With Season 2 of Lucifer fast approaching, they have released some promo trailers for the up coming season, which will air on Fox on the 19th September 2016. You can watch the promo ‘s below.
What do you think? I’m really looking forward to season 2 that’s for sure! I will be reviewing every episode of Lucifer Season 2 so be sure to follow our site in order to stay up to date with all things Lucifer, you can also follow us on the following links.
Welcome back to another awesome edition of Fresh Friday, this weeks feature Artist is a friend I went to primary and High school with many years ago, we wont mention how many though! I remember back then, Kristin being musically talented so it only seemed fit that my friend and exceptionally talented singer Kristin Berardi feature in this weeks Fresh Friday Article.
Kristin is originally from a small country town of Koumala in North Queensland, Australia and is one of Australia’s first calls when it comes to Jazz Singing. Kristin has quite a few impressive awards under her belt including the most recently winning a Bell Award for Best Vocal Album and the Art Music Award – Queensland State Award for Excellence in Jazz for “Hope in My Pocket” Berardi/Foran/Karlen, just to name a few! Not only is Kristin a talented Jazz Singer, she is also a talented Jazz lecturer at the Brisbane Conservatorium Of Music in Queensland, Australia.
Kristin has a voice of an angel and can evoke goosebumps, the only way I can describe her voice is exceptional quality, rich, smooth dark chocolate. She has such a beautiful tone and range and the musicians on her albums are incredibly talented also The music arrangement and Kristin’s voice compliment each other and is an absolute joy to listen to, it is really music to your ears! I feel i need to be sipping whisky on the rocks, while sitting in leather chair, in a dimly lit bar! Kristin’s albums are a must for your playlist, you will wonder how you have lived without her music all these years once you hear her smooth tones.
Kristin’s album Just As You Are (2016) will be her 10th release, you can find and buy all of Kristin’s albums on her website which I will include in the links below, other albums include, Where Or When (2015), Hope in My Pocket (2015). Kristin was kind enough to take some time out of her busy schedule and do our Fresh Friday Q&A, lets take a look….
Presh: Where did your love and passion for music come from? and how did that influence your style as a Singer?
Kristin Berardi: I grew up in a household where music always happening.. my mum loves music, and taught music from home, so I was always around it growing up. It influenced me more in my habits as a musician i think then my style, just in that I ended up going down a different path for style but I always knew practises was important for bettering your skills, and for confidence too.
Presh: As a Singer, has your first love always been jazz?
KB: No (smiley face) definitely, not. I grew up listening to what was on the pop charts, and loved Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Boyz II Men… john Farnham, and The Beach Boys got a look in too. But Yeah – I wanted to be the next Mariah…. without that extraordinary range though.
I did classical violin all throughout primary and high school, but i was introduced to Jazz in high school. It was the Australian singer Vince Jones that really turned my head… I didn’t realises “jazz” was as broad a term. I heard him and thought ” If that is jazz, then I like Jazz”.
Presh: Who are your major musical influences?
KB: Mariah! Vince Jones, Crowed House, Sarah Vaughan, Pat Metheny, Gretchen Parlato, Cassandra Wilson, Carmen McRae, Brad Meldau, Keith Jarrett.
Presh: What has been the most memorable moment in your career so far?
KB: In 2007 I was supporting Al Jarreau and George Benson at the Montreux Jazz festival, which was part of a prize from winning the International jazz Vocal Competition there the year before (of which Al Jarreau was the judge). I was performing with my friend and wonderful guitarist James Sherlock, and we heard folks cheering us on from the wings…. we looked over perplexed as we knew no one there, and it wa Al and his band, giving us support from the side stage! I won’t ever forget that!!!
Presh: Where do you draw your inspiration from when writing a song?
KB: Mainly from what is going on in my life, or those around me…So mainly real events. Sometimes it will hit me straight away that ill have to write about something, like when I met this elderly gentleman in a Brooklyn laundry mat , or other times it takes longer…more time to ponder life’s journey and time at the piano. It seems that the song writing process is a changing one so I have to just go with it, and be open to it when it calls, not just force an idea, but be patient.
