Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin celebrates a 16th week at #1 with blink-182’s super smash, “ONE MORE TIME.” Warner’sRob Goldklang sees Black Keys’ “Beautiful People (Stay High)” quickly enter the Top 5, while RCA’s Gary Gorman charges into the Top 10 with Cage the Elephant’s “Neon Pill” during its second week. Many congrats to AWAL’s Dave Lombardi for hitting the Top 10 with Lovejoy’s “Normal People Things.” Crush’s Garrett Capone and Warner’s Goldklang arrive in the Top 20 with Green Day’s “Dilemma.” And New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach approaches the Top 25 with “Leave a Light On.”
Congrats to Crush’s Garrett Capone for Most Added honors this week with Fall Out Boy’s “So Much (for) Stardust.” It was a great week for Virgin’s Marni Halpern and Marisa DiFrisco with The Maine’s “Thoughts I Have While Lying…,” and the same goes for Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush’s Capone with Green Day’s “Dilemma.” Other winners include Hit Maker Music Group’s Smith with “Pathetic” and Glassnote’s Michael Starr with Mumford & Sons x Pharell’s “Good People.”
Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin is rolling with blink-182’s “One More Time” getting a 15th week at #1 and Cannons’ “Loving You” rising to #2. Dirty Hit’s Bleachers enters the Top 5 this week with “Modern Girl,” while Warner’s Rob Goldklang sees Black Keys’ “Beautiful People (Stay High)” surge to #6, up 500x, and Mike Shinoda’s “Already Over” join the Top 10. RCA’s Gary Gorman has Cage the Elephant’s “Neon Pill” rocketing to #12 with an increase of 1000 spins. The Orchard’s Scott Burton hits the Top 15 with lovelytheband’s “Nice to Know You.” Glassnote’s Michael Starr quickly gets Mumford & Sons x Pharrell’s “Good People” to the Top 20 after a 400-spin boost, and Warner’s Green Day make their chart debut with “Dilemma.”
It was a special week for RCA’s Gary Gorman as Cage the Elephant’s “Neon Pill” took #1 most added honors with a closed-out panel. It was also an excellent day of adds for Glassnote’s Michael Starr with Mumford & Sons and Pharrell’s “Good People.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang enjoyed a great week of adds with Green Day’s new single, “Dilemma.”
Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin holds strong for a 14th week at #1 with blink-182’s super smash “ONE MORE TIME.” BMG’s Nick Attaway hits the Top 5 with Sum 41’s “Landmines.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang sees Black Keys' “Beautiful People (Stay High)” rocket to #15, which is up over 700x. RCA’s Gary Gorman hits the Top 20 in its second week with Foo Fighters' “The Glass.” And after just one day of airplay, Cage the Elephant’s new “Neon Pill” will have a strong chart debut. Glassnote’s Michael Starr also gets an impressive chart debut with Mumford & Sons & Pharrell’s “Good People.”
Congrats to Warner/Nonesuch’s Rob Goldklang for being #1 Most added with Black Keys’ “Beautiful People (Stay High).” It also was a great week for Glassnote’s Michael Starr with Mumford & Sons and Pharrell Williams’ new single, “Good People.” RCA’s Gary Gorman had a strong follow-up week with Foo Fighters’ “The Glass,” as did New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach with “Leave a Light On.”
Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin gets a 13th week at #1 with blink-182’s smash hit, “ONE MORE TIME.” Dirty Hit’s Bleachers climb to #6 this week with “Modern Girl.” Major kudos to Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins and Drew Hauser for moving The Last Dinner Party’s “Nothing Matters” Top 10. They also see strong chart moves with AJR’s“Yes I’m a Mess” (Mercury/Republic) hitting the Top 15 as label mate Noah Kahan arrives in the Top 20 with “Stick Season.” There’s a couple of fantastic chart debuts this week, including RCA’s Gary Gorman with Foo Fighters’ “The Glass” and Warner’s Rob Goldklang with Black Keys’ new single, “Beautiful People (Stay High).” New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roach also looks to make an impressive debut with “Leave a Light On.”
RCA’s Gary Gorman enjoys a huge week with Foo Fighters’ “The Glass,” which easily takes Most Added honors. NewNoize/ADA’s Papa Roach also had a great add week with “Leave a Light On.” Other winners include BMG’s Nick Attaway with Sum 41’s “Landmines” and The Orchard’s Scott Burton with lovelytheband’s “Nice to Know You” and Ocean Alley’s “Confidence.”
