UK Charts: PSY & Mumford & Sons at #1

These are the top ten singles and albums in the UK for the week of October 6th, 2012:

Top 10 Singles

1. GANGNAM STYLE -PSY
2. HALL OF FAME - SCRIPT FT WILL I AM
3. I CRY - FLO RIDA
4. WE ARE NEVER EVER GETTING BACK TOGETHER - TAYLOR SWIFT
5. LET ME LOVE YOU (UNTIL YOU LEARN TO LOVE YOURSELF) - NE-YO
6. SAY NOTHING - EXAMPLE
7. SOME NIGHTS - FUN
8. SHE WOLF (FALLING TO PIECES) - DAVID GUETTA FT SIA
9. TURN AROUND - CONOR MAYNARD FT NE-YO
10. YOU BRING ME JOY - AMELIA LILY

Top 10 Albums

1. BABEL - MUMFORD & SONS
2. UNO - GREEN DAY
3. THE TRUTH ABOUT LOVE - PINK
4. BATTLE BORN - KILLERS
5. TOGETHER - JONATHAN & CHARLOTTE
6. NUMBER 3 - SCRIPT
7. OUR VERSION OF EVENTS - EMELI SANDE
8. COEXIST - XX
9. ALBUM TITLE GOES HERE - DEADMAU5
10. SIGH NO MORE - MUMFORD & SONS

From www.theofficialcharts.com

UK Charts: The Script & The Killers at #1

These are the top ten singles and albums in the UK for the week of September 29th, 2012:

Top 10 Singles

1. HALL OF FAME - SCRIPT FT WILL I AM
2. SAY NOTHING - EXAMPLE
3. GANGNAM STYLE -PSY
4. LET ME LOVE YOU (UNTIL YOU LEARN TO LOVE YOURSELF) - NE-YO
5. BLOW ME (ONE LAST KISS) - PINK
6. WE ARE NEVER EVER GETTING BACK TOGETHER - TAYLOR SWIFT
7. WINGS - LITTLE MIX
8. YOU BRING ME JOY - AMELIA LILY
9. I CRY - FLO RIDA
10. GOOD TIME - OWL CITY / CARLY RAE JEPSEN

Top 10 Albums

1. BATTLE BORN - KILLERS
2. THE TRUTH ABOUT LOVE - PINK
3. NUMBER 3 - SCRIPT
4. COEXIST - XX
5. OUR VERSION OF EVENTS - EMELI SANDE
6. BAD - MICHAEL JACKSON
7. MYLO XYLOTO - COLDPLAY
8. TEMPEST - BOB DYLAN
9. KISS - CARLY RAE JEPSEN
10. ILL MANORS - OST - PLAN B

From www.theofficialcharts.com

Calvin Harris & Example › We'll Be Coming Back

UK Charts: DJ Fresh scores first UK Number One single with 'Louder'

From NME.COM:

DJ Fresh has scored his first UK Number One single with 'Louder' tonight (July 10).

The track - which features Sian Evans - saw off competition from Loick Essien featuring Tanya Lacey's 'How We Roll' to claim the top spot.

Last week's chart-topper Jason Derulo went down to Number 5 with 'Don't Wanna Go Home', while Mann, Snoop Dogg and Iyaz's 'The Mack' was the only other new entry in the Top 40.

In the albums chart, Beyonce clocked up her second week at Number One with '4', while Beverley Knight scored the highest new entry at Number 13 with 'Soul UK'.

Selena Gomez And The Scene debuted at Number 15 with their new LP 'When The Sun Goes Down', while Yes' 21st studio album 'Fly From Here' went in at Number 30.

Further down the chart, Benjamin Francis Leftwich's debut album 'Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm' went in at Number 35.

