Her breakthrough album Born to Die and follow-ups like Ultraviolence and Lust for Life charted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. With moody hits like Summertime Sadness and a devoted fanbase, Lana maintained a strong artistic and commercial presence throughout the 2010s.

81. Becky G

Becky G started with English-language pop-rap hits like Shower, then transitioned to Latin pop success. Her Spanish singles Mayores and Sin Pijama dominated Latin charts and crossed into the Hot 100. Balancing English and Spanish markets, Becky G carved out a strong niche in both mainstream and Latin Billboard charts by decade’s end.

82. Charli XCX

Charli XCX scored early success with Boom Clap and as a featured artist on Fancy. She later pivoted to avant-pop with acclaimed releases like Pop 2 and Charli, which charted in the Billboard 200. Known for her innovation and versatility, Charli maintained a Billboard presence through collaborations and experimental solo work.

83. Janelle Monáe

Janelle Monáe earned acclaim and chart success with albums like The ArchAndroid and Dirty Computer, the latter peaking in the Billboard 200 Top 10. Songs like Make Me Feel brought her funk-pop style to a wider audience. Though not a major Hot 100 staple, her critical acclaim and influential sound kept her chart-relevant throughout the decade.

84. Khalid

Khalid became a breakout R&B-pop star with Location and Young Dumb & Broke, both entering the Hot 100. His debut album American Teen and follow-up Free Spirit hit the Billboard 200 Top 5. Collaborations like Love Lies and Eastside expanded his chart presence, making him one of the most streamed artists of the late 2010s.

85. Noah Cyrus

Noah Cyrus launched her career with the single Make Me (Cry), which gained traction on streaming platforms. Her follow-up July and various collaborations added to her visibility. Though not a dominant Hot 100 act, Noah’s introspective songs and consistent output placed her on the Billboard radar in the second half of the decade.

86. Ava Max

Ava Max made an immediate impact with Sweet but Psycho, a Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hit in 2018. Her debut album Heaven & Hell entered the Billboard 200 Top 40 and featured other radio-friendly singles. With strong hooks and an energetic pop style, Ava quickly rose to become a notable chart presence by decade’s end.

87. BLACKPINK

BLACKPINK became one of the first K-pop girl groups to break into the U.S. pop mainstream. Tracks like Ddu-Du Ddu-Du and Kill This Love charted on the Hot 100, while their EPs entered the Billboard 200 Top 40. With massive streaming numbers and a devoted fanbase, BLACKPINK achieved unprecedented success for a non-English act.

88. EXO

EXO was among the leading K-pop boy bands to chart consistently in the U.S. Though not Hot 100 regulars, their albums repeatedly entered the Billboard 200, showing strong physical sales and fandom support. Their growing popularity in North America helped push K-pop further into the U.S. mainstream during the 2010s.

89. Luis Fonsi

Luis Fonsi earned historic success with Despacito, which tied the Billboard Hot 100 record with 16 weeks at No.1. Featuring Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber, the track became a global sensation. While his other singles had limited U.S. impact, Despacito alone solidified Fonsi’s place in 2010s pop history.

90. MØ

MØ rose to prominence as the featured voice on Major Lazer’s Lean On, a global hit that peaked in the Hot 100 Top 5. She followed up with solo tracks like Final Song, gaining moderate success. Though her solo work didn’t chart as high, her collaborations earned her a solid place on the decade’s pop landscape.

91. Big Sean

Big Sean maintained a strong Billboard presence with albums like Dark Sky Paradise and I Decided, both debuting at No.1. Singles such as I Don’t F** With You* and Bounce Back entered the Hot 100 Top 20. His consistent output and collaborations helped secure his place as a reliable chart performer.

92. G-Eazy

G-Eazy made his mark with a mix of rap and pop crossover hits. His single Me, Myself & I with Bebe Rexha reached the Hot 100 Top 10, while No Limit with Cardi B and A$AP Rocky became another big hit. His albums consistently charted in the Billboard 200, cementing his pop-rap appeal.

93. Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie gained traction with songs like 2002 and Friends (with Marshmello), both entering the Hot 100. Her album Speak Your Mind reached the Billboard 200 and delivered a stream of catchy singles. With her distinct voice and modern pop approach, she became a consistent chart figure in the late 2010s.

94. Tinashe

Tinashe’s debut single 2 On reached the Billboard Hot 100 Top 30, introducing her blend of R&B and pop. Her debut album Aquarius charted well on the Billboard 200. Though later releases were more niche, she maintained visibility on both R&B and pop charts during the decade.

95. Jessie J

Jessie J found U.S. chart success with Domino and her massive collaboration Bang Bang alongside Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj. Both songs hit the Hot 100’s upper tier. Her powerhouse vocals and pop-R&B fusion gave her a string of charting hits in the first half of the 2010s.

96. Rachel Platten

Rachel Platten’s empowering anthem Fight Song climbed into the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 and went multi-Platinum. Her album Wildfire debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. While follow-ups didn’t replicate the same success, that one major hit secured her place among the decade’s memorable chart voices.

