Cher’s Forever compilation returns to two U.K. charts, landing at No. 65 on both, thanks to a vinyl … More
It seems like the world will never tire of Cher or her music. The iconic singer and actress has been delivering hits for decades, and somehow, the appeal of her vast catalog only continues to grow. That sustained interest has powered numerous compilations over the decades, and this week, one of her most recent efforts is surging. Forever, a career-spanning set that showcases Cher’s many musical eras and gives listeners a title to focus on when heading to streaming platforms, returns to the charts in the U.K. this week.
Cher’s Forever Dances Back Onto the Charts
Forever is a hit once more this week, as it finds its way back onto a pair of U.K. rankings. This time around, the set reappears on both the Official Albums Sales and the Official Physical Albums charts. In a fun coincidence, it lands in the same spot on each tally, at No. 65.
Forever’s Chart Parallels
Cher’s Forever has maintained a pattern on these two tallies throughout its lifetime. When it first arrived last year, it debuted at No. 11 on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums charts. Forever has also now spent exactly 13 weeks on each ranking.
Forever Hasn’t Been Gone for Long
Forever hasn’t been absent from these rosters for long. The last time it was seen on either list was just a few months ago, during the final chart week of January 2025.
The collection initially debuted across several U.K. rankings in October 2024, not long after it was released. On the main all-genre tally — the Official Albums chart — Forever only managed a brief appearance, opening at No. 44 and then falling away. It narrowly missed becoming another top 40 win for Cher in the country.
Vinyl Sale Pushes Forever Back to the Charts
What’s behind this renewed attention being paid to Cher’s compilation? It appears that Forever saw a spike in sales after being offered at a discount. Vinyl editions of the set — including eye-catching 2LP versions in silver and sea blue — were marked down on Amazon in the U.K. That sale seems like it may have been enough to push the title back to the charts.