For your hearing pleasure, here is a little teaser of what you have been missing out on… untill NOW. Below is a couple of tracks from Kristin’s album: Just As You Are if you love it please go buy her album!
Welcome back to the latest edition of OTD, this week we kick off in 1952 with Ray Charles but it wouldn’t be OTD without the usual suspects making an appearance, including The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie just to name a few. Right let’s get into this weeks OTD.
Colour meaning:
Purple = Record Lables, Orange = Place + Concerts, Green = Albums, Blue = Tours, Black = Singles.
🎙 After Atlantic Records bought Ray Charles‘ contract from Swingtime, Charles recorded his first session for Atlantic, cutting four songs. Over the next seven years, he will record such classics as ‘Mess Around, ‘I Got a Woman, ‘Hallelujah, I Love Her So‘ and ‘What’d I Say‘.
🎙 Eddie Cochran signed a one year contract with Liberty Records, Cochran went on to give Liberty three top 40 hits over the next several years including ‘Summertime Blues‘, ‘Twenty Flight Rock‘ and ‘C’mon Everybody‘.
🎙 ‘Reet Petite‘ by Jackie Wilson was released for the first time, it became a UK No.1, 29 years later. During a 1975 benefit concert, Wilson collapsed on-stage from a heart attack and subsequently fell into a coma that persisted for nearly nine years untill his death in 1984.
🎙 The Beatles performed ‘Hey Jude‘ on the UK television show Frost On Sunday in front of an invited audience. The song was the first single from The Beatles’ record label Apple Records and at over seven minutes in length, ‘Hey Jude‘ was, at the time, the longest single ever to top the British charts. It also spent nine weeks at No.1 in the United States – the longest run at the top of the American charts for a Beatles’ single.
🎙 Led Zeppelin appeared at Raventlow Parken Nykobing, Falster, Denmark supported by The Beatnicks and The Ladybirds, (who were an all girl topless go-go dancing outfit). This was the group’s third ever live gig.
🎙 The Trams were at No.1 on the UK singles chart with ‘Hey Girl Don’t Bother Me‘, a reissue of a 1964 US hit.
🎙 Marvin Gaye started a two-week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with ‘Let’s Get It On‘, his second US No.1, however it only reached No.31 in the UK.
🎙 The Allman Brothers started a five-week run at No.1 on the US album chart with ‘Brothers And Sisters‘, the group’s only US No.1.
🎙 Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and The Beach Boys all appeared at the New York Summersault ‘74′ at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury.
🎙 Guitarist Jimmy McCulloch left Wings to help re-form the Small Faces. Mcculloch had played with Paul McCartney band on the Venus and Mars and Wings At the Speed of Sound albums, as well as on the Wings Over America tour. He died two years later at the age of 26. Drummer Joe English also left Wings at this time, joining Sea Level.
🎙 Led Zeppelin scored their eighth UK No.1 album when In Through The Out Door went to the top of the charts for two-weeks.
🎙 Stevie Wonder had his first UK No.1 with ‘I Just Called To Say I Love You‘. Taken from the film ‘The Woman In Red’, it was 18 years after Wonder’s chart debut in 1966. The song stayed at No.1 for six weeks.
🎙 Jon Bon Jovi went to No.1 on the US singles chart with ‘Blaze Of Glory‘, a No.2 in the UK. The track appeared in the motion picture ‘Young Guns II” for which it was originally recorded.
🎙 Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love appeared on stage together at a show in Hollywood. The performed a song they wrote together ‘Penny Royal Tea‘.
🎙 Derek Taylor the publicist for The Beatles died aged 67. Taylor had been responsible for many of the legends surrounding their career and had also worked with The Beach Boys and The Byrds. In 1976 he helped organise the Monterey Pop Festival together with Lou Adler and John Philips. He helped launch The Beatles Anthology trilogy in the 90’s.
🎙 29 years after the band first formed, Led Zeppelin released ‘Whole Lotta Love‘, their first ever single in the UK. The track recorded in 1969 and featured on the bands second album was issued to promote their re-issued back catalogue.
🎙 Sean Puffy Combes and his bodyguard Paul Offered both pleaded guilty to harassment in a New york court. The pair faced charges of assaulting record company executive Steve Stoute with a champagne bottle a chair and a telephone.
