Posted Friday at 22:141 day It's likely to be a fourth week at #1 for Jamie Miller, while single releases include Olivia Rodrigo's festive offering "take me home (4 christmas)", Sam Fender's cover of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and Slayyyter's latest track "hey boyyy". There's also new tracks from Everything Everything with "Poison Pop", Christine And The Queens with "Rendez-vous avec toi" and Cage The Elephant with "Make It Easy"A competitive week on the albums front sees Kings of Leon chasing a seventh chart topper with "O My Beloved", Skepta dropping his comeback record "The Fork and Knife", James Blunt aiming for a high debut with "Airplane Mode" and Royal Blood fighting to maintain their #1 streak with "Dead Company". There's also new albums out from Steven Wilson, Shygirl, Rex Orange County, Bryan Adams, Dove Cameron, Lil Baby, Twisted Teens, La Roux, Django Django, Spanish Love Songs, Hatebreed, Passenger, Skerryvore, Daine, Bassvictim, Alanis Morissette, Asia and CollabroSunday 4:00pm - 7:00pm Official Chart: First Look on BBC Radio 1Monday from 5:45pm Official Chart Update on officialcharts.com *Wednesday from 5:45pm Top 40 update from Music Week, with top 5 sales information* updates are not compiled on bank holiday Mondays, so on those occasions, the Official Chart Update will arrive Tuesday during the afternoon.- As per the Friday chart thread, please do NOT post First Look spoilers before it airs on BBC Radio 1.- On any other days, information may come from outside sources but this is not regular. Anything we have will be posted, and anything that's posted must come with a source to prove its reliability.- Please do not demand a midweek update, one will be posted as and when we receive the information, and when a chart mod is available.- To keep everyone in the loop of all chart action, please refer to the iTunes and streaming threads.
Friday at 22:151 day Author Official Chart First Look: Full Update 01 Jamie Miller - Babydoll 02 Olivia Rodrigo - take me home (4 christmas) 03 Ashe - Stop the Wedding! 04 Tate McRae - Housewife 05 SIENNA SPIRO - Great Expectation 06 sombr - My Body Isn't Ready 07 Ella Langley - Choosin' Texas 08 Olivia Rodrigo & Chappell Roan - expectations 09 SIENNA SPIRO - Die on This Hill 10 ADÉLA - Nicole Kidman 11 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean - Rein Me In 12 Olivia Dean - Man I Need 13 P!nk feat. Nate Ruess - Just Give Me a Reason 14 Taylor Swift - The Fate of Ophelia 15 Taylor Swift - Patient Zero 16 Noah Kahan - Orbiter 17 Harry Styles - Sign of the Times 18 Alex Warren - Ordinary 19 ADÉLA - Ain't in LA 20 Zach Bryan feat. Lana Del Rey - Lies 21 Tame Impala - Dracula 22 Noah Kahan - Willing and Able 23 STELLA LEFTY - Boston 24 JADE - Angel of My Dreams 25 Olivia Rodrigo - stupid song 26 Harry Styles - Coming Up Roses 27 Skepta - Currency 28 TLC - No Scrubs 29 Fontaines D.C. - Japan 30 Wham! - Last Christmas 31 HUGEL, Imael Angel & Ultra Naté - Movin' to the Sun 32 Season 25 - Shotta's. 33 Cloonee, Prospa & Tristan Henry - Good Girl 34 RAYE - WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! 35 The Killers - Mr. Brightside 36 Taylor Swift - Opalite 37 Miguel - Sure Thing 38 Kingfishr - The Sun Will Never Settle 39 Sam Fender - You Can't Always Get What You Want 40 Fontaines D.C. - MarianneOfficial Charts ReportOlivia Rodrigo could be heading straight for the Top 5 with festive new single, take me home (4 Christmas).Currently at Number 2 on the Official Chart: First Look, if it stays on track it will be this week’s highest new entry and Rodrigo’s 13th Top 10 single in the UK.Jamie Miller’s Babydoll is holding firm at Number 1 on the First Look, potentially his fourth week at the top, while My Body Isn’t Ready by sombr is set to continue its ascent up the chart, up three at Number 6.Further down, UK Rap icon Skepta could see Currency (27) become his 25th Top 40 single this week following the release of his new album The Fork And Knife, and just behind, record-breaking former Christmas Number 1 Last Christmas by Wham! may make its inaugural Top 40 appearance for 2026 this week, zooming up to Number 30 on the First Look.Irish folk group Kingfishr could enter the Top 40 for the first time with The Sun Will Never Settle, lifting 13 places to Number 38, and finally, Sam Fender’s cover of Rolling Stones classic You Can't Always Get What You Want, featured in this year’s John Lewis Christmas advert, could see a Top 40 debut this Friday (39).The Official Chart: First Look offers a first glance of the Top 40 ahead of Friday’s Official Singles Chart Top 100. The chart is based on preliminary sales and early streaming reports.
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Yesterday at 14:191 day Could be lots of new entries on the album charts this week alongside those mentioned i think the new live albums from Queen and George Michael could enter quite high
9 hours ago9 hr Seeing the names Queen and George Michael in the same sentence reminds me about how their labels are so adamant at putting them on track 1 of compilations Edited 9 hours ago9 hr by Hadji
5 hours ago5 hr On 07/11/2026 at 14:19, girl_from_oz said:Could be lots of new entries on the album charts this week alongside those mentioned i think the new live albums from Queen and George Michael could enter quite highTalking of George Michael live, there is a live concert from George's Faith tour in 1988 currently in cinemas. I went to see it last night and what a great show it was. No - he does not do Last Christmas !!
4 hours ago4 hr Hate to say this is growing on me 🫣 at fist I didn’t like it at alllll but it’s grown on me. Surprising as I hear it soooo much at work 😭
4 hours ago4 hr 3 minutes ago, JosephStyles said:39 Sam Fender - You Can't Always Get What You Want#20 in the sales chart already
4 hours ago4 hr this would be Kingfishr's first UK top 40 entry if it holds but it spent 2 weeks at #1 in Ireland months ago - their track Killeagh spent 17 weeks at #1 over there and would likely have gotten even more if it hadn't fallen to ACR - rare that acts get this scale of localised success these days!
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