The "virtual" group now has seven top 10 appearances, including two leaders.
Plus: Gorillaz, Yeat and Don Toliver debut in top 10.
The album has earned more than 400,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in its first five days.
He lands the first three-week No. 1 of 2023.
“Pepper” follows “Here to Forever” as the band’s second ruler in a row.
The song completes the fourth-longest trip to the top ever on Mainstream Rock Airplay.
The regional Mexican ensemble has four songs on this week's Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts.
Harry Styles is king of the road, and king of the charts as Harry’s House returns to No. 1 in Australia. As he winds his way around the country for a run of stadium shows, Styles’ third studio album returns to No. 1 on the national chart for a ninth non-consecutive week, ARIA reports. Harry’s
The singer's 2009 track is a new viral hit and is the latest example of an older song reaching the charts thanks to the social media app.
Also trending up this week: Internet drama gives Selena Gomez's catalog a bump, and TV Girl continue to thrive as the biggest under-the-mainstream-radar act in indie-pop.
