Music News – Rihanna To Receive The Michael Jackson Vanguard Award

Joining the likes of Beyoncé and Kanye West, Rihanna will receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards on Aug 28th.

Following the announcement Rihanna took to twitter:

 “Honored to take the #VMAs stage as your video #VANGUARD award recipient LIVE from NYC on August 28!”

Rihanna is known for her amazing and beautiful visuals that can both shock and leave you in awe like her 2015 short film for “Bitch Better Have My Money” and her 2011 Calvin Harris collaboration “We Found Love” her YouTube page has had over 9.6 bilion yes I said billion views!

https://youtu.be/B3eAMGXFw1o
Rihanna has also got herself four VMA nominations for: Best Female Video for the Drake-assisted “Work”, Best Male Video for her contributions to Calvin Harris’ “This Is What You Came For” and two in the Best Collaboration category for the “Work” and “This Is What You Came For”

This years awards ceremony will be held in New York’s iconic venue Madison Square Garden for the first time in VMA history. The VMAs air live on Sunday Aug. 28 at 9p.m. ET/PT.

If you miss it don’t worry Skatronixx Music will have all the winners in the VMA wrap up.

Music News – Britney Spears Releases New Single ‘Clumsy’

Britney Spears has released a new single from the forthcoming album Glory, ‘Clumsy‘ sees Spears return to her classic pop roots and it’s definitely got her fans excited that a come back is set to happen… Britney’s Back Bitches!

The single follows on from Spears hip hop single ‘Make Me‘ with G-Easy and Private Show, however Spears has kept to her roots with a classic pop vibe with a hint of nostalgia and a sprinkle of grown-up. ‘Clumsy‘ has a great beat with a kick ass bass and I recommend you listen to it LOUD with the bass turned up.

Check out Britney’s new single ‘Clumsy‘ out here

https://open.spotify.com/track/0kHMgkYiUgKfh0gY8gTIan
You can also find it on iTunes, Apple Music and Google Play Music

On This Day 11th August In Music History

Welcome back to this weeks edition of On This Day, this weeks edition is a special one as it falls on my Mum’s 60th Birthday. This one’s for you Ma Happy Birthday! So let’s see what went down today in Music History…

1956

🎙 Elvis Presley’s double-sided hit ‘Don’t Be Cruel / Hound Dog‘ was released. The single went to No.1 on the US chart, where it stayed for 11 weeks, a record that would not be broken untill 1992’s Boyz II Men hit ‘End of the Road‘.

1962

🎙 Neil Sedaka started a two-week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with ‘Breaking Up Is Hard To Do‘, his first US No.1 as an artist. It reached No.7 on the UK chart.

1964

🎙 The Beatles started recording their fourth album (‘Beatles For Sale‘, not yet titled), at EMI studios in London, England.

🎙 The High Numbers , (later to become The Who), Played at The Railway Hotel in harrow, England. Just before the band were due on stage, Roger Daltry’s father-in law came into the venue and dragged the singer outside and hit him. The band started their set and Daltry appeared back on stage after the fight.

1966

🎙 At a press conference held at The Astor Towers Hotel in Chicago, John Lennon apologised for his remarks that The Beatles were “more popular than Jesus“. Lennon told reporters “Look, I wasn’t saying The Beatles are better than God or Jesus, I said ‘Beatles’ because it’s easy for me to talk about The Beatles. I could have said ‘TV or ‘Cinema’, motorcars or anything popular and would have got away with it“.

1967

🎙 Small Faces, The Move, Marmalade, Paul Jones, Pink Floyd, Amen Corner, Donovan, Zoot Money, Cream, Jeff Beck, John Mayall, Peter Green’s, Fleetwood Mac and The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown all appeared at this years UK Reading Festival. An advance 3 day ticket cost £2. Artur Brown’s trademark flaming helmet burnt out of control and Organiser Harold Pendleton’s father-in-law had to douce the flames with a pint of beer.

1969

🎙 350 special guests were invited to see Motown Records new signings The Jackson Five play at The Daisy Club in Beverly Hill, California.

1979

🎙 Led Zeppelin played their last ever UK show when the appeared at Knebworth House, England. The set list included: ‘The Song Remains The Same‘, ‘Celebration Day‘, ‘Black Dog‘, ‘Nobody’s Fault But Mine‘, ‘Over The Hills And Far Away‘, ‘Misty Mountain Top‘, ‘Since I’ve Been Loving You‘,’No Quarter‘, ‘Hot Dog‘, ‘The Rain Song‘, ‘White Summer/Black Mountainside‘, Kashmir‘, ‘Trampled Under Foot‘, ‘Sick Again‘, ‘Achilles’ Last Stand‘, ‘In The Evening‘, ‘Stairway To Heaven‘, ‘Rock And Roll‘, ‘Whole Lotta Love‘ and ‘Communication Breakdown‘.

1984

🎙 Ray Parker Jr. started a three-week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with the theme from the film ‘Ghostbusters‘. Parker who had been a session guitarist for Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye was accused of plagiarizing the melody from Huey lewis and the News songs ‘I Want a New Drug‘, resulting in Lewis suing Parker, the pair settled out of court in 1985.

1989

🎙 Three members of L.L. Cool J crew were arrested and charged with raping a 15 year-old girl. The incident took place after a concert when the girl had won a backstage pass on a radio contest.

1999

🎙 Kiss arrived on Hollywood Boulevard to unveil their star on The Walk Of Fame. The band had released over 30 albums and sold over 80 million records world-wide.

2000

🎙 Madonna gave birth to baby boy Rocco Ritchie at Cedars-Sinai Hospital Beverly Hills.

2002

🎙 Bruce Springsteen started a two-week run at No.1 on the US album chart with ‘The Rising‘, the singers fifth US No.1 which was also No.1 in the UK.

2008

🎙 Karl Wiosna from Graig, Near Pontypridd in Wales had his stereo equipment and music collection destroyed after being served with a noise abatement notice, which he later admitted breaching. Environmental health officers were alerted by neighbours who complained about the unacceptable volume, Wiosna was playing his Cher and U2 records. Two tape and record decks, a radio and CDs were seized and destroyed by the council, he was also fined £265.