🎙 Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson started his new job as an airline pilot. the heavy metal singer qualified as a £35,000 – a year first office with Gatwick based airline Astraeus who holidaymakers to Portugal and Egypt.
🎙 David Bowie performed the first interactive concert when his performance was beamed live into 21 cinemas from Warsaw to Edinburgh. Members of the audience talked to Bowie via microphones linked to ISDN lines and took requests for songs from fans.
🎙 Led Zeppelin front man Robert Plant was guest of honor at the unveiling of a statue of the 15th century rebel leader Owain Glyndwr and Pennal Church, near Machynlleth in Wales. Plant, who owns a farmhouse in the area had donated money towards a bronze sculpture of the Welsh Prince.
🎙 Rod Stewart was ordered to pay a Las Vegas casino $2m (£1.1m) for missing a New Year concert in 2000. Stewart had said he was unable to play at the Rio Hotel and Casino because his voice disappeared after an operation to remove a cancerous thyroid tumor. The singer said his voice only recovered in time to begin a world in June 2001 and he had since performed 150 shows.
🎙 A charity album featuring some of the biggest bands in the UK wa thought to be the fastest ever produced. Coldplay, Radiohead, Kaiser Chiefs, Antony and the Johnsons, The Magic Numbers, The Coral, Bloc Party and Gorillaz were among those who recorded tracks for Help: A Day in the Life. The whole 22-track album was made available for download from the War Child website the following day.
🎙 Foxy Brown was sent to jail for a year in New York for violating her probation terms after she travelled outside New York without the court’s permission and had missed anger management classes. The rapper (real name Inga Marchand), was arrested for allegedly assaulting a neighbour and in October 2006 she was put on probation for allegedly assaulting two nail salon workers in August 2004.
🎙 A commemorative plaque dedicated to Don Arden and the Small Faces was unveiled at 52-55 Carnaby Street, London, Arden’s formers offices. Arden achieved notoriety in Britain for his aggressive, sometimes illegal business tactics and looked after the career’s of Small Faces, the Move, the Electric Light Orchestra and Black Sabbath. He was the father of Sharon Osbourne ( and father-in-law of Ozzy Osbourne).
🎙 Jury selection began for the involuntary manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson’s doctor, Conrad Murray. Prospective jurors were asked to fill out a 30-page questionnaire to determining their level of knowledge of the case and any strong views about Jackson or Murray.
Well my friends that concludes another crackin’ On This Day for another week, don’t forget to check out this weeks OTD Spotify playlist below. Join me the same time next week to discover what happened On This Day, In Music History.
Lady Gaga has just revealed on Tuesday night (Sept. 6) the cover art and lyric of her new song on twitter in advance of the song’s release on Friday.
In a second pic Gaga is seen swing a mic over a cheering crowd could this be the songs “Perfect Illusion” video?
Gaga also revealed some of the lyrics from the up coming single “Perfect Illusion” on Twitter…..
“I Don’t need eyes to see – I felt you touchin’ me – High like amphetamine – Maybe you’re just a dream.”
At the iHeartRadio Music Summit last month Gaga described the inspirations of the song this way: “The song is about modern ecstasy…. We found our sweet, simple, ragey way of saying it… I get this sick adrenaline rush every time I hear it.”
“Perfect Illusion” is produced by Gaga, Mark Ronson, Tame Impala singer Kevin Parker and Bloodpop. The single will be Gaga’s first solo release in almost three years and anticipation for the track is high, in fact the single debuted at No.1 on the Billboard + Twitter Pop Track chart last month, weeks before it was scheduled to arrive.
I have a feeling “Perfect Illusion” will be a must for you playlist, Gaga never disappoints! Make sure you get your copy on Friday!
Welcome back to this weeks Box Office Movie Chart for the 2nd – 4th September 2016. For those just joining us, each week I round-up the Top 20 Movies at the Box Office and how they have performed and how much they made a the Box Office this weekend. Let’s see if much has changed since last week.
