Music, Fashion, Film marks Charli’s fourth UK Number 1 album overall, following CRASH in 2022, BRAT in 2024, and Wuthering Heights earlier this year. The achievement places her in an elite group of acts who have scored two UK chart-topping albums within twelve months, including British icons such as The Beatles, David Bowie, Elton John, and Ed Sheeran, as well as international solo artists like Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Diana Ross.
Beyond the main album chart, Music, Fashion, Film has also claimed the Number 1 spot on the Official Vinyl Albums Chart after shifting the highest quantity of physical copies on wax over the past week.
Elsewhere in the Top 5, rock band Snow Patrol make a return to the upper reaches of the standings as their 2006 album Eyes Open re-enters at Number 4 following the release of a 20th anniversary special edition. The release also claims Number 1 on the Official Record Store Chart, ranking as the week’s best-selling LP across independent UK record shops.
Country pop star Shania Twain achieves her seventh Top 10 album as her seventh studio project, Little Miss Twain, debuts at Number 7. New York indie rockers The Strokes secure their seventh Top 10 record with Reality Awaits at Number 8, timed alongside the 25th anniversary of their debut album Is This It.
London rapper Nines claims a Top 40 entry with Lost Tapes at Number 14, which simultaneously tops the Official Independent Albums Chart. Finally, country star Luke Combs sees The Way I Am re-enter at Number 31 to coincide with his headlining shows at Wembley Stadium as part of his My Kinda Saturday Night tour.