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Well that brings us to the end of this weeks special edition of OTD, make sure you check out the awesome OTD Spotify Playlist for this week. Catch you next week.

Happy 60th Birthday Ma!!

The Billboard 200 Album Chart

Each week Skatronixxx Music keeps you up to date on the latest Top 50 Singles in our weekly chart wrap up, however this week I am also going to cover the Billboard 200 which is the best 200 album chart and will only be covered once a month. So lets kick off the first of our monthly album wrap up…

BILLBOARD 200

 

💿 1.  Major Key – DJ Khaled (NEW)

💿 2.  Views – Drake (DOWN – LW 1)

💿 3.  Blurryface – Twenty One Pilots (LW 3)

💿 4.  American Love – Jake Owen (NEW)

💿 5.  ANTI – Rihanna (DOWN – LW 4)

💿 6.  The Definition Of… – Fantasia (NEW)

💿 7.  Love Remains – Hillary Scott & The Scott Family (NEW)

💿 8.  25 – Adele (DOWN – LW 7)

💿 9.  If I’m Honest – Blake Shelton (UP – LW 24)

💿 10.  Hamilton: An American Musical – Original Broadway Cast (DOWN – LW 8)

💿 11.  Everybody Looking – Gucci Mane (DOWN – LW 2)

💿 12.  Thank You – Meghan Trainor (DOWN – LW 10)

💿 13.  Lemonade – Beyonce (DOWN – LW 9)

💿 14.  This Is Acting – Sia (DOWN – LW 6)

💿 15.  Traveller – Chris Stapleton (DOWN – LW 14)

💿 16.  7/27 – Fifth Harmony (UP – LW 21)

💿 17.  Dangerous Woman – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 11)

💿 18.  T R A P S O U L – Bryson Tiller (DOWN – LW 17)

💿 19.  Islah – Kevin Gates (DOWN – LW 18)

💿 20.  Hypercaffium Spazzinate – Descendents (NEW)

💿 21.  Purpose – Justin Bieber (DOWN – LW 19)

💿 22.  The Life Of Pablo – Kanye West (UP – LW 23)

💿 23.  Nine Track Mind – Charlie Puth (UP – LW 35)

💿 24.  Kidz Bop 32 – Kids Bop Kids (DOWN – LW 13)

💿 25.  California – Blink -182 (DOWN – LW 12)

💿 26.  A Head Full Of Dreams – Coldplay (UP – LW 28)

💿 27.  When It’s Dark Out – G-Eazy (DOWN – LW 25)

💿 28.  Montevallo – Sam Hunt (DOWN – LW 27)

💿 29.  Blank Face LP – ScHoolboy Q (DOWN – LW 16)

💿 30.  Vessel – Twenty One Pilots (LW 30)

💿 31.  Tangled Up – Thomas Rhett (UP – LW 32)

💿 32.  Epic AF – Various Artists (DOWN – LW 5)

💿 33.  Coloring Book – Chance The Rapper (DOWN – LW 31)

💿 34.  Beauty Behind The Madness – The Weeknd (DOWN – LW 33)

💿 35.  Skin – Flume (UP – LW 37)

💿 36.  Revival – Selena Gomez (LW 36)

💿 37.  Bobby Tarantino – Logic (DOWN – LW 20)

💿 38.  Cry Baby – Melanie Martinez (UP – LW 39)

💿 39.  Black – Dierks Bentley (UP – LW 41)

💿 40.  EVOL – Future (UP – LW 42)

💿 41.  Kill The Lights – Luke Bryan (UP – LW 49)

💿 42.  The Getaway – Red Hot Chili Peppers (DOWN – LW 38)

💿 43.  Immortalized – Disturbed (LW 43)

💿 44.  Badlands – Halsey (UP – LW 55)

💿 45.  Death Of a Bachelor – Panic ! At The Disco (UP – LW 46)

💿 46.  Frontiers – Vertical Church Band (NEW)

💿 47.  DS2 – Future (LW 47)

💿 48.  What A Time To Be Alive – Drake & Future (DOWN – LW 45)

💿 49.  2014 Forest Hills Drive – J. Cole (UP – LW 50)

💿 50.  Fetty Wap – Fetty Wap (DOWN – LW 48)

💿 51.  Low Kii Savage – Kiiara (UP – LW 57)

💿 52.  If You’re Reading this It’s Too Late – Drake (DOWN – LW 51)

💿 53.  Lukas Graham – Lukas Graham (LW 53)

💿 54.  Ripcord – Keith Urban (LW 54)

💿 55.  Cleopatra – The Lumineers (UP – LW 60)

💿 56.  You Should Be Here – Cole Swindell (LW 56)

💿 57.  Swaay (EP) – DNCE (UP – LW 64)

💿 58.  us – gnash (UP – LW 61)

💿 59.  Storyteller – Carrie Underwood (UP – LW 75)

💿 60.  Take Care – Drake (UP – LW 63)

💿 61.  The First Time – Kelsea Ballerini (UP – LW 99)

💿 62.  21 – Adele (UP – LW 71)

💿 63.  New English – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 59)

💿 64.  Hero – Maren Morris (UP – LW 92)

💿 65.  X – Ed Sheeran (UP – LW 69)

💿 66.  Greatest Hits – Guns N’ Roses (UP – LW 68)

💿 67.  1989 – Taylor Swift (DOWN – LW 66)

💿 68.  Nothing Was The Same – Drake (UP – LW 70)

💿 69.  Title – Meghan Trainor (UP – LW 78)

💿 70.  VHS – X Ambassadors (UP – LW 82)

💿 71.  Champion – Bryan & Katie Torwalt (NEW)

💿 72.  Meat And Candy – Old Dominion (UP – LW 105)

💿 73.  How Can It Be – Lauren Daigle (DOWN – LW 65)

💿 74.  Last Year Was Complicated – Nick Jonas (DOWN – LW 67)

