U.K. CHARTS: MUSE SECURE #1

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U.K. CHARTS: MUSE SECURE #1

11/16/18

Ariana Grande has earned the highest weekly streaming figures YTD while Muse have claimed the U.K.’s Official Albums Chart #1 with Simulation Theory (Warner Bros.), their sixth album to reach the top.

At albums, Olly Murs ends at #2 with You Know I Know (RCA), and The Beatles take #4 with an expanded edition of their self-titled 1968 classic (Apple Corps).

Two more new albums enter the Top 10: Aled Jones & Russell Watson's In Harmony (BMG) at #8, followed by Imagine Dragons with Origins (Polydor) at #9.

I'll Remember You (Sony Music) from Britain's Got Talent 2018 finalists, The D-Day Darlings, is new at #15, British metalcore band Architects land at #18 with their eighth album, Holy Hell (Epitaph), and Lil Peep is #19 with the posthumous collection, Come Over When You're Sober Pt. 2 (RCA).