Easily securing the highest weekly sale of 2025, Sam Fender’s third studio album, People Watching, storms to a No.1 debut on consumption of 107,124 units (40,800 CDs, 42,769 vinyl ...
The 75th and most vitriolic track to top the chart in the 2020s, Kendrick Lamar’s Not Like Us jumps 2-1 to become his first UK No.1 single, 41 weeks ...
Less short but still sweet: 25 weeks after the standard 12-song, 36-minute version debuted at No.1, Sabrina Carpenter’s Short N’ Sweet has been released in a 17-song, 51-minute deluxe ...
Messy is No.1 for Lola Young for the fourth straight week, despite consumption easing 8.37% to 51,751 units (207 7-inch singles, 2,193 digital downloads and 49,351 sales-equivalent streams).
Hitting ACR ...
Bigger than Madonna: Taylor Swift racks up the 13th No.1 album of her career, with Lover (Live From Paris) making a belated Top 75 debut two years to the week ...
Its consumption falling a minuscule 45 units (0.08%) to 56,479 (717 7-inch singles, 3,356 digital downloads and 52,406 sales-equivalent streams) after 18 straight weeks of growth, Messy spends a very ...
Scurrying up to the top of the chart in time for the weekend, Hurry Up Tomorrow debuts at No.1 for The Weeknd, becoming his fourth No.1 and seventh Top ...
It’s a cinch for ‘Cench’: Reinforcing his claim to be one of the UK’s pre-eminent rappers, Central Cee cruises to a No.1 debut with new album Can’t Rush Greatness on ...
In a top three comprising the same songs for the fifth week in a row, they are more widely-spaced in consumption terms than previously, with Messy No.1 for the second ...
Forty-three weeks after it was released, and nine weeks after it entered the Top 75, Messy is finally No.1 for Lola Young.
The sixth single from the 24-year-old Londoner’s ...
