Eminem’s “Houdini” (Interscope) proves unstoppable on the U.Okay. chart, because it notches a second week at No. 1.
There’s a contact of magic about Marshall Mathers’ eleventh and newest No. 1 on the Official U.Okay. Chart; it’s the primary time the Rock Corridor-inducted rap legend has secured multiple week on the summit.
Em beforehand led the survey with “The Actual Slim Shady” (2000), “Stan” (2000), “With out Me” (2002), “Lose Your self” (2002), “Simply Lose It” (2004), “Like Toy Troopers” (2005), “Smack That” with Akon (2006), “The Monster” with Rihanna (2013), “River” with Ed Sheeran (2017) and “Godzilla” with the late Juice WRLD (2020).
Sabrina Carpenter has had Brits consuming down “Espresso” (Island) all summer season. The monitor holds at No. 2 on the chart, revealed Friday, June 14. Now, she’s getting a buzz from her new single “Please, Please, Please,” new at No. 3 for the very best new entry on the Official Chart.
Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour is presently working its method by means of the U.Okay. Sometimes, TayTay’s tunes fly up the charts of these international locations she visits, and the U.Okay. is not any completely different. As The Tortured Poets Division (EMI) returns to No. 1 on the nationwide albums survey, “Merciless Summer time” reenters the U.Okay. high 40 at No. 17.
After nabbing a report six Brit Awards earlier this yr, RAYE luggage a fifteenth U.Okay. high 40 look with “Genesis” (Human Re Sources). Clocking in at seven minutes, “Genesis” debuts at No. 22. It’s the followup to RAYE’s No. 1 hit from 2023, “Escapism.”
In the meantime, Swift’s Tortured Poets logs a sixth non-consecutive week atop the Official U.Okay. Albums Chart, setting a brand new mark for the U.S. pop famous person. Tortured Poets surpasses her earlier greatest of 5 non-consecutive weeks with 2022’s Midnights. Tortured Poets retains high spot, thanks partially to the discharge of latest, U.Okay.-exclusive digital codecs together with previously-unreleased bonus reside recordings, in celebration of the present U.Okay. leg of her The Eras Tour.
5 traditional Swift albums climb the chart: Lover (19-7), 1989 (Taylor’s Model) (21-9), Midnights (26-13), folklore (25-14) and status (36-19).
After main earlier within the week, Charli XCX’s sixth LP Brat (Atlantic) bows at No. 2. In line with the Official Charts Firm, Brat’s first-week whole eclipses that of her 2022 No. 1 Crash.
Lastly, Rock Corridor-inducted rock legends Bon Jovi full the rostrum with Eternally (EMI), new at No. 3.