Stream Queens 2025: The Women Who Ruled America’s Playlists

2025 was full of surprises in music, from pop rivalries to chart-topping hits.

Spotify has released the list of the most streamed female artistes in the US, and these women clearly dominated the year.

Taylor Swift leads the list once again. Fans kept returning to her music all year, streaming tracks, watching tour clips, and listening to surprise releases. Her songs were everywhere, proving her power over the streaming world.

SZA takes second place with her emotional R&B songs. Her music has become the soundtrack for late-night texting and deep thinking, and listeners kept coming back for more.

Sabrina Carpenter lands in third place. Her catchy pop songs and summer hits cemented her status as a major star. She moved from rising talent to a true chart favorite in 2025.

Billie Eilish ranks fourth with her moody, cinematic sound. Her music captured the attention of listeners who could not stop looping her songs late at night.

Tate McRae holds the fifth spot. Her dance-driven pop songs and emotional lyrics have made her one of the most streamed artists, with fans playing her tracks again and again.

Ariana Grande comes in sixth. Even in a quieter year, her vocal talent keeps her music in heavy rotation, proving her lasting appeal.

Lady Gaga is seventh on the list. Known for her versatility across pop, jazz, and acting, she remains a streaming favorite for her legendary presence.

Rihanna takes eighth place. Even while managing her business ventures, her fans continue to stream her hits, keeping her music at the forefront.

Lana Del Rey is ninth. Her signature melancholic style continues to resonate with listeners, making her soft, dreamy sound a streaming staple.

Chappell Roan rounds out the top ten. Her rise on social media and in pop music has made her one of the most talked-about new artists in America.

These ten women shaped the music of 2025.

From major pop hits to emotional anthems, they dominated America’s playlists and proved that this year belonged to the women of music.