Five days after her emotional and triumphant performance on Glastonbury’s Pyramid stage, Kylie Minogue’s new compilation Step Back In Time: The Definitive Collection storms to a No.1 debut on the ...
Battle of the sexagenarians: Only nine acts in chart history have had 10 or more albums in UK chart history, and two of them, both in their 60s, went head-to-head ...
Sales of Lewis Capaldi’s Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent continue to ebb but the 22-year-old Scot remains atop the chart for the fourth week in a row with the ...
Lewis Capaldi extends his reign atop the album chart to three weeks, despite consumption of Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent falling a further 25.90% week-on-week to 29,429 units (including ...
Hurts 2B Human becomes only the third 2019 album to spend more than a week at No.1, spending its second straight week at the summit for Pink.
Having secured the ...
Leadership of the album chart is unchanged this week, with 17-year-old singer/songwriter Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? remaining in pole position despite a 50.46% ...
It’s a banner week in the career of Ariana Grande, who racks up her third consecutive No.1 album with Thank U, Next, which simultaneously provides her fifth (and its third) ...
Yorkshire rock band Bring Me The Horizon land the first No.1 of their career and the first new No.1 of 2019 with their sixth studio set, Amo.
First week sales ...
January used to be a month of substantial activity in the chart, with clearance sales having a huge effect on the album rankings, while the soft market made the month ...
The album jumped 39-4 in the first week of 2018, and has remained in the top five ever since. Its return to the apex kickstarts its sixth tour of duty ...
