U.K. CHARTS: GLEN'S FANS SAY ADIOS

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U.K. CHARTS: GLEN'S FANS SAY ADIOS

8/11/17

Fans are honouring the late Glen Campbell with his final studio album, Adios (UMC), reaching a new peak of #2 today. Ed Sheeran spends his 15th non-consecutive run at #1 with ÷ (Atlantic) on just shy of 10k sales. It’s the lowest-selling week of 2017 for a #1 album.

On the singles side, Calvin Harris has secured his eighth #1 on the U.K.’s Official Singles Chart as “Feels” (Columbia) ends the latest reign of “Despacito” (Polydor) at the helm.