Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin” Returns to Charts After More Than a Decade Absence

Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” is the kind of hit single that people never stop playing – and certainly never forget. The song remains incredibly popular among millions of people around the world, even after so many years since it became a huge hit.

This week, “Don’t Stop Believin'” is back on the UK Songs Chart. The song hasn’t found a place on the chart for some time, but it’s now more popular than it has been in this country in over a decade.

“Don’t Stop Believin’” reappears this time in the ranking of the most consumed songs in the United Kingdom. The single is back at No. 93 on the competitive chart.

This week marks the first time in over a decade that “Don’t Stop Believin'” has found a place on the British songs chart. The track last appeared on the list in May 2013. During a short period on the chart, it also lived in the lowest tier, barely holding on.

“Don’t Stop Believin'” is by far Journey’s most popular song in the United Kingdom. It’s their only top 10 hit in the country so far, as it climbed to #6. The song has spent 96 weeks somewhere on the market. list of the most popular cuts, and it could soon reach triple digits, if it can continue to perform well for the next few frames.

Journey is one of four artists returning a hit to the UK Songs chart this week. They’re joined in this feat by Eminem, the Goo Goo Dolls and newcomer Alex Warren, all of whom see popular cuts reappear on the competitive and crowded chart.

ForbesJourney’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” Still Reaches New Chart HighsBy Hugh McIntyre