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  Nov 11 2015, 03:28 PM
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The CMA Awards last week sends the big winner of the night Chris Stapleton back in the chart and straight to #1! The awards were last Wednesday night, meaning he sold most of that 177K (153K pure sales) in just over 24 hours! His album had debuted at #14 back in May and only sold 96K total prior to the awards, so just very impressive all around. I'm expecting big things from him at the Grammys too. CMA co-host Carrie Underwood holds at #2. Eric Church's new album was a surprise release, and while he doesn't maintain his #1 streak he does make it to #3 with only two days on sale. Further down, Justin Timberlake's album re-enters at #38 on the back of performing with Chris Stapleton at the CMA Awards. And 1989 leaves the top 10 for the first time
 01 RE 08 Chris Stapleton, Traveller (177,000 (153,000 | 24,000 SEA/TEA)) 02 02 02 Carrie Underwood, Storyteller (81,000 (73,000 | 8,000 SEA/TEA)) 03 NE 01 Eric Church, Mr. Misunderstood (76,000 (71,000 | 5,000 SEA/TEA)) 04 NE 01 Various Artists, NOW 56 (58,000) 05 03 10 The Weeknd, Beauty Behind The Madness (49,000) 06 04 06 Fetty Wap, Fetty Wap (39,000) 07 01 02 5 Seconds Of Summer, Sounds Good Feels Good (32,000) 08 NE 01 Various Artists, We Love Disney (31,000 (26,000 | 5,000 SEA/TEA)) 09 06 07 Drake & Future, What A Time To Be Alive (30,000) 10 NE 01 Def Leppard, Def Leppard (30,000) 11 07 54 Taylor Swift, 1989 (30,000) 12 18 54 Sam Hunt, Montevallo 13 NE 01 The Neighbourhood, Wiped Out! 14 05 02 Blake Shelton, Reloaded: 20 #1 Hits 15 09 04 Selena Gomez, Revival 16 14 06 Thomas Rhett, Tangled Up 17 16 13 Luke Bryan, Kill The Lights 18 NE 01 Chris Janson, Buy Me A Boat 19 11 246 Adele, 21 20 17 43 Meghan Trainor, Title 21 NE 01 Elvis Presley With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, If I Can Dream 22 08 03 Pentatonix, Pentatonix 23 21 06 Bryson Tiller, T R A P S O U L 24 13 03 Demi Lovato, Confident 25 19 30 Shawn Mendes, Handwritten 26 23 16 Future, DS2 27 25 25 twenty one pilots, Blurryface 28 15 03 Kidz Bop Kids, Kidz Bop 30 29 22 72 Ed Sheeran, x 30 NE 01 Puscifer, Money $hot 31 33 02 Sam Hunt, Between The Pines: Acoustic Mixtape 32 24 39 Drake, If You're Reading This It's Too Late 33 NE 01 Lalah Hathaway, Live 34 NE 01 Grateful Dead, Daves Picks Volume 16: Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, MA 3/28/73 35 26 28 Elle King, Love Stuff 36 41 05 Janet, Unbreakable 37 125 55 Little Big Town, Pain Killer 38 RE 51 Justin Timberlake, The 20/20 Experience (2 Of 2) 39 28 10 Halsey, Badlands 40 200 14 Pentatonix, That's Christmas To Me 41 32 48 J. Cole, 2014 Forest Hills Drive 42 44 42 Fall Out Boy, American Beauty / American Psycho 43 38 73 Sam Smith, In The Lonely Hour 44 10 02 Andrea Bocelli, Cinema 45 80 245 Michael Jackson, Thriller 46 37 09 Travi$ Scott, Rodeo 47 27 04 The Game, The Documentary 2 48 20 02 Rod Stewart, Another Country 49 35 23 Major Lazer, Peace Is The Mission 50 43 11 Alessia Cara, Four Pink Walls (EP) 51 139 07 Ryan Adams, 1989 52 121 38 Imagine Dragons, Smoke + Mirrors 53 40 06 Original Broadway Cast Recording, Hamilton: An American Musical 54 64 91 Eric Church, The Outsiders 55 48 19 X Ambassadors, VHS 56 39 06 Don Henley, Cass County 57 45 57 Hozier, Hozier 58 NE 01 Escape The Fate, Hate Me 59 29 03 The Game, The Documentary 2.5 60 NE 01 Various Artists, 80s Fundamentals 61 87 28 Zac Brown Band, Jekyll + Hyde 62 49 44 Rae Sremmurd, SremmLife 63 173 11 Muse, Drones 64 NE 01 Straight No Chaser, The New Old Fashioned 65 42 06 George Strait, Cold Beer Conversation 66 NE 01 EL VY, Return To The Moon 67 50 62 Maroon 5, V 68 77 56 Florida Georgia Line, Anything Goes 69 51 09 Five Finger Death Punch, Got Your Six 70 59 06 Various Artists, NOW That's What I Call Halloween 71 36 190 Adele, 19 72 12 02 DJ Khaled, I Changed A Lot 73 52 