In 2025, 27 songs reached the top of the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. The following has the #1s listed by the length of time at the top, 5 Weeks: Mayday – Three Days Grace: First Week At #1: 1/11 The band’s 18th #1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart was their first single since the return of original frontman Adam Gontier – sharing lead vocals with Matt Walst, who has been with the band since ’13. “I feel like it’s been seamless, better than we were expecting,” Gontier offered. “It’s like we got back in a room together and picked up where we left off. We have been friends for so long, it’s kind of natural to get back in the room together.” Gontier left Three Days Grace in ’13 citing unspecified“ health issues.” Three Days Grace – Mayday 4 Weeks: I Will Not Break – Disturbed First Week At #1: 4/12 The track was produced by Drew Fulk (WZRD BLD). “Drew was kind of a younger guy in his 30s,” noted Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan. “I liked what he was doing (with) Wage War and then Motionless In White, and he did a couple of one-off songs with Papa Roach and Pop Evil and stuff like that. And I thought that this could be a really good marriage between him and Disturbed.” The song spent three weeks at #1 before being knocked-off by “House Of Sand” only return the following week. It was the band’s first new music since its ’22 album “Divisive.” Disturbed – I Will Not Break 3 Weeks: Even If It Kills Me – Papa Roach First Week At #1: 3/22 “As we evolve the music and push things forward, you never know what’s gonna happen in the studio,” offered frontman Jacoby Shaddix. “And I’ve gotta tell you, what happened in the studio this time around has been just exciting.” “Even If It Kills Me” was Papa Roach’s eleventh #1 making them the band with the tenth most leaders in the chart’s history. The track was also the band’s fourth #1 in a row following “No Apologies” (’22), “Cut The Line” (’23) and “Leave A Light On” (’24). Papa Roach – Even If It Kills Me Holy Water – Funeral Portrait (featuring Ivan Moody) First Week At #1: 6/14 The track features Five Finger Death Punch vocalist Ivan Moody. “Before our tour together, I wasn’t too familiar with The Funeral Portrait’s music, so I didn’t know what to expect,” shared Moody, the Five Finger Death Punch frontman. “But after watching them night after night, seeing how they commanded the stage and connected with the crowd, I was absolutely hooked.” Moody also discussed how the collaboration came about. “I heard ‘Holy Water’ on the radio and couldn’t help but sing along. So I hit up Lee (vocalist Lee Jennings) about the possibility of me redoing the song with them. Luckily, he was all in — and here we are.” The Funeral Portrait – Holy Water 12 Songs With Two Weeks At #1:  Stuck In My Head – Sleep Theory                    By A Monsters Hand – Volbeat Up From The Bottom – Linkin Park                 Afterlife – Evanescence Freefall – Nothing More                                  Static = Sleep Theory My Mind Is A Mountain – Deftones                 Braindead – Papa Roach Specter – Bad Omens                                      For I Am Death – The Pretty Reckless The End – Five Finger Death Punch                 Kill Me Fast – Three Days Grace* *Spent two weeks at #1 before Billboard charts were frozen during the holidays. 11 Songs With One Week At #1: Heavy Is The Crown – Linkin Park                   Bad Guy – Falling In Reverse Dance, Kid, Dance – Shinedown                     House Of Sand – Nothing More  Apologies – Three Days Grace                       I Refuse – Five Finger Death Punch The End – Mammoth                                       Killing Fields – Shinedown Everything Ends – Architects                            Time Will Heal – Volbeat Asking For A Friend – Foo Fighters                  ### The post 2025 Rock Songs With Longest Tenure At #1 appeared first on RockinTown.