The other thread has reached 50 pages! :D

 

So continue discussing the album in this thread here!

 

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Lets start it off with good news...

 

34th week in the chart and it's back in the top 10 at #9 for this week! :D

Amazing longevity :cheer:

I didn't know where to post this but the top artists on Radio 1 from the last year/365 days:

 

1 Drake 984

2 Little Mix 867

3 Ed Sheeran 756

4 Calvin Harris 675

5 Katy Perry 641

6 The Chainsmokers 636

7 The Weeknd 613

8 Kings of Leon 602

9 Jonas Blue 598

10 Dua Lipa 595

Nice

Amazing! :wub:

 

This era has broken all boundaries for the girls. I feel like it's actually "cool" to listen to them and they've opened up their fanbase a bit more. They've had various articles on LadBible etc.. all to great responses too! Usually you'll see the top comments flooded with "Ugh. LadBible used to be so fun, now we get this shit" or whatever, but they've seemed to embrace Little Mix that little bit extra.

 

Talent wins.

Spotify UK

 

13. Power

84. No More Sad Songs

89. Touch

96. Shout Out To My Ex

 

the fact that all of the singles from the GD era are in the top 100 on Spotify is amazing!

With all the singles doing well i, if honest, would have hoped the album would be on slightly higher sales. The album has performed very well but if the album was outselling Get Weird with ease it would indicate the girls are growing and developing their fanbase. The fact is probably on par to achieve the same overall sales may possibly indicate they have peaked and the next album may sell less.

 

That said, if they release an absolute banger of a lead single for the next album, everything i said above could be just rubbish ^_^

The issue with the album sales is that they haven't done any promo since the Brits. If there Power performance on BGT had gone ahead as planned their album would have probably had a huge spike in sales for a couple of months.

I think the album is doing better at this stage than Get Weird

I take that point ob board Joe, its a valid comment. When i look at it from the level of promotion they have done it would detract from sales. As you said, if they were in the Country promoting the sales would have benefited on a greater level.

 

I do believe the album has a minimum of 100,000 sales to achieve in the coming months. A fifth single, or re-release could speed this up greatly and possibly attract even higher sales.

I couldn't see a tour thread so I will discuss it here! OMG, it was incredible! Their vocals slayed, their dancing was on point, the atmosphere was unreal. It was utterly incredible!

 

I would love to see them again!

 

I am just gutted they didn't perform Cannonball and they called Wings their first ever single

 

Ella Eyre was awful, Sheppard were decent

WW sales: Glory Days - 8,000 (875,000 total)

Anyone else think Glory Days will spend a whole year in the top 20?

They have the tour to drum up more sales.

All 4 Glory Days singles are in the top 100 on Spotify UK :cheer:

 

what a huge era!

All 4 singles certified gold!!!

All 4 singles certified gold!!!

 

They'll all go Platinum too. Shook.

Plus soon to be 2 million sellers!

4 platinum singles (at least as SOTME will go double plat soonish) and a double platinum album would be amazing!

Glory days indeed

Hoping the album can go triple platinum since the tour will give it a good boost in sales

Been reported by a Brazilian account that Little Mix have been in studio today working with Phil Plested who wrote Touch for new material for their 5th album. Reports also suggest that the girls have also worked with Iain James, who wrote Shout Out To My Ex, Hair and Mr Loverboy, RAYE and possibly MNEK.

 

https://twitter.com/BrasilLM/status/897517266065129472

 

Wonder if this suggests they are going to go musically in the same direction as Glory Days? I would love to hear more floor thrillers and happy songs that made the album stand out although I wouldn't mind also if they went a tad more urban. I'm hyped anyway! :cheer: