Ariana Grande’s Thank U, Next keeps leading the Official Albums Chart for a third week, holding off competition from The Greatest Showman.
Thank U, Next finishes 5,000 combined sales ahead of the cast recording, which takes second place after Hugh Jackman’s show-stopping performance of The Greatest Show at the BRITs 2019.
Meanwhile, rapper Giggs takes this week’s highest new entry with Big Bad at Number 6 – his third consecutive Top 10 album – and Sleaford Mods land their first ever Top 10 album with Eton Alive at Number 9.
In addition, The 1975’s A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships returns to the Top 10 at 10, climbing 13 places.
1. (1) Ariana Grande – thank u, next
2. (2) B.S.O. The Greatest Showman
3. (3) B.S.O. A Star is Born
4. (4) Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (B.S.O.)
5. (5) George Ezra – Staying At Tamara’s
6. (N) Giggs – Big Bad
7. (12) Jess Glynne – Always In Between
8. (8) Queen – The Platinum Collection
9. (N) Sleaford Mods – Eton Alive
10. (23) The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
SINGLES (Top 40 Singles)
1. (3) Lewis Capaldi – Someone You Loved
2. (4) Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant
3. (2) Ariana Grande – break up with your girlfriend, i’m bored
4. (1) Ariana Grande – 7 Rings
5. (5) Mabel – Don’t Call me Up
6. (6) Sam Smith & Normani – Dancing With a Stranger
7. (9) NSG ft. Tion Wayne – Options
8. (N) P!nk – Walk Me Home
9. (8) Billie Eilish – Bury A Friend
10. (19) Tom Walker – Just You And I
Lewis Capaldi claims his first Number 1 on this week’s Official Singles Chart with Someone You Loved. The song lifts from 3 to 1, logging 58,000 combined sales, including 6 million audio streams. ‘Someone You Loved’ first entered the Top 100 at Number 66 back in January and has steadily climbed over the past nine weeks.
After a close battle all week, Calvin Harris & Rag’n’Bone Man’s Giant settles for second places, finishing 1,900 combined sales behind Lewis, while last week’s Number 1 7 Rings by Ariana Grande slips to 4.
Meanwhile, P!nk claims this week’s highest new entry with Walk Me Home at Number 8, earning the star her 20th UK Top 10 single.
SOURCE | Officialcharts.com
