Bieber’s ‘Yukon’ and ‘Daisies’ Soar on U.K. Charts After Grammys

Justin Bieber sees U.K. chart surge with ‘Yukon’ and ‘Daisies’ after Grammy performance, boosting sales and streams despite no wins

Canadian singer Justin Bieber has seen a notable post-Grammy boost in the United Kingdom, as tracks from his surprise project Swag “Yukon” and “Daisies” re-emerged on the nation’s Official Singles charts following his stripped-down live performance at the 2026 Grammy Awards.

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Bieber entered the Grammys with four nominations, including Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album for Swag, while “Daisies” and “Yukon” were nominated for Best Pop Solo Performance and Best R&B Performance, respectively.

Though he left without an award, his intimate performance of “Yukon” featuring only a guitar, vocals, and a looping pedal reignited public interest in the track.

The impact was swift in the U.K. market.

“Yukon” re-entered the Official Singles Downloads chart at number 59 and the Official Singles Sales chart at number 65, marking new peak positions for the song.

The track, which originally debuted in August 2025, had spent just three weeks on the sales charts before falling off entirely.

“Daisies,” by contrast, returned to the Official Streaming chart at number 77 and the main Official Singles chart at number 99.

Historically the stronger performer, “Daisies” previously reached number one on the Official Singles chart and peaked at number three on the Streaming chart.

Its re-emergence highlights the continued traction of Bieber’s pop-oriented work in the region.

Together, “Daisies” and “Yukon” remain the only singles from Swag and its follow-up Swag II to make an impact on the U.K. charts, underscoring the commercial value of high-profile live performances.

Industry analysts note that such exposure can produce measurable success even without award wins.

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Though the Grammy ceremony ended without new trophies for Bieber, the U.K. charts suggest that the singer’s live showcasing delivered a different form of triumph, reaffirming his global appeal and chart resilience.