Twelve weeks after debuting at No.5, Raindance edges 2-1 for Dave & Tems on consumption of 50,474 units (318 digital downloads, 50,156 sales-equivalent streams).
Ending the two-week reign of Djo’s ...
Bigger than The Beatles? Eclipsing the Fab Four to become the artist with most UK No.1 albums in chart history, Robbie Williams returns to the summit with retro-styled new release, ...
Stronger Thing: End Of Beginning racks up a 12.20% increase to 53,743 units (334 cassettes, 1,104 digital downloads, 52,305 sales-equivalent streams) in the latest frame, easing its way to a ...
In pursuit of their first No.1 album since 2003, Blue got off to a terrific start, with their seventh studio set, Reflections, over 5,000 units ahead of its nearest challenger, ...
Eight days after the finale of the fifth and last season of Netflix streaming sensation Stranger Things dropped, the fever continues: no fewer than eight vintage tracks featured in the ...
It’s another great week for Olivia Dean, whose second album, The Art Of Loving, is No.1 for the second frame in a row, and fourth time in total, while ...
I don’t know if Raye is partial to Christmas but there’s good reason to believe that she is a fan of the annual post-Christmas chart readjustment, which conspires to secure ...
Number two behind Kylie Minogue, Pink Floyd and Michael Bublé for the last three weeks, The Art Of Loving returns to pole position for Olivia Dean.
The album, Dean’s ...
Rudely interrupted last week, Wham! regain the No.1 spot, with Last Christmas securing its second week at the summit this advent and its 12th week in total. ACR-adjusted consumption climbs ...
More than 14 years after it first topped the chart and exactly a year after it last reached the summit, Michael Bublé’s evergreen Christmas takes advantage of a weak ...
