Dave becomes the first homegrown British rap act to have three albums debut at No.1, with The Boy Who Played The Harp (TBWPTH) racking up first week consumption of 73,779 ...
In a tightly packed Top 3, Taylor Swift wins out again with The Fate Of Ophelia securing its third consecutive week at the summit, although with consumption falling 24.73% week-on-week ...
Trailing by diminishing quantities on sales flashes for most of the week, The Life Of A Showgirl (TLOAS) ultimately emerged triumphant to post its third consecutive week at No.1 on ...
The Life Of A Showgirl (TLOAS) cruises to an extremely comfortable second week at No.1 for Taylor Swift, despite consumption dropping 88.82% week-on-week.
Of course, after shattering her personal best ...
Even swifter: 18 months after The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD) exploded to a No.1 debut on first week consumption of 270,091 units – the highest for any album for seven ...
Album chart-toppers with Little Mix and Led Zeppelin respectively, Perrie and Robert Plant’s hopes of achieving the feat solo for the first time are dashed this week, with Olivia Dean ...
Ed Sheeran carved himself a slice of chart history in June, becoming the first British solo artist to spend 50 weeks at No.1 on the albums chart. In all ...
Man’s Best Friend’s dogged resistance earns Sabrina Carpenter the accolade of consecutive weeks at No.1 for the first time in her career.
Despite its consumption falling 61.79% week-on-week to ...
Summer is almost over but the dog days continue for Sabrina Carpenter, whose seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend has the competition licked as it sprints to a No.1 ...
There’s an all-new Top 3 on the albums chart for the first time in 10 weeks, but the two other participants in this triumvirate are no match for Wolf Alice ...
