U.K. CHARTS: LOVE FOR PARAMORE

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U.K. CHARTS: LOVE FOR PARAMORE

2/17/23

Paramore have their first U.K. Official Albums #1 in a decade with This Is Why (Atlantic) while Miley Cyrus locks in her fifth straight atop singles.

Paramore scored the top spot with 76% physical sales.

Truth Decay (Underdog) by You Me At Six debuts at #4 today, marking the band’s seventh consecutive Top 10. Elsewhere, ABBA’s Gold—Greatest Hits (Polar) lifts five to #10 and The Rolling Stones’ live collection, GRRR! Live (Promotone/Mercury), is a new entry at #21.

Following her Super Bowl halftime performance, Rihanna’s ANTI (Roc Nation) and Good Girl Gone Bad rise 69 and 41 places, respectively, to land at #39 and #41.

On the U.K.’s Official Singles midweeks, Cyrus’ “Flowers” (RCA) remains at #1 for its fifth straight week on 8.5m streams.

“Boy’s a liar” (Parlophone) by PinkPantheress continues to rise, jumping to a new peak of #3.

Harry Styles’ “As It Was” (Columbia) rises 27 places to #7 following his clean sweep at last weekend’s BRIT Awards.

Afrobeats star Libianca is also on the up with her breakout hit, “People” (5K Records/Sony), rising two to a new peak at #15. Linkin Park’s “Lost” (Warner Records) secures this week’s highest new entry at #18; it’s their first U.K. Top 20 single in 14 years.