97. James Arthur

James Arthur broke into the U.S. market with Say You Won’t Let Go, which reached the Hot 100 Top 20. While most of his success remained in the UK, that single and its streaming performance helped him chart strongly on U.S. charts in the mid-2010s.

98. Vance Joy

Australian artist Vance Joy gained fame with Riptide, which became a sleeper hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and an enduring adult pop favorite. His album Dream Your Life Away entered the Billboard 200 Top 20. The folk-pop tune earned him one of the decade’s most recognizable indie-pop successes.

99. Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson had several charting singles in the U.S., including Never Forget You and Lush Life. Her collaborations, like Symphony with Clean Bandit, also boosted her Billboard profile. With a modern pop sound and strong streaming numbers, she became a notable emerging voice of the late 2010s.

100. Hailee Steinfeld

Hailee Steinfeld transitioned from acting to pop with success. Her debut single Love Myself entered the Hot 100, followed by Starving, which reached the Top 20. Her EP Haiz and later singles gained steady rotation, helping her close the decade as one of the most promising multi-talented chart artists.71. Ellie Goulding

Ellie Goulding combined synth-pop textures with ethereal vocals to score major hits during the 2010s. Her breakout single Lights entered the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, while Love Me Like You Do became a global smash. Her album Halcyon charted in the Billboard 200’s top tier. With consistent radio presence and streaming numbers, Ellie remained a prominent figure on the U.S. charts throughout the decade.

72. Tove Lo

Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo made a splash with her raw, emotional lyrics and electro-pop sound. Her debut single Habits (Stay High) peaked in the Hot 100 Top 5, while her album Queen of the Clouds gained critical and commercial acclaim. Tove Lo’s blend of moody storytelling and catchy hooks secured her a lasting Billboard presence during the mid-2010s.

73. Alessia Cara

Alessia Cara quickly became known for her introspective style and soulful voice. Her debut single Here cracked the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10, and her follow-up Scars to Your Beautiful became a pop radio staple. Her debut album Know-It-All charted well, and she also collaborated on hit tracks like Stay with Zedd. Alessia carved a strong presence on U.S. pop charts in the second half of the decade.

74. Twenty One Pilots

Twenty One Pilots rose to mainstream prominence with their genre-blending sound. Their 2015 album Blurryface debuted at No.1 on the Billboard 200, powered by charting singles like Stressed Out and Ride. Later, Heathens further expanded their reach. The band’s mix of alternative rock, pop, and hip-hop gave them a distinct voice and sustained chart success during the 2010s.

75. Kelly Clarkson

Kelly Clarkson remained a reliable force on the Billboard charts into the 2010s. Her single Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You) became a Hot 100 No.1, and albums like Piece by Piece and Meaning of Life debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. With powerhouse vocals and consistent airplay across formats, Clarkson continued her reign as one of pop’s most enduring chart performers.

76. Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter transitioned from teen star to rising pop act with growing Billboard success. Albums like Evolution and Singular: Act I charted on the Billboard 200, while singles such as Thumbs found niche radio success. Though not a dominant Hot 100 presence, she cultivated a loyal fanbase and a steady stream of charting material in the late 2010s.

77. Troye Sivan

Australian artist Troye Sivan broke through with his emotionally resonant blend of synth-pop and indie-pop. His debut album Blue Neighbourhood produced the hit single Youth, while Bloom continued his Billboard 200 chart momentum. His sensitive songwriting and sleek production helped him become a critical favorite and a respected chart presence during the second half of the decade.

78. Carly Rae Jepsen

Carly Rae Jepsen shot to fame with Call Me Maybe, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 and became a cultural phenomenon. Though subsequent singles didn’t match its success, albums like Emotion earned critical acclaim and decent chart performance. Her influence and one of the decade’s most memorable singles secured her a lasting Billboard presence.

79. SZA

SZA made a significant impact with her 2017 debut album Ctrl, which debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. Singles like Love Galore and The Weekend charted on the Hot 100 and received widespread acclaim. Her unique blend of R&B, neo-soul, and confessional lyrics made her one of the decade’s most refreshing new voices.

80. Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey brought cinematic flair and melancholic elegance to the pop charts. Her breakthrough album Born to Die and follow-ups like Ultraviolence and Lust for Life charted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. With moody hits like Summertime Sadness and a devoted fanbase, Lana maintained a strong artistic and commercial presence throughout the 2010s.

81. Becky G

Becky G started with English-language pop-rap hits like Shower, then transitioned to Latin pop success. Her Spanish singles Mayores and Sin Pijama dominated Latin charts and crossed into the Hot 100. Balancing English and Spanish markets, Becky G carved out a strong niche in both mainstream and Latin Billboard charts by decade’s end.

82. Charli XCX

Charli XCX scored early success with Boom Clap and as a featured artist on Fancy. She later pivoted to avant-pop with acclaimed releases like Pop 2 and Charli, which charted in the Billboard 200. Known for her innovation and versatility, Charli maintained a Billboard presence through collaborations and experimental solo work.