💿 75.  Handwritten – Shawn Mendes (DOWN – LW 72)

💿 76.  Know-It-All – Alessia Cara (LW 76)

💿 77.  Chaos And The Calm – James Bay (UP – LW 83)

💿 78.  Legend: The Best Of… – Bob Marley And The Wailers (UP – LW 79)

💿 79.  Mr. Misunderstood – Eric Church (UP – LW 85)

💿 80.  Dress To Impress – Keith Sweat (DOWN – LW 34)

💿 81.  Lil Uzi Vert Vs. The World – Lil Uzi Vert (UP – LW 93)

💿 82.  Reloaded: 20 #1 Hits – Blake Shelton (UP – LW 94)

💿 83.  Platinum Hits – Jason Derulo (NEW)

💿 84.  good kid, m.A.A.d city – Kendrick Lamar (LW 84)

💿 85.  Journey’s Greatest Hits – Journey (UP – LW 102)

💿 86.  Theses Things Happen – G-Eazy (UP – LW 100)

💿 87.  HARD LOVE – NEEDTOBREATHE (DOWN – LW 52)

💿 88.  The Very Best Of Prince – Prince (DOWN – LW 86)

💿 89.  blackSUMMERS’night – Maxwell (DOWN – LW 74)

💿 90.  Metallica – Metallica (DOWN – LW 87)

💿 91.  Beyonce – Beyonce (DOWN – LW 89)

💿 92.  I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiul Yet So Unaware Of It – The 1975 (UP – LW 108)

💿 93.  Late Night: The Album – Jeremih (DOWN – LW 81)

💿 94.  California Sunrise – Jon Pardi (UP – LW 96)

💿 95.  Here’s To The Good Times – Florida Georgia Line (UP – LW 104)

💿 96.  Savage Mode – 21 Savage & Metro Boomin (DOWN – LW 77)

💿 97.  The Eminem Show – Eminem (UP – LW 111)

💿 98.  Greatest Hits I II & III: The Platinum Collection – Queen (UP – LW 109)

💿 99.  At Night, Alone – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 95)

💿 100.  Obsessed – Dan + Shay (DOWN – LW 80)

💿 101.  Peace Is The Mission – Major Lazer (UP – LW 106)

💿 102.  Wildfire – Rachel Platten (UP – LW 117)

💿 103.  In The Lonely Hour – Sam Smith (UP – LW 107)

💿 104.  A Moon Shaped Pool – Radiohead (DOWN – LW 90)

💿 105.  Crash My Party – Luke Bryan (UP – LW 125)

💿 106.  Still Brazy – YG (DOWN – LW 103)

💿 107.  Mind Of Mine – Zayn (UP – LW 110)

💿 108.  Blue Neighbourhood – Troye Sivan (DOWN – LW 98)

💿 109.  Generationwhy – ZHU (NEW)

💿 110.  I’m Comin’ Over – Chris Young (UP – LW 145)

💿 111.  Daya (EP) – Daya (UP – LW 120)

💿 112.  Greatest Hits So Far… – Zac Brown Band (DOWN – LW 97)

💿 113.  JEKYLL + HYDE – Zac Brown Band (DOWN – LW 101)

💿 114.  Illinois – Brett Eldredge (UP – LW 194)

💿 115.  The Pinkprint – Nicki Minaj (UP – LW 122)

💿 116.  My House – Flo Rida (UP – LW 121)

💿 117.  Of Dirt And Grace: Live From The Land – Hillsong UNITED (DOWN – LW 115)

💿 118.  Anyway You Love We Know How You Feel – Chris Robinson Brotherhood (NEW)

💿 119.  Made In The A.M. – One Direction (DOWN – LW 118)

💿 120.  Born To Die – Lana Del Rey (UP – LW 128)

💿 121.  Lil Durk 2X – Lil Durk (DOWN – LW 29)

💿 122. 1 – The Beatles (UP – LW 127)

💿 123.  Hozier – Hozier (UP – LW 131)

💿 124.  To Pimp A Butterfly – Kendrick Lamar (DOWN – LW 119)

💿 125.  Greatest Hits – Red Hot Chili Peppers (UP – LW 133)

💿 126.  Greatest Hits: Decade #1 – Carrie Underwood (UP – LW 132)

💿 127.  Anything Goes – Florida Georgia Line (UP – LW 130)

💿 128.  Got Your Six – Five Finger Death Punch (UP – LW 144)

💿 129.  Ghostbusters – Soundtrack (DOWN – LW 73)

💿 130.  A / B – Kaleo (DOWN – LW 126)

💿 131.  Curtain Call: The Hits – Eminem (UP – LW 149)

💿 132.  Royalty – Chris Brown (UP – LW 134)

💿 133.  Night Visions – Imagine Dragons (UP – LW 137)

💿 134.  Damn Country Music – Tim McGraw (UP – LW 135)

💿 135.  Greatest Hits – Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers (R/E)

💿 136.  1000 Forms Of Fear – Sia (DOWN – LW 116)

💿 137.  I – Jason Richardson (NEW)

💿 138.  Simon And Garfunkel’s Greatest Hits – Simon & Garfunkel (DOWN – LW 91)

💿 139.  American Beauty/American Psycho – Fall Out Boy (DOWN – LW 138)

💿 140.  NOW That’s What I Call Country, Volume 9 – Various Artists (UP – LW 148)

💿 141.  Greatest Hits – Blink -182 (UP – LW 154)

💿 142.  The Intro (EP) – Ruth B (DOWN – LW 114)

💿 143.  We’re All Sombody From Somewhere – Steven Tyler (DOWN – LW 112)

💿 144.  Dark Sky Paradise – Big Sean (UP – LW 146)

💿 145.  NOW 58 – Various Artists (DOWN – LW 141)

💿 146.  Channel Orange – Frank Ocean (R/E)

💿 147.  Bouquet (EP) – The Chainsmokers (R/E)

💿 148.  Professional Rapper – Lil Dicky (UP – LW 151)

