You can now see the Top 25 Apple Music songs in over 100 cities

Hear the most popular songs from New York to Shanghai.

What you need to know

• Apple released iOS 14.5 on Monday.
• It has also rolled out its brand new City Charts feature for Apple Music.
• It lets users see the top 25 songs in over 100 cities around the world.

Apple has rolled out its new City Charts feature for Apple Music alongside the release of iOS 14.5.

The new feature, teased in a previous beta, will let Apple Music listeners see the top 25 most played songs in over 100 cities around the world. The feature is now live on the Apple Music app for devices like the iPhone and iPad, as well as the Mac. What's more, even if you're not subscribed to Apple Music, you can visit music.apple.com and browse the selection to see all of the available cities and indeed which songs are most popular.

The cities available are:

• New York City
• LA
• Atlanta
• Nashville
• Miami
• Chicago
• Houston
• San Juan
• San Francisco
• Seattle
• Washington D.C.
• Austin
• Accra
• Almaty
• Auckland
• Bangkok
• Barcelona
• Beijing
• Bengaluru
• Berlin
• Birmingham (UK)
• Bogotá
• Bordeaux
• Brisbane
• Budapest
• Buenos Aires
• Busan
• Calgary
• Cape Town
• Cologne
• Copenhagen
• Dallas
• Delhi
• Denver
• Detroit
• Dubai
• Dublin
• Durban
• Edmonton
• Frankfurt
• Fukuoka
• Glasgow
• Guadalajara
• Guangzhou
• Guatemala City
• Hamburg
• Honolulu
• Istanbul
• Jakarta
• Johannesburg
• Kyiv
• Kuala Lumpur
• Lagos
• Lima
• Liverpool
• London
• Lyon
• Madrid
• Manchester
• Manila
• Marseille
• Medellín
• Melbourne
• Mexico City
• Milan
• Monterrey
• Montréal
• Moscow
• Munich
• Nagoya
• Naha
• Nairobi
• Naples
• Osaka
• Ottawa
• Paris
• Philadelphia
• Phoenix
• Prague
• Québec City
• Rio de Janeiro
• Riyadh
• Rome
• Saint Petersburg
• San Diego
• San José
• Santiago
• Santo Domingo
• Sao Paulo
• Sapporo
• Sendai
• Seoul
• Shanghai
• Sydney
• Taipei
• Tel Aviv
• Tokyo
• Toronto
• Vancouver
• Vienna
• Warsaw
• Winnipeg
• Zurich

Apple released iOS 14.5 on Monday, bringing a slew of updates including Apple's controversial new App Tracking Transparency Policy.