UK Chart History: Olivia Dean Becomes First British Woman With 10 Weeks at No. 1

Olivia Dean Becomes First British Female Artist to Achieve Historic UK Chart Milestone

Olivia Dean has officially made UK chart history by becoming the first British female artist ever to have a song spend 10 weeks at No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart.

The historic achievement comes through Rein Me In, her collaboration with Sam Fender, which has continued its dominant run atop the charts through massive streaming support, radio success, and strong public reception.

The milestone places Olivia Dean in a landmark position within British music history, especially considering the number of legendary UK female artists who have topped the charts over the decades. Reaching double-digit weeks at No. 1 is an exceptionally rare achievement, making the accomplishment even more significant.

Rein Me In has resonated strongly with listeners thanks to its emotional songwriting, vocal chemistry, and broad crossover appeal. The song’s consistency on the charts reflects not just a strong debut moment but genuine long-term listener engagement.

Olivia Dean’s rise over recent years has been driven by her soulful sound, emotionally rich songwriting, and ability to blend contemporary pop, R&B, and singer-songwriter influences into a distinctive style that continues connecting with audiences.

With this achievement, Olivia Dean further cements herself as one of the defining British artists of her generation while adding her name to UK chart history in remarkable fashion.

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