The imminent threat of ACR removed as it returns to growth, Ordinary is No.1 for the seventh consecutive week for Alex Warren, with consumption growing 4.90% week-on-week to 69,243 ...
The spectre of Ghost haunted Stereophonics all week, with the former’s new album Skeletá drawing closer to, but never quite overhauling, the latter’s simultaneously unleashed Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em ...
Stereophonics are the frontrunners in the albums chart, with their thirteenth album Make ‘Em Laugh Make ‘Em Cry Make ‘Em Wait closing in on 25,000 sales. With 24,849 units shifted ...
Its consumption dips for the second week in a row – falling 6.53% to 66,007 units (1,896 digital downloads and 64,111 sales-equivalent streams) – but Ordinary continues to prove anything ...
The release of a special, signed CD edition to celebrate its first anniversary is enough to send Taylor Swift’s most recent studio set, The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD), back to ...
Ordinary has another exceptional week for Easter bunny Alex Warren, securing its fifth consecutive week at No.1, although its consumption eases 3.91% to 70,615 units (1,794 digital downloads, 68,821 ...
On arguably the holiest day of the Christian year, there’s a God Shaped Hole at the top of the album chart, courtesy of Those Damn Crows.
The Welsh rock ...
Alex Warren’s Ordinary continues to prove anything but, securing a fourth straight week at No.1, with consumption increasing 2.75% to 73,490 units (1,943 digital downloads and 71,547 sales-equivalent streams), a ...
Leadership of the chart changes hands for the 17th week in a row, with Who Believes In Angels? debuting at No.1 for Elton John & Brandi Carlile, on consumption ...
While its nearest challengers idle, Ordinary sprints to a third week at No.1 for Alex Warren, with consumption soaring a further 14.68% week-on-week to 71,522 units (2,100 digital downloads ...
