Oasis’ “Wonderwall” is surging in global streams thanks to England’s World Cup run. ⚽️📈 The 1995 classic re-enters the Billboard Hot 100 this week at No. 27, marking its first appearance on the chart since its original run in 1996. “Wonderwall” earned 43.2 million official on-demand global streams during the July 10-16 tracking week, according to Luminate — up 194% from the 14.7 million streams it drew during the World Cup’s opening round five weeks earlier. After holding between roughly 14 million and 16 million weekly streams throughout May and early June, the song began climbing during the tournament’s group stage. Its total then surged from 19.4 million streams in the June 26-July 2 tracking week to 26.7 million from July 3-9, as England defeated Mexico in the Round of 16. Streams soared again the following week as England advanced to the semifinals. Take a look at weekly global streams for “Wonderwall,” and tap here for more details on song’s World Cup-fueled resurgence:

.@kennychesney makes history on Billboard's Country Airplay chart this week, as "Carry On" rises 11-9, becoming his record-breaking 62nd career top 10 hit at the format. He breaks out of a tie with Tim McGraw and George Strait for the most top 10 hits, dating to the chart's launch in 1990. Take a look at the artists with the most top 10s at the format, and tap here for details:

Debuts on this week's Dance Airplay chart: No. 23, FISHER ft. Florence Arman, "What A Life" No. 24, @peggygoudj ft. @ayrastarr, "Wo, man" No. 33, @blond_ish ft. Kurtis Wells, "Lovers on the Dancefloor" No. 34, Pigine, "One More Sunday" No. 35, @Axwell ft. Bonn, "Whatever Turns You On" No. 36, @jexjordyn, "Silver Living" No. 39, @AvaMax & BIA, "Energy" No. 40, Mia Takarabe & @steveaoki, "Heartless"

.@alunaaa, Will Sass & @Timbaland's "House Boy" rises 2-1 on this week's #DanceAirplay# chart. It earns Aluna her third No. 1 at the format, after "You Know You Like It" with DJ Snake (2015) and "Running Blind" with Tchami and Kareen Lomax (2023). It earns Sass his second leader after "Into the Blue" with Kamille (2025). And it earns Timbaland his second leader, after "The Way I Are," featuring Keri Hilson (2007). Timbaland last topped a Billboard radio chart in 2010 with "Say Something," featuring Drake, when it led Rap Airplay and Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay.