[MUSIC-NEWS] Bruno Mars reaches historic 150 million Spotify monthly listeners

Grammy-winning singer Bruno Mars has reached 150,000,000 monthly Spotify listeners to set a new recordBruno Mars reaches historic 150 million Spotify monthly listeners

In another remarkable achievement, global music icon Bruno Mars has become the first artist to reach 150 million monthly Spotify listeners.

Since releasing “Die With A Smile” featuring Lady Gaga and making a guest appearance on Rose’s “APT,” Bruno Mars has remained at the top of the Spotify monthly listeners chart, continuously breaking new records.

These singles mark his first releases since his collaboration with Anderson .Paak on “An Evening With Silk Sonic,” which won the Grammy for Album of the Year in 2021.

Earlier, Bruno Mars surpassed the previous record of 120 million monthly listeners held by The Weeknd. The Canadian star was the first to hit 100 million listeners and later broke his own record by reaching an impressive 120 million.

Top 20 Spotify Monthly Listeners (as of January 29, 2025)

1. Bruno Mars – 150,026,411
2. The Weeknd – 118,182,490
3. Lady Gaga – 118,015,982
4. Billie Eilish – 105,118,967
5. Coldplay – 91,053,638
6. Bad Bunny – 89,849,475
7. Rihanna – 88,618,899
8. Taylor Swift – 87,467,237
9. Ariana Grande – 86,006,957
10. SZA – 83,491,927
11. Justin Bieber – 82,583,526
12. Kendrick Lamar – 81,405,905
13. David Guetta – 74,717,185
14. Drake – 73,697,454
15. Eminem – 73,296,415
16. Sabrina Carpenter – 72,189,619
17. ROSÉ – 70,977,411
18. Post Malone – 69,802,311
19. Travis Scott – 69,279,115
20. Ed Sheeran – 68,799,488

Bruno Mars’s groundbreaking achievement further solidifies his position as one of the biggest global pop stars of his generation. His music has sold millions of copies, making him one of the most commercially successful artists of the 21st century.

With over 36 billion Spotify streams and 14 songs surpassing a billion streams, Bruno Mars is closing in on the record of 16 songs held by Canadian superstar Drake.

Mars has also accumulated 15 Grammy Awards from 31 nominations, cementing his legacy as one of the most awarded pop stars in the Recording Academy’s history.