Most popular modern rock songs in Canada for the week of 2026-02-28

The latest Canada Modern Rock chart for the week of February 28, 2026, showcases the top-performing songs in the genre. The list includes familiar titles and rising hits that have been making waves in the music industry.

Leading the pack is “12 To 12sombr,” holding steady at the number one spot for the week. Following closely behind is Boy Golden with the track “Suffer,” maintaining a strong presence at number two. Twenty One Pilots’ “City Walls” takes the third spot, demonstrating a solid performance on the charts.

Other notable entries in the top ten include “mangetout” by Wet Leg, “Rubber Band Man” by Mumford & Sons & Hozier, and “Right Back Where I Was” by Hotel Mira. Each song brings its unique sound and appeal to the rock music scene.

Making a significant leap is Valley’s “Water The Flowers, Pray For A Garden,” climbing from the thirteenth position to secure the eighth spot. This upward trajectory shows the song’s growing popularity among listeners. Hollerado’s “What Killed Elvis Presley?” and Noah Kahan’s “The Great Divide” also maintain their positions within the top ten.

Arkells & Portugal. The Man’s collaboration, “Money,” and Wolf Alice’s “White Horses” continue to resonate with audiences, securing spots in the top fifteen. The Black Keys’ “You Got To Lose” and Milky Chance’s “Camouflage” also make appearances on the list, demonstrating the diverse range of music genres present in the modern rock scene.

As the chart progresses, other tracks like “High Ground” by BAD CHILD, “Victim Of Luck” by Metric, and “Fascination In The Dark” by Vance Joy showcase their staying power and appeal to listeners. Each song brings a unique perspective and sound, contributing to the vibrant landscape of modern rock music in Canada.

New entries like Bruno Mars’ “I Just Might,” Ruby Waters’ “Blinders,” and RAYE’s “Where Is My Husband!” bring fresh energy to the chart, indicating a dynamic and evolving music scene. With a mix of established artists and emerging talents, the Canada Modern Rock chart continues to reflect the diverse and exciting world of rock music in the country.

Overall, the Canada Modern Rock chart for February 28, 2026, offers a snapshot of the current trends and hits in the genre. From familiar favorites to new discoveries, the chart showcases the depth and breadth of modern rock music, highlighting the creativity and talent of artists across Canada.