TOP 20: IT'S HER KINGDOM (UPDATE)

Halsey will get her first #1 when our charts are finalized on Friday. Her previous release, 2015’s Badlands, debuted at #2, trailing The Weeknd’s Beauty Behind The Madness.

1. (*) Halsey (Astralwerks)100-110k SPS, 75-85k Albums
2. Kendrick Lamar (TDE/Interscope) 77-82k, 15-18k
3. Drake (YMCMB/Republic) 45-49k, 2-3k
4. (*) Luke Combs (Sony Nashville) 39-43k, 32-36k
5. Bryson Tiller (Trapsoul/RCA) 38-42k, 3-4k
6. Ed Sheeran (Atlantic) 35-39k, 10-12k
7. Beatles (Capitol) 34-38k, 31-35k
8. Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 32-36k, 11-13k
9. Summer Latin Hits 2017 (Universal Latin) 31-35k
10. Chris Stapleton (Mercury Nashville) 28-31k, 22-25k
11. (*) Roger Waters (Columbia) 28-31k, 27-30k
12. Post Malone (Republic) 27-30k, 2-3k
13. Migos (Quality Control) 26-29k, 1-2k
14. Future (FREEBANDZ/Epic) 26-29k, 1-2k
15. (*) All Time Low (Fueled By Ramen) 25-28k, 22-25k
16. Harry Styles (Columbia) 25-28k, 10-12k
17. (*) Alt-J (Atlantic) 24-27k, 19-22k
18. Moana (Walt Disney) 22-25k, 11-13k
19. Khalid (Right Hand Music/RCA) 21-24k, 1-2k
20. U2 “The Joshua Tree” (Island) 21-24k. 18-21k

(*) DEBUTS

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