With his latest album ‘We’re All Alone In This Together,’ Dave reclaims the #1 spot on the Official Albums Chart, which in turn, pushes Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever to second place.
The move comes after Eilish’s newest album, ‘Happier Than Ever,’ landed at the top of the charts last week. During the chart week, however, a persistent Dave album established its foothold and recovered the top spot.
Elsewhere on the charts, Will Young scores the highest new entry this week with ‘Crying On The Bathroom Floor,’ which is his eight straight Top 3 studio album. ‘Sour’ by Olivia Rodrigo falls to Number 4 in the UK while remaining as the most-streamed album of the week.
Furthermore, Barbra Streisand’s new compilation album ‘Release Me 2’ debuts at number five, making it the songbird’s 15th Top 10 album in the UK.
George Harrison’s 50th-anniversary edition of his chart-topping solo album ‘All Things Must Pass’ debuts at No. 6, while a remastering of Brian May’s 1992 solo debut ‘Back To The Light’ debuts at No. 7, exceeding its original No. 19 peak.
Fredo’s Independence Day debuts at Number 9, serving as his fourth Top 10 album, while Nas’s ‘King’s Disease II’ debuts at Number 20 and becomes the ‘It’s Mine’ rapper’s third Top 20 album in the UK.
Source: Official Charts.
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