💿 149.  Chronicle The 20 Greatest Hits – Creedence Clearwater Revival (UP – LW 161)

💿 150.  The Legend Of Johnny Cash – Johnny Cash (UP – LW 175)

💿 151.  Trilogy – The Weeknd (UP – LW 153)

💿 152.  Hymns – Joey + Rory (UP – LW 162)

💿 153.  twenty one pilots – twenty one pilots (UP – LW 163)

💿 154.  Foreigner Records – Foreigner (DOWN – LW 147)

💿 155.  SremmLife – Rae Sremmurd (UP – LW 159)

💿 156.  The Marshall Mathers LP 2 – Eminem (UP – LW 167)

💿 157.  Simplicity – The Bouncing Souls (NEW)

💿 158.  The Incredible True Story – Logic (DOWN – LW 155)

💿 159.  Thriller – Michael Jackson (R/E)

💿 160.  Straight Outta Compton – N.W.A (DOWN – LW 143)

💿 161.  Qualiy Street Music 2 – DJ Drama (DOWN – LW 40)

💿 162.  I Am…Sasha Fierce – Beyonce (UP – LW 166)

💿 163. V – Maroon 5 (DOWN – LW 157)

💿 164.  Rodeo – Travi$ Scott (R/E)

💿 165.  Born Sinner – J. Cole (UP – LW 168)

💿 166.  Lil’ Boat – Lil Yachty (DOWN – LW 113)

💿 167.  Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die – Panic ! At The Disco (DOWN – LW 156)

💿 168.  Under Pressure – Logic (DOWN – LW 164)

💿 169.  Cloud Nine – Kygo (DOWN – LW 158)

💿 170.  Recovery – Eminem (UP – LW 180)

💿 171.  The Best Of 2Pac – Part 1: Thug – 2Pac (R/E)

💿 172.  Best Of Bowie – David Bowie (UP – LW 178)

💿 173.  Graduation – Kanye West (UP – LW 182)

💿 174.  Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (DOWN – LW 172)

💿 175.  Fitz And The Tantrums – Fitz And The Tantrums (UP – LW 176)

💿 176.  Doo-Wops & Hooligans – Bruno Mars (UP – LW 185)

💿 177.  Greatest Hits 1970-2002 – Elton John (UP – LW 181)

💿 178.  Nevermind – Nirvana (UP – LW 193)

💿 179.  Bad – Michael Jackson (R/E)

💿 180.  The Art Of Hustle – Yo Gotti (UP – LW 199)

💿 181.  Love Stuff – Elle King (DOWN – LW 171)

💿 182.  Back in Black – AC/DC (UP – LW 186)

💿 183.  Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 – Eagles (UP – LW 187)

💿 184.  The Very Best of The Eagles – Eagles (UP – LW 187)

💿 185.  The North Corridor – Chevelle (DOWN – LW 136)

💿 186.  AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP – A$AP Rocky (DOWN – LW 170)

💿 187.  Greatest Hits – The Notorious B.I.G (DOWN – LW 183)

💿 188.  Sublime – Sublime (R/E)

💿 189.  Off The Wall – Michael Jackson (R/E)

💿 190.  The Wrong Side Of Heaven…Volume 1 – Five Finger Death Punch (UP – LW 192)

💿 191.  The Human Condition – Jon Bellion (DOWN – LW 188)

💿 192.  My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy – Kanye West (UP – LW 198)

💿 193.  Stranger Heads Prevail – Thank You Scientist (NEW)

💿 194.  “Better” : Azusa – The Next Generation 2 – Hezekiah Walker (DOWN – LW 88)

💿 195.  Dr. Dre — 2001 – Dr Dre (UP – LW 196)

💿 196.  American Idiot – Green Day (R/E)

💿 197.  Summer Songs 2 – Lil Yachty (NEW)

💿 198.  Greatest Hits II – Kenny Chesney (R/E)

💿 199.  Greatest Hits… So Far!!! – P!nk (R/E)

💿 200.  Teenage Dream – Katy Perry (R/E)

Chart Summary:

A new album reins the chart this week by DJ Khaled, sending Drake down to No.2 and Twenty One Pilots hold steady in No.3. There are also a few new albums that have made the chart along with a few chart re-entries.

Top Three Albums: Major Key – DJ Khaled (1), Views -Drake (2), Blurryface – Twenty One Pilots (3).

New Albums: Major Key – DJ Khaled (1), American Love – Jake Owen (4), The Definition Of…– Fantasia (6), Love Remains – Hillary Scott & The Scott Family (7), If I’m Honest – Blake Shelton (9), Hypercaffium Spazzinate – Descendents (20), Frontiers – Vertical Church Band (46), Champion – Bryan & Katie Torwalt (71), Platinum Hits – Jason Derulo (83), Generationwhy – ZHU (109), Anyway You Love WeKnow How You Feel – Chris Robinson Brotherhood (118), I – Jason Richardson (137), Simplicity – The Bouncing Souls (157), Stranger Heads Prevail – Thank You Scientist (193), Summer Songs 2 – Lil Yachty (197)

Chart Re-entries: Greatest Hits – Tom Petty And The Heartbreakes (135), Channel Orange – Frank Ocean (146), Bouquet (EP) – The Chainsmokers (147), Thriller – Michael Jackson (159), Rodeo – Travi$ Scott (164), The Best Of 2Pac – Part 1: Thug – 2Pac (171), Bad – Michael Jackson (179), Sublime – Sublime (188), Off The Wall – Michael Jackson (189), American Idiot – Green Day (196), Greatest Hits II – Kenny Chesney (198), Greatest Hits…So Far !!! – P!nk (199), Teenage Dream – Katy Perry (200).

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So that’s the chart as it stands for the week of the 20th Aug, the next album chat will be on the 10th September so be sure to follow our site so you dont miss it.

Shazam-Based Musical Game Show Coming to Fox

Mark Burnett – Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images

With the end of American Idol, Fox is adding a new interactive musical game show based on Shazam app from Mark Burnett, Fox Television Group chairman and CEO Dana Walden announced Monday at the TCA (Television Critics Association) summer press tour.

