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Ed Sheeran is on 99k and Coldplay had managed 105k by the Wednesday Update - Ed Sheeran has closed the gap by 1k when comparing to how well Coldplay did, so could be possible for him to outsell their first week sales. Would seem he's at least on line for ~150k though.
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'Thinking Out Loud' still top 20 without the instant grat sales though apparently! That and 'Don't' are holding up well on iTunes (I know 'Don't' is already receiving airplay and I think it is the 2nd single possibly? But not sure how 'Thinking Out Loud' is holding up so well) so they should both remain top 40 anyway.

'Thinking Out Loud' seems to be a standout for a lot of people, judging from reviews and online comments. Ed also performed it on Jools Holland a month ago which got a bit of attention. Perhaps it was performed somewhere else this week/more recently as well but I'm not sure. I'd imagine it'll be a single down the line. Great song.

 

And yeah, 'Don't' is the second single and the subject matter has been getting a lot of attention.

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Looks like 5SOS will certainly fall out of the top 10 this week, would've looked quite awful had they stayed at number 1!

I expected this to hold up better than 'She Looks So Perfect' did as it is closer to their 'supposed' genre of pop punk, but as a few guessed, this has been their 'Wild Heart'.

Didn't expect the Ed Sheeran tracks to fall that far. Glad to see "Don't" hanging around though, should definitely get pushed as the second single (though it's another uptempo track, unsure how it'll do).

 

Yay at "Tremor" looking to make the T25 officially too, I'd feared it would only sneak in to the T40 a few days ago.

Anyone know why Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life' has popped in at No.12? I'm happy as it's one of my fave albums! :dance:

It's criminal that it only reached No.2 when released in the 70's.

Interesting that Ella and Becky Hill have the same management company, Crown, as well......
Anyone know why Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life' has popped in at No.12? I'm happy as it's one of my fave albums! :dance:

It's criminal that it only reached No.2 when released in the 70's.

 

 

99p on Google Play :dance:

Top 40 Singles

 

1 Oliver Heldens and Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive) (12k ahead of Ella Henderson) *

2 Ella Henderson - Ghost

 

Well, that sucks, as does Lana's fall to no.3 :(

I expected this to hold up better than 'She Looks So Perfect' did as it is closer to their 'supposed' genre of pop punk, but as a few guessed, this has been their 'Wild Heart'.

Pop-punk isn't known for selling in huge amounts though, Paramore and You Me At Six (in general) hardly seem to shift a huge amount of singles! 'She Looks So Perfect' may have been their 'What Makes You Beautiful', to a lesser degree; with the rest of their material mainly appealing to their fanbase.

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Pop-punk isn't known for selling in huge amounts though, Paramore and You Me At Six (in general) hardly seem to shift a huge amount of singles! 'She Looks So Perfect' may have been their 'What Makes You Beautiful', to a lesser degree; with the rest of their material mainly appealing to their fanbase.

True, but I just thought that if they are being more true to themselves, it would have a better effect. But I suppose it seems they've established themselves as a One Direction-esque pop band now and they have that sort of fan-base and it's too late to break out of that.

Anyone know why Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life' has popped in at No.12? I'm happy as it's one of my fave albums! :dance:

It's criminal that it only reached No.2 when released in the 70's.

 

 

99p on Google Play :dance:

 

Cheers for that Tyler. I hope anyone who doesn't already have it has taken that opportunity!!! :)

Agree with the comparison of 5Sos and Busted, they are a teen pop band nothing really to do with 'pop punk' in the tradition of Blink, NFG, Sum42 etc... (Which is a shame I loved that era, 'Hit or Miss' anyone?)
Ella, even if she does not remain number 1 for a third week she will close the gap of 12,000.

Friday Update Top 40 Only

 

Singles

 

1 Oliver Heldens and Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive) *

2 Ella Henderson - Ghost

3 Ed Sheeran - Sing

4 Example - One More Day (Stay With Me) *

5 George Ezra - Budapest

 

6-10

7 Usher - Good Kisser *

8 Mr Probz - Waves

 

11-20

15 Coldplay - A Sky Full Of Stars

16 Calvin Harris - Summer

17 Pharrell - Happy

20 Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud *

 

21-30

21 Ed Sheeran - Don't *

27 Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and Martin Garrix - Tremor *

 

31-40

31 Austin Mahone feat. Pitbull - Mmm Yeah *

38 Ed Sheeran - Photograph *

 

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 

Albums

 

1 Ed Sheeran - x *

2 Sam Smith - In The Lonely Hour

3 Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence

4 Coldplay - Ghost Stories

5 Kasabian - 48:13

 

6-10

9 Mastodon - Once More 'Round The Sun *

 

11-20

14 Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life ^

17 John Legend - Love In The Future

18 Lana Del Rey - Born To Die

 

21-30

21 London Grammar - If You Wait

23 The Vamps - Meet The Vamps

24 The Black Keys - Turn Blue

28 Kings Of Leon - Mechanical Bull

30 The 1975 - The 1975

 

31-40

31 Eagles - Selected Works 1972-1999

32 Passenger - All The Little Lights

33 Ellie Goulding - Halcyon

39 Bastille - Bad Blood

40 Elbow - The Take Off And Landing Of Everything ^

 

NO SALES INFO

Tremor overtaking Mmm Yeah :D

 

Nice to see Gecko still #1 too :) Hopefully we know the lead it has over Ghost. Example going back top 5 is amazing as the song is so much better than Kids Again and All the Wrong Places, loving the 90s house feel to it.

Wonderful to see Example holding firm for a strong position on Sunday. I really would love Ella Henderson to be the number 1 on Sunday and i still feel she will manage it.

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