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Dutch Top 40

The Dutch Top 40 of your birthday

Pick your birthday, or another day you remember, and you get the Dutch Top 40 of that week: all 40 records, with the number 1 at the top, the move compared with the week before and what there is to hear on Spotify. That works for every day from 2 January 1965 up to 31 October 2026: 3198 weekly charts.

Pick your date

Your birthday, your wedding day or that one summer: pick the date and you get the chart of that week.

You get the chart of the week that date falls in.

How it works

Every Dutch Top 40 is dated on Saturday and applies until the next Saturday. The chart of your day is therefore that of the Saturday on or before it; born on a Saturday means the chart of that very day. At the top is the number 1 of that week, below it the other 39 records with their move compared with the week before.

Or start from your decade

Per decade the 100 best records on points, and per year all weeks, the number ones and the year chart.

Source: top40.nl

Keep exploring

If you have landed here, you probably want to keep going: an album, an artist, a week in the Dutch Top 40 or a concert.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the Dutch Top 40 of my birthday?

Enter your birthday in the date field on this page and click Find week. You land on the weekly chart that applied on that day, with all 40 records.

Which record was number 1 when I was born?

The number 1 is at the top of the weekly chart you open via the date field. The year page also lists every number 1 of your birth year, and the year chart has the 100 best records of that year.

Which week belongs to my birthday?

That of the Saturday on or before your birthday, because every Dutch Top 40 is dated on Saturday. Born on a Saturday? Then it is the chart of that very day.

From which date can I search?

From 2 January 1965, the first chart on this site, up to the latest week (31 October 2026). Just outside that range? Then you get the nearest chart that does exist.

What else can I do with my birth year?

The year page lists all weeks, the number ones and the highest new entries of that year; the year chart gives the 100 best records of the year on points, and the decade chart does the same for the whole period, for example the eighties.