Beat Shazam centers around individuals competing to identify a particular song, similar to the way the Shazam app helps users find out the title and artist behind a track. Contestants that are successful will then have to go up against the app for the top prize. Burnett and Jeff Apploff (Don’t Forget the Lyrics) will be executive producers, and Shazam Entertainment Limited will be a partner on the series, so far no premiere date has been announced.

Shazam was founded in 1999 and since then there have been more than 25 billion Shazam queries, and the app currently has hundreds of millions of monthly active users from all over the globe.

The article was originally published by The Hollywood Reporter

First Look At Adam Lambert As Eddie In The Remake Of ‘Rocky Horror’

Adam Lambert / Photo: Billboard

Fox is remaking the cult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show and is giving the fans another taste of the up coming remake, however we won’t be seeing Meatloaf in this remake but we will be finally getting a look at Adam Lambert in action as “Eddie.”

In the clip, we see Brad (Ryan McCartan) serenades Janet (Victoria Justice) before proposing in “Dammit, Janet!” The scene then segues to Annaleigh Ashford rips it up as Columbia for “The Time Warp” and Reeve Carney as the hot looking Riff Raff, before sliding into Laverne Cox’s showstopper, “Sweet Transvestite” as Frank-N-Furter.

The American Idol alum Lambert, bursts into the scene like a bat out of hell on a silver black phantom bike and declares his love for rock ‘n’ roll in “Hot Patootie-Bless My Soul.” Directed by Kenny Ortega, Rocky Horror airs October, 20 on Fox.

Watch the trailer below:

 

The Weekly Top 50 Singles Chart Wrap Up

Welcome back to this weeks edition of the Top 50 Singles Charts where we look at the ARIA, Billboard and Official UK charts. So lets see if Major Lazer has been able to hold onto No.1 for a second week.

ARIA SINGLES CHART

☆ 1.  Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MO (LW 1)

☆ 2.  Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (NEW)

☆ 3.  Papercuts – Illy Feat. Vera Blue (DOWN – LW 2)

☆ 4.  Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (UP – LW 5)

☆ 5.  One Dance – Drake (DOWN – LW 4)

☆ 6.  This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 3)

☆ 7.  Alarm – Anne-Marie (UP – LW 10)

☆ 8.  Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (DOWN – LW 6)

☆ 9.  Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 7)

☆ 10.  Crash – Usher (UP – LW 17)

☆ 11.  Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (UP – LW 42)

☆ 12.  Into You – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 11)

☆ 13.  Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (LW 13)

☆ 14.  Don’t Be So Shy (Filatov & Karas Remix) – Imany (DOWN – LW 9)

☆ 15.  Rise – Katy Perry (DOWN – LW 12)

☆ 16.  We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (DOWN – LW 14)

☆ 17.  Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (DOWN – LW 15)

☆ 18.  In My Blood – The Veronicas (DOWN – LW 8)

☆ 19.  Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 33)

☆ 20.  Say It – Flume Feat. Tove Lo (DOWN – LW 16)

☆ 21.  Me Too – Meghan Trainor (DOWN – LW 18)

☆ 22.  Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (DOWN – LW 19)

☆ 23.  Final Song – MO (UP – LW 26)

☆ 24.  Don’t Hurt Me – DJ Mustard Feat. Nicki Minaj & Jeremih (DOWN – LW 20)

☆ 25.  Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 23)

☆ 26.  Setting The World On Fire – Kenny Chesney Feat. P!nk (NEW)

☆ 27.  The Ocean – Mike Perry (UP – LW 39)

☆ 28.  Cheap Thrills – Sia (LW 28)

☆ 29.  Ride – Twenty One Pilots (DOWN – LW 21)

☆ 30.  Hotter Than Hell – Dua Lipa (DOWN – LW 24)

☆ 31.  Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 27)

☆ 32.  All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (DOWN – LW 22)

☆ 33.  Hair – Little Mix (DOWN – LW 25)

☆ 34.  Cruel – Snakehips Feat. Zayn (UP – LW 41)

☆ 35.  I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat. Olivia O’Brien (DOWN – LW 31)

☆ 36.  I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 32)

☆ 37.  This Girl – Kungs vs Cookin’ On 3 Burners (DOWN – LW 29)

☆ 38.  Just Like Fire – P!nk (DOWN – LW 30)

☆ 39.  Never Be Like You – Flume Feat. Kai (DOWN – LW 34)

☆ 40.  Brad Pitt’s Cousin – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Xperience (NEW)

☆ 41.  No Money – Galantis (DOWN – LW 35)

☆ 42.  Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 38)

☆ 43.  Home – Topic Feat. Nico Santos (DOWN – LW 36)

☆ 44.  Sex – Cheat Codes Feat. Kris Kross Amsterdam (DOWN – LW 40)

☆ 45.  Kill Em With Kindness – Selena Gomez (LW 45)

☆ 46.  1955 – Hilltop Hoods Feat. Montaigne & Tom Thum (UP – LW 47)

☆ 47.  7 Years – Lukas Graham (DOWN – LW 46)

☆ 48.  Needed Me – Rihanna (UP – LW 49)

☆ 49.  The Fighter – Keith Urban Feat. Carrie Underwood (DOWN – LW 43)

☆ 50.  Controlla – Drake (R/E)

ARIA Summary: Well Major Lazer has held onto No.1 for the second week, but Illy has slipped down into No.3 and we have a new single in No.2 from The Chainsmokers meanwhile Drake is on a downward slide now donw at No.5.

This Weeks Top 3: Cold Water – Major Lazer (1), Closer – The Chainsmokers (2), Papercuts – Illy (3).

This Weeks New Singles: Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (2), Setting The World On Fire – Kenny Chesney Feat. P!nk (26), Brad Pitt’s Cousin – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Xperience (40).

This Weeks Re-entered Singles: Controlla – Drake (50).

