Five's Official Top 10 biggest songs ever

As the lads reunite, we reveal Five's Official biggest hits in the UK

With 11 Top 10 singles, four Top 10 albums and a BRIT Award to their name, Five were one of the UK's biggest boy bands of the '90s and early noughties. And now, the lads are back together.

The group - Abz Love, Ritchie Neville, Jason 'J' Brown, Sean Conlon and Scott Robinson - return as a five-piece for the first time in 25 years; announcing their Keep On Movin' 2025 arena tour.

So, in celebration, we thought it about time we revealed Five's Official biggest songs for the first time ever.

Before we get into the Top 10, let's take a closer look at their three biggest hits in the UK.

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3. Everybody Get Up

Released: 1998

Official Singles Chart peak: Number 2

UK chart units: 465,000

The fourth single lifted from the band's self-titled debut album Five, Everybody Get Up comes in at Number 3 on the lift; shifting a total of 465,000 chart units to date. At the time, it earned the band their highest-charting track, peaking at Number 2 and spending 19 weeks on the Official Singles Chart.

Everybody Get Up has amassed 18.6 million combined UK audio and video streams; becoming the lads' second most-streamed song of all time.

Fun fact: the track credits Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker as songwriters, since it contains a sample of Joan Jett & The Blackhearts' I Love Rock 'N Roll.

2. Got The Feelin'

Released: 1998

Official Singles Chart peak: Number 3

UK chart units: 510,000

Another track from their debut, Got The Feelin' was co-written by Five alongside Richard Stannard and Julian Gallagher. The song spent 13 weeks on the Official Singles Chart, with streams of 12 million and counting in the UK.

1. Keep On Movin'

Released: 1999

Official Singles Chart peak: Number 1

UK chart units: 1.4 million

The first of Five's three Official Number 1 singles, Keep On Movin' is officially the boys' biggest single to date. The second single from their second studio album Invincible, Keep On Movin' has shifted 1.4 million UK chart units since its 1999 release, and is also far and away their most-streamed song ever, with 87.4 combined audio and video streams.