108 Drake, Nothing Was The Same 74 63 64 twenty one pilots, Vessel 75 RE 57 Kenny Chesney, The Big Revival 76 57 37 Big Sean, Dark Sky Paradise 77 58 47 Nicki Minaj, The Pinkprint 78 55 140 Drake, Take Care 79 56 11 Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats 80 46 34 Kendrick Lamar, To Pimp A Butterfly 81 34 03 Machine Gun Kelly, General Admission 82 62 04 R. City, What Dreams Are Made Of 83 65 19 Meek Mill, Dreams Worth More Than Money 84 68 07 Shinedown, Threat To Survival 85 135 11 Soundtrack, Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Special Edition 86 60 13 Various Artists, NOW 55 87 66 07 Mac Miller, GO:OD AM 88 RE 120 Alanis Morissette, Jagged Little Pill 89 75 110 Fleetwood Mac, Greatest Hits 90 NE 01 Various Artists, NOW That's What I Call Disney Princess 91 107 25 Kelsea Ballerini, The First Time 92 NE 01 Travis Greene, The Hill 93 71 12 Melanie Martinez, Cry Baby 94 160 74 Dierks Bentley, Riser 95 69 48 Carrie Underwood, Greatest Hits: Decade #1 96 70 07 Lana Del Rey, Honeymoon 97 88 240 Eminem, The Eminem Show 98 81 06 Various Artists, WOW Hits 2016 99 NE 01 Bryan Adams, Get Up 100 82 158 Kendrick Lamar, good kid, m.A.A.d city 101 RE 68 Miranda Lambert, Platinum 102 114 57 Jason Aldean, Old Boots, New Dirt 103 NE 01 The Chainsmokers, Bouquet (EP) 104 31 02 Chris Tomlin, Adore: Christmas Songs Of Worship 105 178 39 Soundtrack, Fifty Shades Of Grey 106 85 24 A$AP Rocky, At.Long.Last.A$AP 107 NE 01 Fall Out Boy, Make America Psycho Again 108 106 69 G-Eazy, These Things Happen 109 78 03 OMI, Me 4 U 110 172 28 Josh Groban, Stages 111 NE 01 Drive-By Truckers, It's Great To Be Alive! 112 99 117 Luke Bryan, Crash My Party 113 96 14 Soundtrack, Descendants 114 94 17 Cam, Welcome To Cam Country (EP) 115 100 197 Lana Del Rey, Born To Die 116 93 88 The Weeknd, Trilogy 117 84 26 Lauren Daigle, How Can It Be 118 90 166 Imagine Dragons, Night Visions 119 117 15 Queen, Greatest Hits I II & III: The Platinum Collection 120 72 11 Disturbed, Immortalized 121 140 63 Ariana Grande, My Everything 122 126 77 Brantley Gilbert, Just As I Am 123 116 88 Cole Swindell, Cole Swindell 124 101 08 Brett Eldredge, Illinois 125 74 24 Chris Tomlin, Love Ran Red 126 NE 01 Steve Martin & Edie Brickell, So Familiar 127 95 37 Skrillex & Diplo, Skrillex & Diplo Present Jack U 128 86 08 Bring Me The Horizon, That's The Spirit 129 104 381 Journey, Journey's Greatest Hits 130 83 04 Jana Kramer, Thirty-One 131 RE 02 Various Artists, The Bach Guild: Big Christmas Box 132 98 58 Tove Lo, Queen Of The Clouds 133 61 03 Coheed And Cambria, The Color Before The Sun 134 136 153 Florida Georgia Line, Here's To The Good Times 135 105 389 Bob Marley And The Wailers, Legend: The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers 136 197 04 Daya, Daya (EP) 137 89 06 Disclosure, Caracal 138 131 266 Eminem, Curtain Call: The Hits 139 111 65 Trey Songz, Trigga 140 128 67 Sia, 1000 Forms Of Fear 141 166 136 Amy Winehouse, Back To Black 142 180 31 Flo Rida, My House (EP) 143 102 11 Lil Dicky, Professional Rapper 144 129 100 Beyoncé, Beyoncé 145 113 49 WALK THE MOON, TALKING IS HARD 146 123 251 Bruno Mars, Doo-Wops & Hooligans 147 137 105 Eminem, The Marshall Mathers LP 2 148 97 33 James Bay, Chaos And The Calm 149 115 169 Ed Sheeran, + 150 RE 43 David Guetta, Listen 151 134 108 Metallica, Master Of Puppets 152 119 34 Soundtrack, Furious 7 153 RE 14 Kacey Musgraves, Pageant Material 154 NE 01 Soundtrack, Halo 5: Guardians 155 92 13 Dr. Dre, Compton 156 151 05 Kidz Bop Kids, Kidz Bop Halloween Hits! 157 118 08 Jess Glynne, I Cry When I Laugh 158 122 134 Taylor Swift, Red 159 132 20 Breaking Benjamin, Dark Before Dawn 160 188 138 Michael Jackson, Bad 161 NE 01 Bobby "Boris" Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers, The Original Monster Mash 162 194 03 Beach House, Thank Your Lucky Stars 163 RE 09 Soundtrack, Southpaw: Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture 