Most No.1s on the US Dance Club Songs chart

Madonna (USA, b. Madonna Ciccone) has scored 50 No.1 hits on Billboard’s (currently suspended) Dance Club Songs chart, from “Holiday”/“Lucky Star” in 1983 to “I Don’t Search I Find” in 2020. She was the first act to achieve 50 No.1s on a single Billboard chart since the magazine published its first countdown based purely on record sales – “National Best Selling Retail Records” – in the issue dated 27 July 1940.

The “Queen of Pop” has reached No.1 on Dance Club Songs in 28 separate calendar years since 1983, including nine (1987–95) and 10 (1997–2006) years consecutively at the height of her popularity.

Madonna’s 50 No.1s on Dance Club Songs (all one week at No.1 unless stated):
“Holiday”/“Lucky Star” (1983 - 5 weeks at No.1); “Like a Virgin” (1984-85 - 4); “Material Girl” (1985); “Angel”/“Into the Groove” (1985); “Open Your Heart” (1987); “Causing a Commotion” (1987); You Can Dance (album) (1988); “Like a Prayer” (1989 - 2); “Express Yourself” (1989 - 3); “Keep It Together” (1990); “Vogue” (1990 - 2); “Justify My Love” (1991 - 2); “Erotica” (1992); “Deeper and Deeper” (1993); “Fever” (1993); “Secret” (1994 - 2); “Bedtime Story” (1995); “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” (1997); “Frozen” (1998 - 2); “Ray of Light” (1998 - 4); “Nothing Really Matters” (1999 - 2); “Beautiful Stranger” (1999 - 2); “American Pie” (2000); “Music” (2000 - 5); “Don’t Tell Me” (2001); “What It Feels Like for a Girl” (2001); “Impressive Instant” (2001 - 2); “Die Another Day” (2002 - 2); “American Life” (2003); “Hollywood” (2003); “Me Against the Music” (Britney Spears feat. Madonna; 2003-04 - 2); “Nothing Fails” (2004); “Love Profusion” (2004); “Hung Up” (2005 - 4); “Sorry” (2006 - 2); “Get Together” (2006); “Jump” (2006 - 2); “4 Minutes” (feat. Justin Timberlake; 2008 - 2); “Give It 2 Me” (2008); “Celebration” (2009); “Give Me All Your Luvin’” (feat. Nicki Minaj & M.I.A.; 2012); “Girl Gone Wild” (2012); “Turn Up the Radio” (2012); “Living for Love” (2015); “Ghosttown” (2015); “Bitch I’m Madonna” (feat. Nicki Minaj; 2015); “Medellín” (feat. Maluma; 2019); “I Rise” (2019); “Crave” (feat. Swae Lee; 2019); “I Don’t Search I Find” (2020).

Cumulative weeks at No.1: 82. Total entries on Dance Club Songs: 67. Top 10 hits: 64.