EMI is not budging from the top spot in the UK’s recorded music market shares.
Music Week can reveal that the Universal Music UK label – headed by co-presidents ...
For the second week in a row, and the fifth time in chart history, Last Christmas is No.1 for Wham!
This time last year, it was still gaining support ...
The Killers murder the opposition, with new compilation, Rebel Diamonds racing to a No.1 debut on consumption of 25,360 units (16,487 CDs, 5,588 vinyl albums, 474 digital downloads and 2,811 ...
The Killers are leading the way in the albums chart with Rebel Diamonds, which could become the band’s eighth UK No.1 album, having accumulated 16,244 sales so far this week. ...
Female solo artists have been No.1 for 10 weeks in a row now, with Kenya Grace’s Strangers spending its second week at the summit, even as its consumption falls 3.34% ...
Doja Cat is No.1 for the fifth straight week with Paint The Town Red but with consumption down for the fourth week in a row to 41,014 units (41 CDs, ...
Claiming the top three places for the sixth week in a row, seven places in the Top 10 including the highest new entry, and the two biggest climbers within the ...
Flowers is No.1 for Miley Cyrus for the sixth week in a row but less convincingly than before, with its consumption down for the fourth week in a row, falling ...
Flowers continues to dominate the singles chart, spending its fourth straight week at No.1 for Miley Cyrus on consumption of 81,435 units (6,473 digital downloads, 74,962 sales-equivalent streams). Although that’s ...
UK rap’s stranglehold at the top of a singularly sleepy Top 10 continues, with Dave’s Starlight claiming its fourth week in pole position, ahead of Aitch’s Ashanti-infused Baby.
Trailing on ...
