Gracie Abrams has secured her first No.1 album in the Official UK Albums Chart with her second release, Our secret.
The California singer's second studio album follows her debut Good riddancewhich reached No. 3 in 2023.
Abrams celebrated her chart-topping success after making a surprise appearance at Taylor Swift's The Eras tour at London's Wembley Stadium, where “we” played. from her new album.
“Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for somehow making my album Our secret No. 1 in the UK. I can't wrap my head around it. This is the first time anything I've ever done, ever, anywhere has been No. 1.”
“Thank you for believing in the album, thank you for listening to it and thank you for letting it into your life. That means so much to me and the people I'm lucky enough to have made these songs with. I can't wait to all be in the same place, sing these songs together in a show and dance. I will cry! I love you, thank you so much,” Abrams said album/” rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>Official Charts.
Our secret also topped the Official Records and Official Vinyl Albums charts, making it the week's best-selling record on vinyl in the UK
Meanwhile, Taylor Swift's Department of Tormented Poets drops to No.2 after seven non-consecutive weeks at the top, boosted by her UK tour dates. Six of Swift's albums, incl Lover (No. 7), 1989 (Taylor Edition) (No. 9), Midnight (no. 12), reputation (no. 15), folklore (No. 16), and Red (Taylor Edition) (No. 37), remain in the UK Top 40.
Chappell Roan's debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princessreaches a new peak at No. 6. Alt-rock band The Mysterines secured their second Top 40 entry with He is afraid of tomorrowlanding at No. 11.
Foo Fighters greatest hits collection The essential rises to No.13, driven by their ongoing UK stadium tour. Dua Lipa Radical Optimism rises to No.27 ahead of her Glastonbury Pyramid Stage performance, while Benson Boone's debut Fireworks & Rollerblades rises to No.28 after supporting Taylor Swift's tour.
Green Day 2017 Collection Greatest Hits: God's Favorite Band re-enters the UK top 40 at No. 29. Avril Lavigne's Greatest Hits returns to the Top 40 at No.33, ahead of her own Glastonbury set. by Ed Sheeran X (Multiplication) jumps 97 places to No. 34 after its 10th anniversary reissue.
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