This is a list of the European Music & Media magazine's European Hot 100 Singles and European Top 100 Albums number-ones of 1994.
| Issue Date | Song | Artist | Album | Artist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January | "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" | Meat Loaf | So Far So Good | Bryan Adams |
| 8 January | ||||
| 15 January | ||||
| 22 January | "All for Love" | Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting | ||
| 29 January | ||||
| 5 February | ||||
| 12 February | ||||
| 19 February | ||||
| 26 February | ||||
| 5 March | ||||
| 12 March | ||||
| 19 March | ||||
| 26 March | "Move on Baby" | Cappella | Music Box | Mariah Carey |
| 2 April | "Streets of Philadelphia" | Bruce Springsteen | ||
| 9 April | ||||
| 16 April | ||||
| 23 April | The Division Bell | Pink Floyd | ||
| 30 April | ||||
| 7 May | ||||
| 14 May | ||||
| 21 May | ||||
| 28 May | "Without You" | Mariah Carey | ||
| 4 June | ||||
| 11 June | "The Real Thing" | 2 Unlimited | Music Box | Mariah Carey |
| 18 June | ||||
| 25 June | ||||
| 2 July | "Baby, I Love Your Way" | Big Mountain | ||
| 9 July | "Love Is All Around" | Wet Wet Wet | ||
| 16 July | ||||
| 23 July | ||||
| 30 July | Voodoo Lounge | Rolling Stones | ||
| 6 August | ||||
| 13 August | ||||
| 20 August | ||||
| 27 August | ||||
| 3 September | ||||
| 10 September | End of Part One: Their Greatest Hits | Wet Wet Wet | ||
| 17 September | ||||
| 24 September | The 3 Tenors In Concert 1994 | Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti with Mehta | ||
| 1 October | ||||
| 8 October | ||||
| 15 October | ||||
| 22 October | "Saturday Night" | Whigfield | Monster | R.E.M. |
| 29 October | ||||
| 5 November | "Always" | Bon Jovi | ||
| 12 November | Cross Road | Bon Jovi | ||
| 19 November | ||||
| 26 November | ||||
| 3 December | ||||
| 10 December | "Cotton Eye Joe" | Rednex | ||
| 17 December | ||||
| 24 December | ||||
| 31 December |
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