U.K. CHARTS: GREEN DAY'S BIG WEEK

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U.K. CHARTS: GREEN DAY'S BIG WEEK

1/26/24

Green Day has its fifth U.K. Official Albums #1 with Saviors (Reprise). Over on singles, Noah Kahan has two entries in the Top 5.

Saviors also tops this week’s Official Vinyl Albums Chart, with one third of its total sales made up of vinyl purchases.

Noah Kahan’s Stick Season (Mercury/Republic) is up two to #2.

Neck Deep (Hopeless) from Welsh pop-punk outfit Neck Deep debuts at #11, their fourth Top 20 album. Heavy metal band Saxon secure their 11th Top 40 with Hell Fire and Damnation (Militia Guard Music) at #19.

On the U.K.’s Official Singles Chart, Kahan’s “Stick Season” remains at #1 with 8.7m streams across the last seven days. His “Homesick” with Sam Fender is the week’s highest new entry at #5.

“Murder on the Dancefloor” (Polydor) by Sophie Ellis-Bextor again rises to its previous peak of #2 thanks to its feature in Saltburn.

Another track enjoying a nostalgia wave is “Unwritten” (Sony) by Natasha Bedingfield, which rises five to #13 after being featured in the rom-com Anyone But You.

Further down, Flo Milli’s “Never Lose Me” (RCA) hits a new peak of #17, while TikTok star Benson Boone has his first Top 20 with “Beautiful Things” (Night Street/Warner) at #18.