164 149 106 Metallica, ...And Justice For All 165 130 27 Mumford & Sons, Wilder Mind 166 174 09 K Camp, Only Way Is Up 167 47 02 Harry Connick, Jr., That Would Be Me 168 110 13 tobyMac, This Is Not A Test 169 159 102 Soundtrack, Frozen 170 142 119 2Pac, Greatest Hits 171 103 05 Tamar Braxton, Calling All Lovers 172 RE 39 Michael Bublé, Christmas 173 RE 04 Crown The Empire, The Resistance: Rise Of The Runaways 174 170 14 Various Artists, NOW That's What I Call Country, Volume 8 175 152 51 One Direction, Four 176 161 336 Guns N' Roses, Greatest Hits 177 145 26 Rachel Platten, Fight Song (EP) 178 RE 41 Lee Brice, I Don't Dance 179 157 210 Luke Bryan, Tailgates & Tanlines 180 185 10 Maddie & Tae, Start Here 181 NE 01 Trey Anastasio, Paper Wheels 182 RE 47 MercyMe, Welcome To The New 183 141 133 Fall Out Boy, Save Rock And Roll 184 NE 01 Carnage, Papi Gordo 185 RE 94 System Of A Down, Toxicity 186 153 42 J. Cole, Born Sinner 187 163 67 Soundtrack, Guardians Of The Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1 188 177 04 DeJ Loaf, #AndSeeThatsTheThing (EP) 189 91 03 BORNS, Dopamine 190 198 37 Travis Tritt, The Very Best Of Travis Tritt 191 RE 260 The Rolling Stones, Hot Rocks 1964-1971 192 190 02 Rudimental, We The Generation 193 108 06 Chvrches, Every Open Eye 194 127 26 Soundtrack, Pitch Perfect 2 195 RE 211 Eminem, Recovery 196 193 23 Jason Derulo, Everything Is 4 197 182 287 Zac Brown Band, The Foundation 198 176 02 Soundtrack, The Peanuts Movie 199 RE 03 Halloween FX Productions, Halloween Haunted House 200 112 03 Hillsong, Open Heaven / River Wild |
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Nov 11 2015, 03:30 PM
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Chris Stapleton Soars to No. 1 on Billboard 200 Albums Chart After CMAs
By Keith Caulfield | November 08, 2015 11:40 PM EST Following Chris Stapleton’s breakthrough night on the Country Music Association (CMA) Awards, the singer/songwriter earns his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart as his Traveller album makes a spectacular reentry atop the list -- straight in at No. 1. The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week based on multi-metric consumption, which includes traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). The new Nov. 21-dated chart (where Stapleton is No. 1) will be posted in full to Billboard’s Web sites on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Traveller, which is Stapleton’s debut effort, returns to the list after being absent from the chart since September, and initially debuting and peaking at No. 14 in May (It was released on May 5 through Mercury Records). It bounds back in at No. 1 with 177,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending Nov. 5 (up 6,109 percent from about 3,000 units) according to Nielsen Music. Of the new week's total unit sum, 153,000 were pure album sales (up 6,412 percent from 2,000). Remarkably, Stapleton’s album sold more in this past week than it had in total since its release in May. Up through the week ending Oct. 29, it had sold 96,000 copies, with its largest sales week registered in its debut frame (27,000). The surge in sales is owed to how a mass audience finally discovered Stapleton on the Nov. 4 CMA Awards broadcast -- and was clearly moved by what they saw. Until the CMAs, Stapleton had gathered critical praise but was largely unknown to a mainstream audience (He’s yet to earn a top 40 hit on the Country Airplay chart, for example). Still, he has written five No. 1s on the Country Airplay tally for other artists, including Kenny Chesney and Luke Bryan. On the CMA Awards, Stapleton won all three categories he was nominated for and performed a medley with Justin Timberlake. Stapleton won the CMA trophies for male vocalist of the year, new artist of the year and album of the year (for Traveller). Stapleton and Timberlake sang the Traveller