There are 5 milestones on Mediabase report this week.
Carrie Underwood is rocketing up the Country chart with Keith Urban. Their collaboration “The Figher” debuted on the chart last week and already it is top 30. The song appears on Keith’s album “The Fighter”.
Two former One Directioners manage milestones on AC this week. Niall Horan leads the charge with “This Town” going top 15 (arguably he went top 15 last week, but had not done so when stats were collected last week). Meanwhile, Zayn collaborates with Taylor Swift on “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” which ascends into the top 20.
On UAC, La’Porsha Renae from the last season of Idol goes top 10 with “Good Woman”. This is her first radio top 10.
Finally, we have Lindsey Stirling from AGT. This violinist with an edge moved “Hold My Heart” into the top 40 on HAC.
Over on Billboard, Future has his 4th number one album. The “Fifty Shades of Darker” Soundtrack featuring Zayn is third (53K (-57%)).
Calum Scott:
“Dancing on My Own”: 35 Pop (36); ^24 HAC (27); 14 AC (14)
Camila Cabello:
x MGK “Bad Things”: 3 Pop (2); 27 HAC (30); 8 RHY (4)
Carrie Underwood:
featured on Keith Urban’s “The Figher”: ^30 Country (42)
Colton Dixon:
“All That Matters”: ^26 CAC (28)
Danny Gokey:
“Rise”: 2 CAC (2)
Fantasia:
“When I Met You”: ^22 UAC (23)
James Arthur:
“Say You Won’t Let Go”: ^23 Pop (26); ^11 HAC (11); ^23 AC (27); ^27 AAA (29)
Jasmine Murray:
“Fearless” ^17 CAC (17)
Kelly Clarkson:
“It’s Quiet Uptown”: 37 AC (49)
La’Porsha Renae:
“Good Woman”: ^10 UAC (11)
Lauren Alaina:
“Road Less Travelled”: ^8 Country (8)
Lauren Daigle”
“Come Alive (Dry Bones)”: 12 CAC (12)
Lindsey Stirling:
“Hold My Heart” f. ZZ Ward: ^37 HAC (41)
Louis Tomlinson:
& Steve Aoko: “Just Hold On”: ^32 Pop (34)
Niall Horan:
“This Town”: ^7 HAC (7); ^12 AC (16)
Pentatonix:
“Hallelujah”: 36 AC (36)
RaeLynn:
“Love Triangle”: 36 Country (36)
Trent Harmon:
“There’s a Girl”: ^19 Country (20)
Zayn/Taylor Swift
“I Don’t Wanna Live Forever”: ^2 Pop (3); ^5 HAC (5); 19 AC (22); ^21 RHY (21)
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