Essex rock band Nothing But Thieves steal pole position on the album chart for the first time, with their fourth studio album, Dead Club City, pickpocketing leadership of the ...
More of a long-distance champion than its title suggests, Dave & Central Cee’s Sprinter has shown staying power, and crosses the line ahead of the chasing pack for a marathon ...
Rap duos continue to dominate the singles chart, with Sprinter No.1 for the fourth straight week for Dave & Central Cee and Who Told You at No.2 for the third ...
Acts who performed at Glastonbury take all of the top three positions on the album chart this week, with resurgent releases from Elton John and Lewis Capaldi taking medal positions ...
Tom Grennan’s third studio album, What Ifs & Maybes delivers his second No.1 and his highest weekly sale to date, debuting atop the chart on consumption of 27,065 units ...
Its consumption falling 20.0% week-on-week to 71,086 units (294 digital downloads and 70,792 sales-equivalent streams), Sprinter is first past the post for the third week in a row for Dave ...
It has yet to be determined whether it is indeed a sprinter with a short chart life or a marathon runner along the lines of Rema’s hit Calm Down, but ...
Niall Horan registers the highest weekly sale of his solo career to secure his second No.1 album with third solo release The Show.
Horan, 29, from Mullingar in Ireland, racked ...
Officially released on Dave’s 25th birthday on Monday (June 5) – the day after Central Cee’s – without prior notification, the London rappers’ collaborative EP, Split Decision, sends shockwaves through ...
An epic battle for supremacy between heavyweight rock acts saw leadership of the chart change three times in the week, before But Here We Are by Foo Fighters pulled decisively ...
