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Portrait photo of Astrid S

Photo: Janne Rugland

published
31.3.26

Astrid S tops the radio statistics for 2025

Astrid S was the most played lead artist on Norwegian radio in 2025, with 1,938 hours of playing time spread across 56 recordings. Behind her are a number of international names on the top list; Alex Warren, Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga and Sabrina Carpenter.

"Messy" was the most played song

The most played song on Norwegian radio this year overall was "Messy" by Lola Young. It also ranked 59th on the list of most played songs overall over the past 10 years, even though it wasn't released until May 2024.

"Få det på" was the most played Norwegian song

On the list of most played Norwegian songs, "Få det på" by Astrid S and StigBrenner tops the list.
The song was also named song of the month by Spellemann and Topplista in February.

AstridS is also strongly represented on the list:

  • 2nd place: "It's raining in Oslo"
  • 14th place: "Friskis" (with Kjartan Lauritzen)
  • "Symphony", "It's ok if you forget me", "Hurt som good" and "Years" are also in the top 100

Norwegian songs with Norwegian lyrics dominate

The fact that songs with Norwegian lyrics are strong is clearly confirmed in the statistics: The 10 most played Norwegian songs have Norwegian lyrics .

Norwegian violinist with the most recordings

Agnes Hoffart was the Norwegian performer with the most recordings used in 2025, a whopping 266. Hoffart plays violin in the Norwegian Broadcasting Orchestra.

Gender balance in the "Norwegian top"

The statistics show that 3 of the 10 most played main artists were women. If we look only at Norwegian artists, the proportion of women was 5 out of 10.

The Norwegian share decreases the most on P4

The statistics show Norwegian shares per channel for the last five years, based on recordings released by Norwegian record labels or personally produced. Figures for 2024 in parentheses.

  • NRK P1: 53.8% (51.8%)
  • NRK P3: 52.5% (52.4%)
  • NRK District: 54.6% (53.6%)
  • P4: 18.9% (22.3%)
  • Radio Norway: 5.5% (6.0%)

See the full statistics for 2025

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Image of the cover of Drving home or Christmas by Chris Rea. The cover shows an illustration of a dark night sky and several stars at the top. In the foreground, a light blue road winds through a landscape with hills in various shades of blue. At the top of the image is the text "Chris Rea" in handwritten style, and below it is "DRIVING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS" in block letters. The image gives an atmosphere of a quiet winter journey and Christmas.
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