Olivia Rodrigo continues to lord it over the U.K. charts.
The U.S. teen phenom scores a second consecutive chart double as Sour (Geffen) enters week two atop the national albums survey and “Good 4 U” bags a second week at No. 1 on the U.K. singles chart.
Sour finishes the week some 17,000 chart sales ahead its nearest rival, Easy Life’s debut album Life’s A Beach (Island), with streams accounting for 75% of its total, the OCC reports.
By logging a second week at No. 1, Sour is now the longest-running leader of 2021, ended an unusual, 22-week run of one-week chart-champions.
Veteran Scottish band Texas earns a ninth Top 10 title and a highest chart position in more than two decades with Hi (BMG), new at No. 3.
Further down the list, Taylor Swift’s former No. 1 Evermore (EMI) blasts 70-4 following its release on vinyl, and Scottish outfit Del Amitri start at No. 5 with Fatal Mistakes (Cooking Vinyl), their first album in 19 years.
