Morgan Wallen’s song joins the likes of “One Week,” “7,” “Eighteen With a Bullet” and numerous (literally) others.

A year and a half after its release, “Flowers” upped its count to 57 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart — and reigns as the sole longest-leading hit ever on a Billboard ...

The legend's history on the chart now stretches from its first edition in 1961 to 2025. By Gary Trust On Billboard’s first Adult Contemporary chart, dated July 17, 1961, Pat Boone ranked ...

A look at chart highlights, by the numbers, from January through December. By Gary Trust Some of the most hallowed records in the history of Billboard’s charts received makeovers in 2024 ...

By Gary Trust Elton John adds his record-extending 43rd top 10 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart, and Brandi Carlile earns her first, as their duet “Who Believes in Angels?” ...

(In second place, with 36: Taylor Swift.) It's not often that this column keeps up with the goings-on at the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. But there's a milestone this week that few saw coming.

Benson Boone achieves his first No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart, as “Beautiful Things” rises a spot to the top of the survey dated March 29. The song leads in its 55th week on ...