Billie Eilish heading for second Number 1 album | The Weeknd teases next album era

By rahmat hidayat

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

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Official Chart Update #ChartFact The Weeknd's After Hours era spawned three Top 10 singles - Blinding Lights (1), Save Your Tears (2) and Heartless (10) - and generated 651.5 MILLION streams in the UK! The Canadian star is teasing a new album era, set to begin *very* soon. Find out more below.

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Singles Albums

Billie Eilish heading for Number 1 album with Happier Than Ever Prince, Creeper and Erasure are in line for Top 10 debuts this week. Read More

Lizzo's "new era" begins next week with Rumors single It will be the start of a new chapter following her breakthrough album Cuz I Love You. Read More

Charli XCX to release new single Good Ones next month It will be the first drop from her "mainstream" fifth album. Read More

Nickelback are working on their first album in four years: "Nobody can tell us what to do" The Canadian rockers' tenth album is currently being recorded, with no release date set. Read More

Professor Green signs new record deal and teases new music The rapper joins a roster of artists including Will Young, Nina Nesbitt and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Read More

The Weeknd announces new era starts "tonight" with new song preview It's the first material he's shared from the follow-up to Number 1 album After Hours. Read More

Billie Eilish set to claim highest new Singles Chart entry There are also new peaks on the cards for Jonasu and Rain Radio & DJ Craig Gorman. Read More

Billie Eilish's Top 10 biggest songs on the Official Chart revealed

To celebrate the release of Happier Than Ever, we're counting down Billie's most popular songs with British fans. full story

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