Chart Info:
Rank/ Movie Title/ Studio
W/E Gross = Weekend Gross / Total Gross / LW = Last Week
RED = DOWN/ GREEN = UP / BLUE = NO MOVEMENT / TEAL = NEW
1. Don’t Breathe / SGem
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$15,700,000 $51,123,952 #1
2. Suicide Squad / WB
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$10,005,000 $297,422,209 #1
3. Pete’s Dragon 2016 / BV
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$6,471,000 $64,222,939 #6
2. Kubo and the Two Strings / Focus
W/K Gross Total Gross LW
$6,467,000 $34,328,436 #3
5. Sausage Party / Sony
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$5,300,000 $88,446,124 #4
6. The Light Between the Oceans / BV
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$4,984,000 $4,984,000 NEW
7. Bad Moms / STX
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$4,705,000 $102,527,194 #8
8. War Dogs / WB
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$4,705,000 $35,217,809 #7
9. Hell or High Water / LGF
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$4,500,000 $14,651,633 #12
10. Mechanic: Resurrection LG/S
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$4,276,000 $14,418,786 #5
11. Jason Bourne / Uni.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$3,991,520 $155,162,175 #9
12. No Manches Frida / LGF
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$3,650,000 $3,650,000 NEW
13. The Secret Life Of Pets / Uni.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$3,548,335 $358,555,825 #13
14. Star Trek Beyond / Par.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$2,450,000 $154,293,322 #15
15. Ben-Hur (2016) / Par.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$2,200,000 $23,708,139 #10
16. Florence Foster Jenkins / Par.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$2,170,000 $23,550,919 #13
17. Morgan / Fox
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$1,960,000 $1,960,000 NEW
18. Finding Dory / BV
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$1,927,000 $481,848,069 #18
19. Southside with You / RAtt.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$1,358,995 $5,016,388 #19
20. Hand of Stone / Wein.
W/E Gross Total Gross LW
$1,306,000 $3,723,207 #20
Well that’s a wrap for another week movie lovers, see you that same time next week, when we see if Don’t Breathe and Suicide Squad can hold onto No.1 and No.2.
It’s that time of the week again music lovers, were I look at this weeks Top 50 Singles charts and wrap them up in a nice little musical bundle for you our readers. Ok let’s get into this weeks wrap up and see who’s on top of the charts this week.
☆ 1. Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (LW 1)
☆ 2. Let Me Love You – DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber (LW 2)
☆ 3. Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 4)
☆ 4. Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & M∅ (DOWN – LW 3)
☆ 5. Papercuts – Illy Feat. Vera Blue (LW 5)
☆ 6. I Love You Always Forever – Betty Who (LW 6)
☆ 7. Sucker For Pain – Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa & Imagine Dragons, X Ambassadors, Ty Dolla $ign, Logic (UP – LW 8)
☆ 8. In The Name Of Love – Martin Garrix (UP – LW 23)
☆ 9. Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (DOWN – LW 7)
☆ 10. Dancing On My Own – Calum Scott (UP – LW 45)
☆ 11. Alarm – Anne-Marie (DOWN – LW 9)
☆ 12. Final Song – M∅ (UP – LW 15)
☆ 13. Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (DOWN – LW 10)
☆ 14. The Ocean – Mike Perry (DOWN – LW 11)
☆ 15. Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (UP – LW 17)
☆ 16. This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 12)
☆ 17. One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (DOWN – LW 13)
☆ 18. Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (DOWN – LW 14)
☆ 19. We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (DOWN – LW 16)
☆ 20. Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 18)
☆ 21. Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (DOWN – LW 19)
☆ 22. Into You – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 21)
☆ 23. Crash – Usher (DOWN – LW 20)
☆ 24. Starving – Hailee Steinfeld (UP – LW 33)
☆ 25. In My Blood – The Veronicas (DOWN – LW 22)
☆ 26. Mercy – Shawn Mendes (UP – LW 28)
☆ 27. Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 24)
☆ 28. Still Falling For You – Ellie Goulding (UP – LW 36)
☆ 29. Say It – Fume Feat. Tove Lo (DOWN – LW 26)
☆ 30. Cheap Thrills – Sia (UP – LW 31)