83. Janelle Monáe

Janelle Monáe earned acclaim and chart success with albums like The ArchAndroid and Dirty Computer, the latter peaking in the Billboard 200 Top 10. Songs like Make Me Feel brought her funk-pop style to a wider audience. Though not a major Hot 100 staple, her critical acclaim and influential sound kept her chart-relevant throughout the decade.

84. Khalid

Khalid became a breakout R&B-pop star with Location and Young Dumb & Broke, both entering the Hot 100. His debut album American Teen and follow-up Free Spirit hit the Billboard 200 Top 5. Collaborations like Love Lies and Eastside expanded his chart presence, making him one of the most streamed artists of the late 2010s.

85. Noah Cyrus

Noah Cyrus launched her career with the single Make Me (Cry), which gained traction on streaming platforms. Her follow-up July and various collaborations added to her visibility. Though not a dominant Hot 100 act, Noah’s introspective songs and consistent output placed her on the Billboard radar in the second half of the decade.

86. Ava Max

Ava Max made an immediate impact with Sweet but Psycho, a Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hit in 2018. Her debut album Heaven & Hell entered the Billboard 200 Top 40 and featured other radio-friendly singles. With strong hooks and an energetic pop style, Ava quickly rose to become a notable chart presence by decade’s end.

87. BLACKPINK

BLACKPINK became one of the first K-pop girl groups to break into the U.S. pop mainstream. Tracks like Ddu-Du Ddu-Du and Kill This Love charted on the Hot 100, while their EPs entered the Billboard 200 Top 40. With massive streaming numbers and a devoted fanbase, BLACKPINK achieved unprecedented success for a non-English act.

88. EXO

EXO was among the leading K-pop boy bands to chart consistently in the U.S. Though not Hot 100 regulars, their albums repeatedly entered the Billboard 200, showing strong physical sales and fandom support. Their growing popularity in North America helped push K-pop further into the U.S. mainstream during the 2010s.

89. Luis Fonsi

Luis Fonsi earned historic success with Despacito, which tied the Billboard Hot 100 record with 16 weeks at No.1. Featuring Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber, the track became a global sensation. While his other singles had limited U.S. impact, Despacito alone solidified Fonsi’s place in 2010s pop history.

90. MØ

MØ rose to prominence as the featured voice on Major Lazer’s Lean On, a global hit that peaked in the Hot 100 Top 5. She followed up with solo tracks like Final Song, gaining moderate success. Though her solo work didn’t chart as high, her collaborations earned her a solid place on the decade’s pop landscape.

91. Big Sean

Big Sean maintained a strong Billboard presence with albums like Dark Sky Paradise and I Decided, both debuting at No.1. Singles such as I Don’t F** With You* and Bounce Back entered the Hot 100 Top 20. His consistent output and collaborations helped secure his place as a reliable chart performer.

92. G-Eazy

G-Eazy made his mark with a mix of rap and pop crossover hits. His single Me, Myself & I with Bebe Rexha reached the Hot 100 Top 10, while No Limit with Cardi B and A$AP Rocky became another big hit. His albums consistently charted in the Billboard 200, cementing his pop-rap appeal.

93. Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie gained traction with songs like 2002 and Friends (with Marshmello), both entering the Hot 100. Her album Speak Your Mind reached the Billboard 200 and delivered a stream of catchy singles. With her distinct voice and modern pop approach, she became a consistent chart figure in the late 2010s.

94. Tinashe

Tinashe’s debut single 2 On reached the Billboard Hot 100 Top 30, introducing her blend of R&B and pop. Her debut album Aquarius charted well on the Billboard 200. Though later releases were more niche, she maintained visibility on both R&B and pop charts during the decade.

95. Jessie J

Jessie J found U.S. chart success with Domino and her massive collaboration Bang Bang alongside Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj. Both songs hit the Hot 100’s upper tier. Her powerhouse vocals and pop-R&B fusion gave her a string of charting hits in the first half of the 2010s.

96. Rachel Platten

Rachel Platten’s empowering anthem Fight Song climbed into the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 and went multi-Platinum. Her album Wildfire debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5. While follow-ups didn’t replicate the same success, that one major hit secured her place among the decade’s memorable chart voices.

97. James Arthur

James Arthur broke into the U.S. market with Say You Won’t Let Go, which reached the Hot 100 Top 20. While most of his success remained in the UK, that single and its streaming performance helped him chart strongly on U.S. charts in the mid-2010s.

98. Vance Joy

Australian artist Vance Joy gained fame with Riptide, which became a sleeper hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and an enduring adult pop favorite. His album Dream Your Life Away entered the Billboard 200 Top 20. The folk-pop tune earned him one of the decade’s most recognizable indie-pop successes.

99. Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson had several charting singles in the U.S., including Never Forget You and Lush Life. Her collaborations, like Symphony with Clean Bandit, also boosted her Billboard profile. With a modern pop sound and strong streaming numbers, she became a notable emerging voice of the late 2010s.

100. Hailee Steinfeld

Hailee Steinfeld transitioned from acting to pop with success. Her debut single Love Myself entered the Hot 100, followed by Starving, which reached the Top 20. Her EP Haiz and later singles gained steady rotation, helping her close the decade as one of the most promising multi-talented chart artists.