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BILLBOARD SINGLES CHART

☆ 1.  Cheap Thrills – Sia (LW 1)

☆ 2.  Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MO (NEW)

☆ 3.  One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (DOWN – LW 2)

☆ 4.  This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 3)

☆ 5.  Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (DOWN – LW 4)

☆ 6.  Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (DOWN – LW 5)

☆ 7.  Ride – Twenty One Pilots (DOWN – LW 6)

☆ 8.  Needed Me – Rihanna (DOWN – LW 7)

☆ 9.  Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (UP – LW 10)

☆ 10.  Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 9)

☆ 11.  Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (DOWN – LW 8)

☆ 12.  Just Like Fire – P!nk (LW 12)

☆ 13.  Me Too – Meghan Trainor (UP – LW 14)

☆ 14.  For Free – DJ Khaled Feat. Drake (UP – LW 19)

☆ 15.  Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 22)

☆ 16.  Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (UP – LW 21)

☆ 17.  Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 13)

☆ 18.  Controlla – Drake (LW 18)

☆ 19.  H.O.L.Y. – Florida Georgia Line (DOWN – LW 15)

☆ 20.  Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (LW 20)

☆ 21.  I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 16)

☆ 22.  We Don’t  Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (UP – LW 27)

☆ 23.  Into You – Ariana Grande (UP – LW 24)

☆ 24.  Never Be Like You – Flume Feat. Kai (UP – LW 25)

☆ 25.  All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Faet. Fetty Wap (UP – LW 28)

☆ 26.  Work – Rihanna Feat. Drake (DOWN – LW 23)

☆ 27.  I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat. Olivia O’Brien (UP – LW 35)

☆ 28.  Stressed Out – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 29)

☆ 29.  Broccoli – D.R.A.M. Feat. Lil Yachty (UP – LW 34)

☆ 30.  7 Years – Lukas Graham (DOWN – LW 26)

☆ 31.  I Got The Keys – DJ Khaled Feat. Jay Z & Future (DOWN – LW 30)

☆ 32.  Gold – Kiiara (UP – LW 40)

☆ 33.  Love Yourself – Justin Bieber (UP – LW 37)

☆ 34.  Sorry – Beyonce (DOWN – LW 31)

☆ 35.  Low Life – Future Feat. The Weeknd (DOWN – LW 33)

☆ 36.  Dangerous Woman – Ariana Grande (LW 36)

☆ 37.  Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (UP – LW 39)

☆ 38.  Let It Go – James Bay (DOWN – LW 32)

☆ 39.  My House – Flo Rida (DOWN – LW 38)

☆ 40.  THat Part – ScHoolboy Q Feat. Kanye West (UP – LW 42)

☆ 41.  Sorry – Justin Bieber (UP – LW 45)

☆ 42.  Hymm For The Weekend – Coldplay (UP – LW 51)

☆ 43.  Rise – Katy Perry (DOWN – LW 11)

☆ 44.  Record Year – Eric Church (UP – LW 53)

☆ 45.  Close – Nick Jonas Feat. Tove Lo (DOWN – LW 41)

☆ 46.  Tiimmy Turner – Desiigner (NEW)

☆ 47.  Wicked – Future (DOWN – LW 44)

☆ 48.  From The Ground Up – Dan + Shay (LW 48)

☆ 49. All The Way Up – Fat Joe, Remy Ma & Jay Z Feat. French Montana & Infared (DOWN – LW 43)

☆ 50.  Luv – Tory Lanez (UP – LW 62)

Billboard Summary: Sia has held onto the No.1 for the second week, with Major Lazer and their new single in No.2 and Drake slipping down to No.3

This Weeks Top 3: Cheap Thrills – Sia (1), Cold Water – Major Lazer (2), One Dance – Drake (3).

This Weeks New Singles: Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MO (2), Tiimmy Turner – Desiigner (46).

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OFFICIAL UK SINGLES CHART

☆ 1.  Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MO (LW 1)

☆ 2.  Dancing On My Own – Calum Scott (UP – LW 3)

☆ 3.  Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue Feat. JP Cooper (DOWN – LW 2)

☆ 4.  Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (LW 4)

☆ 5.  One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (LW 5)

☆ 6.  Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (LW 6)

☆ 7.  This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (UP – LW 8)

☆ 8.  Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (UP – LW 10)

☆ 9.  This Girl – Kungs vs Cookin’ On 3 Burners (DOWN – LW 7)

☆ 10.  Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (DOWN – LW 9)

☆ 11.  Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (LW 11)

☆ 12.  Tears – Clean Bandit Feat. Louisa Johnson (LW 12)

☆ 13.  Good Grief – Bastille (UP – LW 15)

☆ 14.  Cheap Thrills – Sia (DOWN – LW 13)

☆ 15.  Final Song – MO (UP – LW 17)

☆ 16.  Into You – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 14)

☆ 17.  Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (DOWN – LW 16)

☆ 18.  Who Do You Think Of – MO (UP – LW 25)

☆ 19.  I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat Olivia O’Brien (DOWN – LW 18)

☆ 20.  Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 34)

☆ 21.  Tilted – Christine & The Queens (UP – LW 27)

☆ 22.  Alarm – Anne-Marie (UP – LW 32)

☆ 23.  No Money – Galantis (DOWN – LW 19)

☆ 24.  Hymm For The Weekend – Coldplay (DOWN – LW 21)

☆ 25.  Controlla – Drake (UP – LW 26)

☆ 26.  We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (UP – LW 28)

☆ 27.  Hotter Than Hell – Dua Lipa (DOWN – LW 23)

☆ 28.  Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 24)

☆ 29.  Sex – Cheat Codes Feat Kris Kross (DOWN – LW 20)

☆ 30.  Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 22)

☆ 31.  I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN -LW 29)

☆ 32.  You Don’t Know Love – Olly Murs (DOWN – LW 30)

☆ 33.  Closer – The Chairnsmokers Feat. Halsey (NEW)

☆ 34.  Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 31)

☆ 35.  Cruel – Snakehips Feat. Zayn (DOWN – LW 33)

☆ 36.  All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (UP – LW 46)

☆ 37.  Kill Em With Kindness – Selena Gomez (DOWN – LW 36)

