As everyone prepares to ring in a brand new year, it's time to look back on the music that defined 2024 with our annual iHeartRadio Rewind.

From songs featuring catchy lyrics like "that's that me espresso" and the cultural phenomenon that was Brat Summer to surprise album drops and record-setting festival performances, 2024 has been a big year for fresh music from not just fan-favorite and established artists but exciting new musicians making their mark on the industry.

To determine the most popular songs of the year, iHeartRadio looked at the total audience spins (TAS) and the streams from iHeartRadio stations across the country as well as on the iHeartRadio app.

The five biggest songs of the year captured the hearts of millions of listeners, with nearly a billion TAS each for "Agora Hills" by Doja Cat, "Lose Control" by Teddy Swims, "Lovin On Me" by Jack Harlow, "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone and "Espresso" by Sabrina Carpenter.

Carpenter herself had a banner year, earning not just two tracks in the Top 10 overall songs of 2024 but being named the top artist of the entire year with over 2.3 billion TAS, beating artists like Taylor Swift, SZA, Doja Cat and Morgan Wallen. Check out our coverage of the Top Artists and Songs of 2024 to learn more.

Now that you know what iHeartRadio listeners tuned into overall, you may be wondering how your music taste lines up with others in your state and what song was streamed more than any other. Keep reading to see the top song for each state in 2024:

Alabama: "Outskirts" — Sam Hunt
Arkansas: "Lose Control" — Teddy Swims
Arizona: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Arkansas: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
California: "Feather" — Billie Eilish
Colorado: "Good People" — Mumford & Sons
Connecticut: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Delaware: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Florida: "Corazón Roto" — Brray
Georgia: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Hawaii: "Lovin on Me" — Jack Harlow
Idaho: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Illinois: "Good Good" — Usher
Indiana: "Madness" — Muse
Iowa: "In the Air Tonight" — Phil Collins
Kansas: "Outskirts" — Sam Hunt
Kentucky: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Louisiana: "Good Good" — Usher
Maine: "greedy" — Tate McRae
Maryland: "Snooze" — SZA
Massachusetts: "greedy" — Tate McRae
Michigan: "Lovin on Me" — Jack Harlow
Minnesota: "Greedy" — Tate McRae
Mississippi: "Not Like Us" — Kendrick Lamar
Missouri: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Montana: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Nebraska: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Nevada: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
New Hampshire: "Miles On It" — Kane Brown, Marshmellow
New Jersey: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
New Mexico: "Run It!" — Chris Brown
New York: "we can't be friends (wait for your love)" — Ariana Grande
North Carolina: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
North Dakota: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Ohio: "TRUCK BED" — HARDY
Oklahoma: "Outskirts" — Sam Hunt
Oregon: "Lovin on Me" — Jack Harlow
Pennsylvania: "Good Good" — Usher
Rhode Island: "Cruel Summer" — Taylor Swift
South Carolina: "Better Man" — Pearl Jam
South Dakota: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Tennessee: "Save Me" — Jelly Roll (feat. Lainey Wilson)
Texas: "Too Sweet" — Hozier
Utah: "Beautiful Things" — Benson Boone
Vermont: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Virginia: "IDGAF" — Tee Grizzley (feat. Chris Brown, Mariah the Scientist)
Washington: "Lose Control" — Teddy Swims
West Virginia: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith
Wisconsin: "Soak City (Do It)" — 310babii
Wyoming: "World on Fire" — Nate Smith

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