Hitzone 100

Edition #1456
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jet van der steen remains at the top of the Hitzone 100 for a third consecutive week with “Goed Genoeg.” Behind her, Olivia Rodrigo and Lola Young swap places with “Stupid Song” and “From Down Here,” with the latter now emerging as Van der Steen’s closest challenger.

Many artists who performed at the populair Belgium festival Rock Werchter last week are benefiting from their appearances. The Haunted Youth made the biggest impression, earning their first two top-10 hits with “Broken” (#4) and “Coming Home” (#7). Kingfishr also reaches the top 10 for the first time with “The Sun Will Never Settle.” Meanwhile, Bente climbs to a new peak with “3.2.1,” while returning entries include songs by The War on Drugs, Mumford & Sons, and CMAT. Pommelien Thijs also makes a re-entry after joining Mumford & Sons on stage to perform her smash hit “Atlas.”

The Netherlands may already be out of the FIFA World Cup, but a new football anthem still finds its way onto the chart. “Kygo Jo,” a song that Norwegian superstar Erling Haaland recorded with a group of friends in his youth, debuts at #32 after Kygo remixed it following the success of the Norwegian national team. For Kygo, it marks his 37th chart entry.