How Did I Get Here? Well it isn’t any coincidence, as Louis Tomlinson’s third studio album shoots straight to Number 1.
This earns the Doncaster-born star his second chart-topping solo release, following 2022’s Faith In The Future. His solo debut, 2020’s Walls, peaked at Number 4 in the UK.
Speaking on the triumph, Louis Tomlinson exclusively tells Official Charts:
“I can’t quite believe I’m saying this, but How Did I Get Here is this week’s Official Number 1 album. I’m so incredibly grateful for all the passion and dedication of the fans to help make it all possible. THANK YOU!”
Louis also tops this week's Official Vinyl Albums Chart, shifting the most copies on wax over the past seven days.
Congratulations also go to Megadeth, whose self-titled 17th LP, and the last of their career, earns the American heavy metal outfit their joint-highest charting album ever (3).
And speaking of personal bests, Scottish singer-songwriter Callum Beattie smashes it out of the park, earning his first Top 10 record with INDI, his maiden release as an independent artist (4). INDI also tops the Official Record Store Chart, selling the most sleeves in independent record stores this week.
MIKA’s return is met with a Top 20 finish, as Hyperlove (14) earns the legendary artist his highest-charting record in 17 years, since 2009’s The Boy Who Knew Too Much.
Harry Styles finds both Harry’s House (16) and Fine Line (25) surge as he tops the Official Singles Chart with Aperture, the lead track from his upcoming fourth studio album KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY.
With the announcement of his new LP The Great Divide, Noah Kahan’s former Number 1 Stick Season climbs back into the Top 20 (17).
British rock heroes The Damned earn their ninth Top 40 success with Not Like Everybody Else (23).
And finally, a big shout out to our highest climber of the week Fred again.., whose USB project vaults 51 places (40).
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