☆ 38.  This One’s For You – David Guetta Feat. Zara Larsson

☆ 39.  Give Me Your Love – Sigala Feat. Newman & Rodgers (DOWN – LW 37)

☆ 40.  Piece Of Me – MK & Becky Hill (LW 40)

☆ 41.  Middle – DJ Snake Feat. Bipolar Sunshine (DOWN – LW 35)

☆ 42.  Lush Life – Zara larsson (DOWN – LW 39)

☆ 43.  Is This Love (Remix) – Bob Marley Feat. Lvndscape & Bolier (LW 43)

☆ 44.  Light It Up – Major Lazer Feat. Nyla (DOWN – LW 42)

☆ 45.  Needed Me – Rihanna (UP – LW 48)

☆ 46.  Mamacita – Tinnie Tempah Feat. Wizkid (DOWN – LW 45)

☆ 47.  Fast Car – Jonas Blue & Dakota (DOWN – LW 44)

☆ 48.  Faded – Alan Walker (DOWN – LW 47)

☆ 49.  7 Years – Lukas Graham (LW 49)

☆ 50.  Please Don’t Go – Joel Adams (UP – LW 53)

Official UK Summary: Major Lazer has held onto the No.1 again this week, with Calum Scott moving up to take out No.2 and Jonas Blue sliping down to take out No.3.

This Weeks Top 3: Cold Water – Major Lazer (1), Dancing On My Own – Calum Scott (2), Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (3).

This Weeks New Singles: Closer – The Chainsmokers Feat. Halsey (33).

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Well that brings us to the end of yet another chart wrap up, Major Lazer have done well to hold the No.1 position this week. Don’t forget to check out the new singles music videos. See you all the same time next week.

Fresh Friday’s Featured Artist – Alberta Cross

Welcome back to this weeks edition of Fresh Friday, where Skatronixxx Music scour’s the web to find you some fresh sounds. This weeks featured Artist is.…. Alberta Cross so lets find out a little more Alberta Cross

Alberta Cross was formed in 2005 by singer-guitarist Petter Ericson Stakee and bassist Terry Wolers (who left the band in 2013) is an Anglo-Swedish rock band, Stakee is the only permanent member of band and is currently based in Brooklyn, New York City. Alberta Cross has supported bands such as The Crooked Vultures, Oasis, Neil Young, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Bat For Lashes, Mumford & Sons, Portugal, The Man, Ben Harper, Phosphorescent, Dave Mathews Band and The Shins, they have also played at some big name festivals including Coachella Valley Music festival, Lollapalooza, Reading and Leeds festival, Glastonbury and Splender in the Grass just to name a few.

The band has six albums under their belt, the first release was in April 2007 – ‘The Thief & the Heartbreaker’ (a mini-album). The second release was in October 2007 – ‘Leave Us Or Forgive Us’ (7″ single/digital EP). The third release was in September 2009 – ‘Broken Side of Time‘. The fourth release was in September 2011 – ‘The Rolling Thunder’ (limited edition EP). The fifth release was in July 2012 – ‘Songs of Patience‘. The sixth was a self titled release in October 2015 – ‘Alberta Cross‘.

Stakee has a voice like an angel with a touch of grit, the music arrangement on the latest release ‘Alberta Cross’ is flawless and beautifully done, it is very easy to get lost in the music as it transports you to your happy place. I have listened to all the albums and they are all great but this album has a very different vibe to the pervious albums and is by far my favorite. Alberta Cross is must for your playlist, your ears and soul with than me. Do yourself a favor and buy Alberta Cross’s self titled album – ‘Alberta Cross’ and make sure you follow the band on Facebook and Twitter go give them some love. Links will be at the bottom of the page.

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LINKS

http://www.albertacross.net/

https://m.facebook.com/albertacross/

Check out Alberta Cross (@albertacross): https://twitter.com/albertacross?s=09

 

On This Day – In Music History

Welcome to the first edition of OTD for August, time flies when you’re having fun! So if you have just discovered the awesomeness that is OTD (On This Day), every week Skatronixxx Music delves back in music history to bring you what happened ‘On This Day.’ This week we kick off in 1958….

1958

🎙Billboard introduced ‘The Hot 100 Singles Chart‘, Ricky Nelson was at No.1 with ‘Poor Little Fool‘.

1962

🎙The Rolling Stones played the first of 22 weekly shows at Ealing, Jazz Club in Ealing, London. They were known as The Rollin’ Stones during this period.

1963

🎙UK music weekly The NME reported that The Beatles could score their first US hit with ‘From Me To You‘ as the single was ‘bubbling under’ on the charts at No. 116.

🎙The Beatles appeared at the Queen’s Theatre in Blackpool. So many fans crowded around the theatre, blocking every entrance, that The Beatles had to go through a construction area, up and across some scaffolding to the roof of the theatre, where they were lowered through a trap door.

1966

🎙The Troggs were at No.1 on the UK singles chart with ‘With A Girl Like You‘, the group’s only UK No.1 single.

1967

🎙A female Monkees fan stowed away on the bands plane between show in Minneapolis and St louis. The girl’s father threatened to bring charges for transporting a minor across stale lines.

🎙Pink Floyd released their debut album ‘The Piper At the Gates of Dawn‘ on which most songs were penned by Syd Barrett. In subsequent years, the record has been recognised as one of the seminal psychedelic rock albums of the 1960s. When reviewed, by the two main UK music papers in the UK, Record Mirror and NME both gave the album four stars out of five. The album which was recorded at Abbey Road studios, London during the same time that The Beatles were recording Sgt. Pepper peaked at No.6 on the UK album chart and failed to chart in the US.

1968

🎙The second day of the two-day Newport Pop Festival took place in Costa Mesa, California with Blue Cheer, Eric Burdon & The Animals, Grateful Dead, Illinois Speed Press, Iron Butterfly, Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service and The Byrds. Over 100,000 fans attended the festival.

