How to See Your Apple Music Listening Stats

Updated July 14, 2026 · Marquee Guides

Quick answer

Apple Music Replay shows yearly highlights, but it updates on Apple’s schedule and lives on the web. For stats on demand, use Marquee — its Library Insights screen shows your listening totals from day one, built on your library’s lifetime play counts, with ranked top artists, albums, and genres charts.

Spotify users get Wrapped. Apple Music users get... a website they have to remember exists. If you want to know your top artists, your play counts, or how your listening changed this month, Apple’s built-in options only tell part of the story.

Here’s every way to see your Apple Music listening stats — including how to get them on demand, on your phone, all year.

Option 1: Apple Music Replay (built in)

Apple’s official stats feature is Replay. Open the Music app’s Home tab and scroll to "Replay: Your Top Music", or visit replay.music.apple.com in a browser. Replay shows your top songs, artists, albums, and genres, and it updates weekly.

The catch: Replay is a highlights reel, not a stats tool. It lives mostly on the web, resets its framing around the calendar year, and won’t show you granular play counts for your whole library when you want them.

Option 2: Marquee’s Library Insights (on demand)

Marquee is a free Apple Music player with a Library Insights screen built on your library’s lifetime play counts — the same counters iOS keeps for every song, whether you played it in the Music app, in your car, or on your AirPods. That means your stats are there the moment you install: total listening time, albums played, and how much of your library you’ve actually heard.

  1. Download Marquee free from the App Store.
  2. Connect your Apple Music library when prompted.
  3. Open the Library tab and tap the Library Insights row at the top.
  4. Explore your stats — lifetime totals are free, and Marquee Pro unlocks the full charts: top artists, albums, genres, decades, and listening over time, plus windowed ranges like Last Week and Last Month.

Because the lifetime counters can’t tell you what you played last week, Marquee also tracks changes over time from the day you install — so windowed stats get richer the longer you have it. And if you want your history to live somewhere permanent, Marquee scrobbles to Last.fm, which keeps a complete record of everything you play.

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Try it with Marquee — free

The Apple Music player with themes, Last.fm scrobbling, Library Insights, and Upcoming Releases tracking. Requires an Apple Music subscription.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Apple Music show play counts?

Not prominently. iOS keeps lifetime play counts for your library, but the Music app doesn’t surface them. Marquee’s Library Insights builds its stats and charts directly on those counts.

Do I have to listen in Marquee for stats to work?

No. Lifetime stats come from your library’s system play counts, so plays from the Music app, CarPlay, and AirPods all count. Windowed stats and Last.fm history grow as you keep listening.