American country music giant Zach Bryan has secured a new personal best in the UK, as With Heaven On Top weaves its way to Number 3.
After battling it out on the promotional trail all week, midweek leaders Blue land their highest-charting album in over 20 years with eighth studio album – this week’s highest new entry at Number 2 behind Olivia Dean.
Following a string of in-store album signings, Reflections hits the Number 1 spot on the Official Record Store Chart, and Number 1 on the Official Independent Chart as well as the best-selling and most-downloaded album of the week.
Speaking on their fantastic achievement, the band said:
“We never imagined we’d be having such a high chart position after 23 years, so we are incredibly grateful.
“We are brothers who have been through a lot of ups and downs together, and this is a high moment we are going to remember for a long time.
“If it wasn’t for the fans, we wouldn’t be here in the first place and to actually see them turn up for us, it speaks louder than numbers do. This is for them. We owe it all to you, it means the world we and we love you so much. This is the beginning of more, we’re not gonna stop now!”
Congratulations to The Cribs who not only earn the first Top 5 album of their career with Selling A Vibe (5), but they also hit the top of the Official Albums Vinyl Chart, shifting the most copies on wax in the past week.
Londoners Dry Cleaning clinch a third Top 20 record with their latest edition, Secret Love (12).
Delving further into the standings, Alter Bridge’s self-titled project snatches a Top 20 position (20), as The Kid Laroi bags a third Top 40 release with BEFORE I FORGET (22).
And following the announcement of his first solo album in ten years The Romantic, Bruno Mars finds the 2010 classic Doo-Wop & Hooligans rocketing 53 positions (31).
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