The Top 10 UK singles are:

1. DJ Fresh feat. Sian Evans - 'Louder'
2. Loick Essien feat. Tanya Lacey - 'How We Roll'
3. Ed Sheeran - 'The A Team'
4. Example - 'Changed The Way You Kiss Me'
5. Jason Derulo – 'Don’t Wanna Go Home'
6. Beyonce - 'Best Thing I Never Had'
7. Calvin Harris feat Kelis - 'Bounce'
8. Pitbull feat Nayer, Afrojack and Ne-Yo - 'Give Me Everything'
9. Katy Perry - 'Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)'
10. Alexandra Stan - 'Mr Saxobeat'

The Top 10 UK albums are:

1. Beyonce - '4'
2. Adele - '21'
3. Lady Gaga - 'Born This Way'
4. Adele - '19'
5. Take That - 'Progressed'
6. Bruno Mars - 'Doo-Wops & Hooligans '
7. Caro Emerald - 'Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor'
8. Rihanna - 'Loud'
9. Cee Lo Green - 'The Lady Killer'
10. Jessie J - 'Who You Are'

UK Charts: Take That's Album Returns to #1

From NME.com:

Take That have returned to the top of the albums chart tonight (June 19), ending Arctic Monkeys' one-week reign at the summit.

'Progress', which was the biggest selling album of 2010, spent six consecutive weeks at Number One after being released in November 2010 and has now taken Robbie Williams and co back to the summit.

Alex Turner and co's fourth LP 'Suck It And See' went down to Number 4, while Paul Simon scored a new entry at Number 6 with 'So Beautiful Or So What'.

Eminem side-project Bad Meets Evil's new album 'Hell The Sequel' debuted at Number 7, while Sophie Ellis Bexter's new LP 'Make A Scene' was straight in at Number 33.

In the singles chart, Example clocked up a second week at Number One with 'Changed The Way You Kissed Me', which held off competition from Calvin Harris' collaboration with Kelis 'Bounce', which went in at Number 2.

Ed Sheeran's 'The A Team', which had also challenged for the top spot this week, went in at Number 3.

Tinchy Stryder and N-Dubz man Dappy Scored a new entry at Number 5 with 'Spaceship, while Bad Meets Evil's 'Lighters' - which features Bruno Mars - went in at Number 37.

The Top 10 UK albums are:

1. Take That - 'Progress'
2. Adele - '21'
3. Lady Gaga - 'Born This Way'
4. Arctic Monkeys - 'Suck It And See'
5. Adele - '19'
6. Paul Simon - 'So Beautiful Or So What'
7. Bad Meets Evil - 'Hell The Sequel'
8. Caro Emerald - 'Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor'
9. Seasick Steve - 'You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks'
10. Electric Light Orchestra - 'All Over The World, The Very Best Of'

The Top 10 UK singles are:

1. Example - 'Changed The Way You Kissed Me'
2. Calvin Harris feat Kelis - 'Bounce'
3. Ed Sheeran - 'The A Team'
4. Pitbull feat Nayer, Afrojack and Ne-Yo - 'Give Me Everything'
5. Tinchy Stryder and Dappy - 'Spaceship'
6. Nicole Scherzinger - 'Right There'
7. Alexanda Stan - 'Mr Saxobeat'
8. Aloe Blacc - 'I Need A Dollar'
9. LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock - 'Party Rock Anthem'
10. Jennifer Lopez feat. Lil Wayne - 'I'm Into You'

Incubus Still On Top

With three consecutive weeks at the top with Adolescents, Incubus matches the longest stay at the top of the Songs Chart since March of this year. The longest stay so far is four weeks and it was last achieved in February by Marina & The Diamonds with Obsessions, a song that's still making its rounds on the chart, sitting on the lower half at #49 with 21 weeks charting.

This week's highlight is marked by the return of Outasight with three debuts, starting with Figure 8, debuting strong and highest of the week at #13. Along with Life Or Something Like It at #79 and Maybe Next Time at #96, that's five songs for him since he first showed up on the chart last year with Catch Me If You Can, a song that peaked at #4. Other debuts include Wretch 32 featuring Example with Unorthodox opening at #56 and Bruno Mars' Lazy Song at #97.

Adele is proving to be a strong char contender as well as she gets both the Power Play and Biggest Jump of the week with her hit Rolling In The Deep, now at #27 in its second week. The Greatest Gainer is Beth Ditto with I Wrote The Book jumping to #12 in its third week.