☆ 31. Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (DOWN – LW 27)
☆ 32. Cool Girl – Tove Lo (UP – LW 37)
☆ 33. Don’t Be So Shy (Filatov & Karas Remix) – Imany (DOWN – LW 25)
☆ 34. Me Too – Meghan Trainor (DOWN – LW 30)
☆ 35. This Girl – Kungs vs. Cookin’ On 3 Burners (DOWN – LW 29)
☆ 36. Side to Side – Ariana Grande Feat. Nicki Minaj (NEW)
☆ 37. I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat. Olivia O’Brien (DOWN – LW 34)
☆ 38. Ride – Twenty One Pilots (DOWN – LW 35)
☆ 39. Rise – Katy Perry (DOWN – LW 32)
☆ 40. Cruel – Snakehips Feat. Zayn (UP – LW 41)
☆ 41. I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 38)
☆ 42. Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 40)
☆ 43. Make Me – Britney Spears Feat G-Easy (R/E)
☆ 44. Hair – Little Mix (DOWN – LW 39)
☆ 45. Toothbrush – DNCE (DOWN – LW 42)
☆ 46. Needed Me – Rihanna (R/E)
☆ 47. Never Be Like You – Flume Feat. Kai (DOWN – LW 43)
☆ 48. Just Like Fire – P!nk (DOWN – LW 47)
☆ 49. Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 44)
☆ 50. All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap.
This Weeks Top 3: Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (1), Let Me Love You – DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber (2), Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (3).
This Weeks New Singles: Side to Side – Ariana Grande Feat Nicki Minaj (36).
This Weeks Re-entered Singles: Make Me – Britney Spears Feat. G-Easy (43), Needed Me – Rihanna (46).
☆ 1. Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (LW 1)
☆ 2. Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & M∅ (UP – LW 3)
☆ 3. Cheap Thrills – Sia (DOWN – LW 2)
☆ 4. Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (LW 4)
☆ 5. Ride – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 6)
☆ 6. This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 5)
☆ 7. Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (UP – LW 8)
☆ 8. One Dance – Drake Wizkid & Kyla (DOWN – LW 7)
☆ 9. Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (UP – LW 10)
☆ 10. Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (UP – LW 12)
☆ 11. Needed Me – Rihanna (LW 11)
☆ 12. Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (DOWN – LW 9)
☆ 13. We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (UP – LW 18)
☆ 14. Too Good – Drake Feat Rihanna (LW 14)
☆ 15. Into You – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 13)
☆ 16. Let Me Love You – DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber (UP – LW 19)
☆ 17. Sucker For Pain – Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa & Imagine Dragons With Logic & Ty Dolla $ign Feat. X Ambassadors (DOWN – LW 16)
☆ 18. For Free – DJ Khaled Feat. Drake (DOWN – LW 15)
☆ 19. Broccoli – D.R.A.M. Feat. Lil Yachty (UP – LW 21)
☆ 20. Gold – Kiiara (UP – LW 23)
☆ 21. Luv – Tory Lanez (UP – LW 30)
☆ 22. Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 17)
☆ 23. Never Be Like You – Flume Feat. Kai (DOWN – LW 20)
☆ 24. Controlla – Drake (DOWN – LW 22)
☆ 25. I Hate U, I Love You – Gnash Feat. Olivia O’Brien (UP – LW 28)
☆ 26. Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (LW 26)
☆ 27. Just Like Fire – P!nk (DOWN – LW 24)
☆ 28. Hymn For The Weekend – Coldplay (UP – LW 35)
☆ 29. Sit Still, Look Pretty – Daya (UP – LW 36)
☆ 30. H.O.L.Y. – Florida Georgia Line (DOWN – LW 29)
☆ 31. All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (DOWN – LW 27)
☆ 32. Me Too – Meghan Trainor (DOWN – LW 25)
☆ 33. I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 32)
☆ 34. Tiimmy Turner – Desiigner (UP – LW 37)
☆ 35. This Girl – Kungs vs. Cookin’ On 3 Burners (UP – LW 42)
☆ 36. No Limit – Usher Feat. Young Thug (DOWN – LW 33)
☆ 37. Stressed Out – Twenty One Pilots (DOWN – LW 34)
☆ 38. Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (DOWN – LW 31)
☆ 39. Work – Rihanna Feat. Drake (DOWN – LW 38)
☆ 40. Unsteady – X Ambassadors (UP – LW 45)
☆ 41. Gangsta – Kehlani (UP – LW 43)
☆ 42. Peter Pan – Kelsea Ballerini (UP – LW 48)
☆ 43. Low Life – Future Feat. The Weeknd (DOWN – LW 41)
☆ 44. Rise – Katy Perry (DOWN – LW 39)
☆ 45. Make You Miss Me – Sam Hunt (UP – LW 50)
☆ 46. 7 Years – Lukas Graham (DOWN – LW 40)
☆ 47. Mama Said – Lukas Graham (UP – LW 55)
☆ 48. Love Yourself – Justin Bieber (DOWN – LW 46)
☆ 49. Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 47)
☆ 50. From The Ground Up – Dan + Shay (DOWN – LW 49)
This Weeks Top 3: Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (1), Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & M∅ (2), Cheap Thrills – Sia (3).
