All three of Billie Eilish’s albums appear on at least four U.K. charts this week, with Hit Me Hard … More
Billie Eilish’s albums typically perform well simultaneously, and it’s a rare week when all three of her full-lengths don’t appear not only on the main list of the most-consumed projects in the United Kingdom, but also among the most-streamed and bestselling.
She’s only released three complete projects in her career, but even years after their debuts, they all remain hugely successful. This week, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, Happier Than Ever and Hit Me Hard and Soft each appear on at least four tallies apiece in the U.K. In each instance, they’re growing by leaps and bounds — some surging dozens of spots from one frame to the next. This period has turned out to be a very lucrative one for the singer-songwriter, as interest in her catalog is apparently up significantly from just a few days ago.
Billie Eilish’s Newest Album Is Her Top Performer
Unsurprisingly, Hit Me Hard and Soft, Eilish’s latest full-length, is her top performer. The title returns to the top 10 on both the Official Albums and the Official Albums Streaming charts. It also lifts at least 20 spaces on two purchase-only rankings. Hit Me Hard and Soft is the only one of Eilish’s collections to currently appear on five rosters in the U.K., as the set also manages to reenter the Official Vinyl Albums Chart at No. 29.
The album is performing so well largely based off of the continued popularity of the single “Birds of a Feather,” which remains a top 40 smash on two of the three tallies where it makes a home.
Happier Than Ever Jumps Nearly 40 Spots
Eilish’s successes rank from newest to oldest this week, with Happier Than Ever, her sophomore effort, serving as her second-best-performing studio LP. While it doesn’t break into the top 10, Happier Than Ever does grow by the greatest number of spaces on at least one roster. The hit-packed set jumps almost 40 spots on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums charts. It also grows by a huge number of spaces on both the main consumption ranking and the streaming-only list.
Billie Eilish’s Debut Album Soars and Reaches 250 Weeks
When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? introduced Eilish to a massive worldwide audience half a decade ago, and it’s still a chart win, which is a major accomplishment for a years-old pop/rock set. After sitting in the third-to-last position on the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums charts last week, the debut full-length rockets more than 30 spots on the list of the top-selling releases on any physical format and grows by more than 25 on the general Official Albums Sales tally.
At the same time, it celebrates 250 weeks on the Official Albums chart and five full years as one of the most-streamed sets in the country.
