U.K. MIDWEEKS: PARAMORE ON TOP

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U.K. MIDWEEKS: PARAMORE ON TOP

2/13/23

Paramore is on course for their first U.K. Official Albums #1 in a decade with This Is Why (Atlantic). Over on singles, Miley Cyrus remains on top.

Paramore is surging ahead at the midweek stage, selling out its closest competition, Truth Decay’s You Me At Six (Underdog), by more than 2:1.

The rock takeover of this week’s albums chart continues with The Rolling Stones’ live collection, GRRR! Live (Promotone/Mercury), aiming for a #6 debut.

Following Saturday’s BRIT Awards, the ceremony’s two big winners surge back up the chart. Harry Styles’ Harry’s House (Columbia) rises three to #3, while Wet Leg’s self-titled debut on Domino could re-enter the Top 40 at #33.

On the U.K.’s Official Singles midweeks, Cyrus’ “Flowers” (RCA) looks set for a fifth consecutive week at #1.

“Boy’s a Liar” (Parlophone) by PinkPantheress is on the rise again, jumping to a new peak at #4. Coi Leray’s “Players” (Uptown) is up one to #11.

This week’s highest new singles entry could be Linkin Park’s “Lost” (Warner Records) starting at #14.