☆ 1. Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (UP – LW 3)
☆ 2. Let Me Love You – DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber (LW 2)
☆ 3. Cold Water – Feat. Justin Bieber & M∅ (DOWN – LW 3)
☆ 4. Dancing On My Own – Calum Scott (LW 4)
☆ 5. Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (LW 5)
☆ 6. Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (LW 6)
☆ 7. Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue Feat. JP Cooper (LW 7)
☆ 8. One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (LW 8 )
☆ 9. Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (LW 9)
☆ 10. Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (LW 10)
☆ 11. This Girl – Kungs vs. Cookin’ On 3 Burners (LW 11)
☆ 12. This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (LW 12)
☆ 13. Sucker For Pain – Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Imagin Dragons, Ty Dolla $ign, X Ambassdor & Logic (LW 13)
☆ 14. We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat, Selena Gomez (LW 14)
☆ 15. Sunshine – Tieks Feat. Dan Harkna (UP – LW 23)
☆ 16. Alarm – Anne-Marie (UP – LW 19)
☆ 17. In The Name Of Love – Martin Garrix & Bebe Rexha (UP – LW 24)
☆ 18. Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (LW 18)
☆ 19. Cheap Thrills – Sia (DOWN – LW 15)
☆ 20. Is This Love (Remix) – Bob Marley Feat. Lvndscape & Bolier (UP – LW 39)
☆ 21. Tears – Clean Bandit Feat. Louisa Johnson (DOWN – LW 17)
☆ 22. Into You – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 21)
☆ 23. Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (DOWN – LW 16)
☆ 24. Good Grief – Bastille (DOWN – LW 20)
☆ 25. Final Song – M∅ (DOWN – LW 22)
☆ 26. Still Falling For You – Ellie Goulding (DOWN – LW 25)
☆ 27. You Don’t Know Love – Olly Murs (UP – LW 31)
☆ 28. Tilted – Christine & The Queens (LW 28)
☆ 29. All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (DOWN – LW 26)
☆ 30. I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat Olivia O’Brien (DOWN – LW 27)
☆ 31. Hymn For The Weekend – Coldplay (UP – LW 32)
☆ 32. Controlla – Drake (UP – LW 33)
☆ 33. Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (DOWN – LW 30)
☆ 34. Cruel – Snakehips Feat. Zayn (UP – LW 41)
☆ 35. I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (UP – LW 38)
☆ 36. No Money – Galantis (DOWN – LW 35)
☆ 37. Who Do You Think Of – M∅ (LW 37)
☆ 38. Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 34)
☆ 39. Ain’t Giving Up – Graig David & Sigala (DOWN – LW 29)
☆ 40. Hotter Than Hell – Dua Lipa (DOWN – LW 36)
☆ 41. The Ocean – Mike Perry (UP – LW 45)
☆ 42. Millionaire – Digital Farm Aminials & Cash Cash (UP – LW 46)
☆ 43. Let Me Hold You (Turn Me On) – Cheat Codes & Dante Klein (DOWN – LW 40)
☆ 44. Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 42)
☆ 45. Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 44)
☆ 46. False Alarm – Matoma & Becky Hill (UP – LW 50)
☆ 47. Kill Em With Kindness – Selena Gomez (DOWN – LW 43)
☆ 48. Ride – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 49)
☆ 49. Toothbrush – DNCE (UP – LW 66)
☆ 50. Blow Your Mind (MWAH) – Dua Lipa (NEW)
This Weeks Top 3: Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (1), Let Me Love You – DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber (2), Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & M∅ (3).
