Delete a single scrobble
- Sign in at last.fm in a browser.
- Open your profile, click Library, then the Scrobbles tab.
- Hover over the play you want gone and click its delete option.
Each play is a separate scrobble, so repeat this for every one you want to remove (Last.fm FAQ).
Delete every play of a track or artist
In your Library, open the Tracks or Artists tab, hover over the item and click delete. Removing a track deletes all of its plays; removing an artist deletes all of its plays, albums and tracks from your profile and charts (Last.fm FAQ).
Get a wrong track off your top charts
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| A few wrong or duplicate plays | Delete those scrobbles one by one |
| A track or artist you never played | Delete it from your Library |
| An album you really did overplay | Leave it; it drops out of 7 to 365 day charts as those windows move on |
Can you bulk delete?
Not for individual plays. Last.fm's help covers deleting single scrobbles or whole Library items, and lists no multi-select delete (Last.fm FAQ). Last.fm Pro adds scrobble editing, which fixes a mislabeled play without deleting it.
Stop wrong scrobbles coming back
Duplicates usually mean two scrobblers are logging to the same account. Plays you didn't make can mean someone else is listening on an account you connected. Turn off the extra scrobbler or disconnect that account first. For connection problems, see Last.fm not scrobbling.
Check the result in the Last.fm stats viewer, or learn how to see your Last.fm stats on Last.fm itself.