List of number-one singles from the 1990s (New Zealand)
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This is the Recorded Music NZ (known as RIANZ during this decade) list of number-one singles in New Zealand during the 1990s decade, starting from 14 January 1990.
Contents
Chart
- Key
- * – Number-one single of the year[nb 1]
- † – Song of New Zealand origin[nb 2]
- ‡ – Number-one single of the year, of New Zealand origin
By artist
- Key
- † – Song of New Zealand origin[nb 2]
| Artist | Number-one singles |
Longest run | Total weeks at number one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mariah Carey | 7 | "I’ll Be There"/ "Endless Love" feat. Luther Vandross (5 weeks each) | 20 |
| Michael Jackson | 6 | "Black Or White" (8 weeks) | 22 |
| Boyz II Men | 4 | "End Of The Road" (7 weeks) | 17 |
| Boyzone1 | 3 | "No Matter What" (6 weeks) | 10 |
| Blackstreet | 3 | "Take Me There" feat. Mya, Blinky Blink & Ma$e (3 weeks) | 7 |
| Spice Girls2 | 3 | "Goodbye" (3 weeks) | 6 |
| Deep Obsession | 3 | "Lost in Love" †/"One & Only"† (2 weeks each) | 5 |
| Janet Jackson | 3 | "Scream" with Michael Jackson (4 weeks) | 5 |
| U2 | 3 | "The Fly" (3 weeks) | 5 |
- Excluded statistics
- 1 Boyzone’s tally does not include Ronan Keating’s solo single, "When You Say Nothing At All ".
- 2 The Spice Girls' tally does not include Geri Halliwell’s solo single, "Look At Me ".
- While some artists made appearances in other artists songs, these songs were not included in their groups tally. This includes, Robin & Ali Campbell featuring in Pato Banton’s single, Baby Come Back as they were featured together, not as part of UB40.
- *Some artists who had solo #1 singles (or was a featured artist in a #1 single) and who were also part of a group that had #1 single/s have been classed as separate entities. This includes Che Fu, who had one solo #1 and featured in another #1 single, and Supergroove, who had one a #1 single prior to Che Fu leaving the group, as well as Lauryn Hill & Pras Michel,who both had a solo number one single, and the Fugees, which had two #1 singles prior to the release of their solo singles.
By song
- Key
- † – Song of New Zealand origin[nb 2]
Notes
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