This Weeks New Singles: Blow Your Mind (MWAH) – Dua Lipa (50).
Chart Summary: This week The Chainsmokers are sitting at No.1 across all three charts that last artist to do that was Drake. Again on the Aria chat the majority of the movment was down and it was the same for the Billboard chart bt the UK chart had a very little movment at in the to 20 but from there down it was similar to the other charts. We have also seen a few big chart movers this week with some up moving up more than 6 places.
This Weeks Big Chart Movers: In The Name Of Love -Martin Garrix (From No. 23 – Up to No. 8 ARIA ), Still Falling For You – Ellie Goulding (From No. 36 – Up to No. 28 ARIA), Luv – Tory Lanez (From No. 30 – Up to No. 21 Billboard), Hymn For The Weekend – Coldplay (From No. 35 – Up to No. 28 Billboard), Sit Still, Look Pretty – Daya (From No. 36 – Up to 29 Billboard), Sunshine – Tieks (From No. 23 – Up to No. 15 Official UK), In The Name Of Love – Martin Garrix (From No. 24 – Up to No. 17 Official UK), Is This Love (Remix) – Bob Marley (From No. 39 – Up to No. 20 Oficical UK ).
Well that my friends it your Top 50 Singles Chart Wrap Up for this week the 4th September 2016. Remeber if you want to stay up to date with all things charts, music festivals and Indie music follow us on the links below. See you the same time next week.
Budweiser Made In America Fest kicks of this weekend Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th September 2016 and will take over Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. We have the lineup for this years big event and it is impressive to say the lest, some of the worlds best musicians will be at Made In America in Philly this weekend! Check out the lineup below.
Rihanna (09.03)
Coldplay (09.04)
ColleGrove (2 Chainz & Lil Wayne) (09.03)
Chance The Rapper (09.04)
Edward Sharp and The Magnetic Zeros (09.04)
DJ Khaled (09.04)
Bryson Tiller (09.03)
SZA (09.03)
St. Lucia (09.04)
Lil Uzi Vert (09.03)
Banks & Steelz (09.04)
Jamie XX (09.03)
FKA twigs (09.04)
Martin Garrix (09.04)
Eve (09.03)
Travi$ Scott (09.04)
Gary Clark Jr. (09.04)
A$AP Ferg (09.03)
Tory Lanez (09.04)
Playboi Carti (09.04)
Justine Skye (09.03)
Dorothy (09.03)
Adventure Club (09.03)
Madeon (DJ Set) (09.04)
DJ Mustard (09.03)
Tchami (09.03)
Anna Lunoe (09.03)
Chris Malinchak (09.03)
Disciples (09.04)
Sleepy Tom (09.03)
Salva (09.04)
Flat White (09.04)
SG Lewis (09.04)
NVOY (09.03)
Watch The Duck (09.04)
Desiigner (09.04)
Lil Yachty (09.04)
Kevin Garrett (09.04)
Bibi Bourelly (09.04)
Flat White Family (09.03)
Honduras (09.04)
Sir The Baptist (09.04)
Manolo Rose (09.03)
Car Seat Headrest (09.03)
Dave East (09.03)
Sophie Beem (09.04)
Colter Wall (09.03)
C-Kan (09.03)
Levi Carter (09.03)
Grits & Biscuits (09.03)
Gallant (09.03)
Basement (09.04)
Touché Amoré (09.04)
Kevin Devine (09.04)
Day Wave (09.04)
Show Me The Body (09.04)
Miya Folick (09.03)
Cherry Glazerr (09.03)
Aaron West & The Roaring Twenties (09.04)
From Indian Lakes (09.04)
Symone (09.03)
Porches (09.03)
Denzel Curry (09.03)
Into It. Over It. (09.03)
Red Letter Day (09.04)
Kacy Hill (09.04)
Made In America Festival Website
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