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WFNX's top 101 songs in 2010

WFNX's most popular songs in 2010

By WFNX AND PHOENIX STAFF | January 4, 2011

101. Julian Casablancas - 11th Dimension

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100. The Heavy - How You Like Me Now

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99. Marina and the Diamonds - Hollywood

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98. We Are Scientists - Rules Don’t Stop

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97. My Chemical Romance - Na Na Na

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96. Marina and the Diamonds - I Am Not A Robot

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95. Local Natives - Wide Eyes

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94. Brandon Flowers - Only the Young

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93. Anya Marina - Whatever You Like

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92. New Politics - Yeah Yeah Yeah

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91. The Dead Weather - Die By The Drop

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