20-02-2016, 01:07
UK charts overview 19th February 2016:
albums:
She's been in the wilderness for a while, but today Adele says a big hello to the top of the Official Albums Chart once again. After ceding the Number 1 spot to David Bowie and Coldplay for five weeks, Adele's 25 is back on top following the star's powerful performance at Sunday's Grammys in LA. This gives 25 an eighth non-consecutive week at Number 1.
David Bowie's hits retrospective and former chart-topper Best of Bowie climbs back up a place to 2, while Justin Bieber's Purpose also advances a spot to Number 3.
Highest new entry of the week goes to Ronan Keating, scoring his eighth Top 10 hit with ninth studio album Time Of My Life, and completing the Top 5 is last week's Number 1 from Coldplay, with A Head Full Of Dreams.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Little Mix are back in the Top 10 with Get Weird, after their performance of latest single Secret Love Song on Graham Norton's chat show last week, up seven places to Number 8.
Aside from Ronan Keating at Number 4, there are two brand new entries and four releases breaking back into the Top 40.
American singer-songwriter Lissie snares her third Top 20 album, with latest collection My Wild West going straight in at Number 17, while Fleetwood Mac's 1977 classic Rumours leaps 35 slots to Number 27.
Following his spectacular performance at Sunday's Grammys, Kendrick Lamar's former Number 1 To Pimp A Butterly zooms 72 places to Number 31, and Kula Shaker score their first Top 40 album in almost 17 years â K 2.0 is new at 32.
BRIT Award-nominated Amy Winehouse's second album Back To Black breaks back into the Top 40 at 38, and Twenty One Pilots also make a return, with Blurryface climbing four spots to Number 40.
the complete UK top100 albums can be located here: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/
albums:
She's been in the wilderness for a while, but today Adele says a big hello to the top of the Official Albums Chart once again. After ceding the Number 1 spot to David Bowie and Coldplay for five weeks, Adele's 25 is back on top following the star's powerful performance at Sunday's Grammys in LA. This gives 25 an eighth non-consecutive week at Number 1.
David Bowie's hits retrospective and former chart-topper Best of Bowie climbs back up a place to 2, while Justin Bieber's Purpose also advances a spot to Number 3.
Highest new entry of the week goes to Ronan Keating, scoring his eighth Top 10 hit with ninth studio album Time Of My Life, and completing the Top 5 is last week's Number 1 from Coldplay, with A Head Full Of Dreams.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Little Mix are back in the Top 10 with Get Weird, after their performance of latest single Secret Love Song on Graham Norton's chat show last week, up seven places to Number 8.
Aside from Ronan Keating at Number 4, there are two brand new entries and four releases breaking back into the Top 40.
American singer-songwriter Lissie snares her third Top 20 album, with latest collection My Wild West going straight in at Number 17, while Fleetwood Mac's 1977 classic Rumours leaps 35 slots to Number 27.
Following his spectacular performance at Sunday's Grammys, Kendrick Lamar's former Number 1 To Pimp A Butterly zooms 72 places to Number 31, and Kula Shaker score their first Top 40 album in almost 17 years â K 2.0 is new at 32.
BRIT Award-nominated Amy Winehouse's second album Back To Black breaks back into the Top 40 at 38, and Twenty One Pilots also make a return, with Blurryface climbing four spots to Number 40.
the complete UK top100 albums can be located here: http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/
"BTO....Bachman,Turner,Overweight
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.