Seattle-based rock band Riot Saints has reached a significant milestone in their career as their single “We Were Never Meant to Win” has officially claimed the #1 spot on the Top 40 chart. This achievement marks the band's first chart-topping single, a notable accomplishment in the competitive music industry. The song experienced a remarkable rise, moving from outside the Top 20 to #1 in just two weeks. This surge is attributed to strong streaming numbers, rapid fan adoption, and the immediate impact of their live performances. The band is currently in the midst of a U.S. tour, which began with a packed kickoff show in Seattle that attracted over 8,300 fans. Frontman Jace Ryder commented on the achievement, stating, “We never chased charts. This song came from a real place, and seeing it connect like this means more than any number.” The song has resonated with listeners for its raw and unfiltered take on themes of survival, frustration, and endurance. Released as part of Riot Saints' singles-first strategy, “We Were Never Meant to Win” has generated over $3 million in weekly revenue, outperforming releases from established mainstream artists. The band's rise reflects a growing appetite for emotionally direct rock music in a singles-driven landscape. As Riot Saints continues their U.S. tour through February, they are experiencing increased visibility and momentum, with multiple tracks currently charting. Fans can expect high-intensity live shows as the band brings their music to cities nationwide. For more information on tour dates, music, and updates, fans can follow Riot Saints on their official channels.