Sabrina Carpenter continues to dominate the singles chart, taking the top two positions for the fourth week in a row but with a twist, as her first No.1, Espresso – ...
Kasabian become the second group and third act in chart history to debut at No.1 with seven consecutive albums this week, with their eighth studio album, Happenings’ chart-topping arrival being ...
Duly elected to serve as the first chart-topper under Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership, Sabrina Carpenter continues to pace the pack on the singles chart, securing the top two places ...
Despite Dua Lipa’s spirited attempt to wrest control of the album chart, Taylor Swift returns to pole position with The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD).
Never lower than No.2 in its ...
Sabrina Carpenter’s domination of the singles chart continues with Please Please Please remaining at No.1, albeit with consumption falling 14.72% week-on-week to 75,868 units (1,198 digital downloads, 74,670 sales-equivalent ...
Seventeen months after her critically-lauded debut release Good Riddance debuted and peaked at No.3, Californian singer/songwriter Gracie Abrams dashes to a No.1 debut with second album, The Secret Of Us, ...
Joining Madonna, Ariana Grande, Adele and Taylor Swift in the pantheon of female solo artists to simultaneously secure the top two positions in the singles chart, Sabrina Carpenter moves 3-1 ...
As her Eras tour continues – she’s at Wembley Stadium tonight – Taylor Swift’s latest album, The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD), is No.1 for the fourth week in a row, ...
In the chart with his debut hit, My Name Is, when Sabrina Carpenter was born in May 1999, Eminem’s 2024 renaissance Houdini denies her the opportunity of securing the ...
New releases from Bon Jovi and Charli XCX both took turns at No.1 in sales flashes but neither had the legs to prevent The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD) from topping ...
