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Netflix’s global hit Stranger Things has once again demonstrated its cultural influence, with the show’s final season driving a surge of music back into the UK charts — including a major breakthrough for star Joe Keery.
Keery, best known for his role as Steve Harrington, reached a milestone in his music career as his solo project Djo claimed the UK number one spot with End of Beginning.
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The track, originally released several years ago, experienced a dramatic resurgence after featuring in the final episode of the series.
Following the finale, fans streamed the song in record numbers, giving it its strongest-ever performance in the UK. The renewed interest highlights the continued ability of Stranger Things to turn soundtrack moments into chart-topping hits.
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The show’s impact extended beyond Keery’s success, reigniting popularity for a number of classic songs. Prince’s Purple Rain returned to the UK Top 40, while Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill continued its chart resurgence. The Police’s Every Breath You Take reached its highest chart position in years.
Meanwhile, Fleetwood Mac made chart history as Landslide entered the UK singles chart more than four decades after its original release.
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Tiffany also saw renewed success after I Think We’re Alone Now appeared in a key emotional scene during the finale, later thanking UK fans for their continued support.
The Stranger Things finale once again proved its ability to blend nostalgia with modern streaming culture, introducing classic tracks to a new generation while reshaping the UK music charts.