track “Tennessee Whiskey” and Timberlake’s “Drink You Away” (from The 20/20 Experience, 2 of 2). “Tennessee Whiskey” ranks as the second-largest selling digital song of the week (a No. 2 debut on the Digital Songs chart) with 131,000 downloads sold. “Drink You Away” also debuts on the list, starting at No. 6 with 76,000 sold. Traveller’s title track also enters at No. 40 with 25,000. Traveller is also the first debut country album to hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in over four years. The last was Clear As Day, by 2011 American Idol winner Scotty McCreery. It bowed atop the list dated Oct. 22, 2011. Back on the new Billboard 200, the week’s top three albums are all impacted by the CMA Awards. Following Stapleton is the show’s co-host Carrie Underwood, who holds steady at No. 2 with her Storyteller album. The set moved 81,000 units (down 54 percent in its second week) and sold 73,000 albums (down 56 percent). After Underwood is the surprise new release from Eric Church, Mr. Misunderstood, which arrives at No. 3 with 76,000 units (71,000 in sales) from less than two full days of availability. The album was released on Nov. 4 without advance notice, hours before Church opened the CMA Awards. The digital version of the album was initially exclusively available through the iTunes Store, and downloads comprised 70,000 of its first-week sales. The remaining 1,000 copies came from physical copies sold at brick-and-mortar retailers. Mr. Misunderstood is the fourth top 10 album for Church, who saw his last release, 2014’s The Outsiders, debut atop the list with 288,000 sold in its first week. The new Now 56 compilation album debuts at No. 4 on the new Billboard 200, earning 58,000 units (all from pure album sales). The arrival continues the Now That’s What I Call Music brand’s hot streak, as all 56 of the numbered Now albums have reached the top 10. The Weeknd’s Beauty Behind the Madness dips 3-5 in its 10th week on the chart (49,000 units; down 11 percent) while Fetty Wap’s self-titled album falls 4-6 with 39,000 units (down 7 percent). Last week’s No. 1, 5 Seconds of Summer’s Sounds Good Feels Good, descends to No. 7 with 32,000 units (down 83 percent). The new compilation album We Love Disney debuts at No. 8 with 31,000 units (26,000 in album sales). The set features new covers of classic Disney tunes by the likes of Ariana Grande, Fall Out Boy and Kacey Musgraves. Drake and Future’s former No. 1, What a Time to Be Alive, moves 6-9 with 30,000 units (down 12 percent). Closing out the top 10 is rock band Def Leppard, as they bow at No. 10 with their new self-titled album (just over 30,000 units -- nearly all from pure album sales). It’s the group’s seventh top 10 album, and first studio effort since 2008’s Songs From the Sparkle Lounge (which peaked at No. 5). The band previously hit the top 10 with the greatest hits set Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection (No. 10 in 2005), the archival compilation Retro Active (No. 9, 1993), Adrenalize (No. 1 for five weeks in 1992), Hysteria (No. 1 for six weeks in 1988) and Pyromania (No. 2 for two weeks in 1983). Just outside the top 10 is Taylor Swift’s 1989, which moves out of the top 10 for the first time in its 54 chart weeks. It slips 7-11 with 30,000 units (down 13 percent). 1989 spent its first 53 weeks on the list within the top 10. |
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Nov 12 2015, 02:38 AM
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Woah, that was a seriously successful night for Chris Stapleton then
. One week he's struggling to push his six-month-old debut album over 100k sales in the sub-Billboard 200 abyss and the next it's at #1 accompanying his three new CMA trophies!Also, it's nicely apt that the CMAs were responsible for ending the top 10 run of their former sweetheart's pop opus. 
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