1975

🎙Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant and his wife were both badly injured when the hire car he was driving spun off the road and crashed on the Greek island Rhodes. Plant smashed both his ankle and his elbow, and was not fully fit for the best part of two years. A forthcoming North American tour had to be cancelled.

1979

🎙A benefit concert was held to raise money for Little Feat guitarist and singer Lowell George featuring members of his band plus Jackson Browne, Emmylou Harris and Bonnie Raitt.

1984

🎙Prince started a 24 week run at the top of the US album charts with ‘Purple Rain‘. His sixth studio album which features the hits ‘When Doves Cry‘ and ‘Let’s Go Crazy‘, as well as the title track has sold over 20 million copies worldwide, becoming the seventh best-selling soundtrack album of all time.

1990

🎙During a New Kids On The Block concert in Montreal, Canada, three armed robbers stole souvenir sales proceeds valued at $260,000.

🎙During a US tour Janet Jackson collapsed on stage at a show in St Louis, suffering from an inner ear infection.

🎙Mariah Carey started a four-week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with ‘Vision Of Love‘, her debut release. ‘Vision Of Love‘ was nominated for three Grammy Awards at the 33rd annual ceremony, held on February 20, 1991: Nominated for, Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. Carey won, Best Female Pop Vocal.

1996

🎙Oasis played two sold out nights at Balloch Castle Country Park, Loch Lomand, Scotland to over 80,000 fans. Oasis roadie James Hunter was crushed to death between a fork-lift truck and a lorry during the bands two days shows.

2000

🎙Craig David scored his second UK No.1 single with ‘7 Days‘. At the age of 19, David become the youngest male artist to score two No.1’s since Donny Osmond in 1973.

2001

🎙Dave Stewart married fashion photographer Anouska Fisz on a private beach on the French Riviera. Guest’s included Elton John, Mick Jagger, Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher and his former Eurythmics partner Annie Lennox.

🎙The News Of The World reported that Mariah Carey had hired a private eye to spy on her ex husband, record boss Tommy Mottola. Investigator Jack Palladino told the paper that Carey believed her ex husband was conducting a smear campaign against the singer.

2002

🎙Bruce Springsteen (The Boss) scored his fifth UK No.1 album with ‘The Rising‘, also No.1 in the US.

2005

🎙American blues singer and guitarist Little Milton died. Milton had suffered a brain aneurysm on 25th July 2005 and had lapsed into a coma. Milton signed to Sun Records in 1953 and had the 1965 US No. 25 single ‘We’re Gonna Make It‘.

2007

🎙US singer, songwriter Lee Hazlewood died of cancer, in his home near Las Vegas aged 78. Hazlewood wrote and produced many of Nancy Sinatra’s most famous hits, including ‘These Boots Were Made For Walkin‘, ‘Jackson‘ and ‘Did You Ever‘. Hazlewood also produced Duane Eddy and Gram parsons and Something Stupid – the duet Nancy recorded with her father Frank in 1967.

2010

🎙Don Henley reached an out-of-court settlement with Republican Senatorial candidate Chuck DeVore who used parodies of two Eagles’ hits for an election campaign without permission. ‘All She Wants To Do Is Dance‘ and ‘The Boys of Summer‘ were used in campaign videos on YouTube as ‘All She Wants To Do Is Tax’ and ‘Hope of November’.

2015

🎙Influential country producer Billy Sherrill, who worked with artists like George Jones, Charlie Rich and Tammy Wynette and is known for pioneering the “countrypolitan” sound, died after a short illness at the age of 78. Sherrill also co-wrote many hit songs, including ‘Stand by Your Man‘ (written with Tammy Wynette).

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Well guys and gals, that brings us to the end of this weeks edition of OTD, don’t forget to check out this weeks OTD Spotify Playlist below, it features some awesome hits this week.

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Your Weekly Top 50 Singles Chart Wrap Up

Welcome back to this weeks Top 50 Singles chart, where we look at the ARIA, Billboard and Official UK charts. This week the all three charts have new singles in the top spot, with Major Lazer taking out the No.1 on both the ARIA and Official UK charts with their new single ‘Cold Water’ and Sia takes out the No.1 spot on the Billboard charts with ‘Cheap Trills.’ So let’s get into it and found out what else has changed.

ARIA SINGLES CHART

☆ 1.  Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MO (NEW)

☆ 2.  Pappercuts – Illy Feat. Vera Blue (UP – LW 8)

☆ 3.  This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (LW 3)

☆ 4.  One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (UP – LW 5)

☆ 5.  Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (DOWN – LW 4)

☆ 6.  Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (LW 6)

☆ 7.  Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (LW 7)

☆ 8.  In My Blood – The Veronicas (DOWN – LW 2)

☆ 9.  Don’t Be So Shy (Filatov & Karas Remix) – Imany (LW 9)

☆ 10.  Alarm – Anne-Marie (UP – LW 12)

☆ 11.  Into You – Ariana Grande (UP – LW 18)

☆ 12.  Rise – Katy Perry (DOWN – LW 1)

☆ 13.  Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (LW 13)

☆ 14.  We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (LW 14)

☆ 15.  Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (DOWN – LW 11)

☆ 16.  Say It – Flume Feat. Tove Lo (LW 16)

☆ 17.  Crash – Usher (UP – LW 20)

☆ 18.  Me Too – Meghan Trainor (DOWN – LW 15)

☆ 19.  Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (UP – LW 26)

☆ 20.  Don’t Hurt Me – DJ Mustard Feat. Nicki Minaj & Jeremih (UP – LW 28)

☆ 21.  Ride – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 22)

☆ 22.  All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (DOWN – LW 19)

☆ 23.  Panda – Desiigner (LW 23)

☆ 24.  Hotter Than Hell – Dua Lipa (DOWN – LW 17)

☆ 25.  Hair – Little Mix (DOWN – LW 10)

☆ 26.  Final Song – MO (UP – LW 35)

☆ 27.  Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 24)

☆ 28.  Cheap Thrills – Sia (UP – LW 36)

☆ 29.  This Girl – Kungs vs Cookin’ On 3 Burners (UP – LW 31)

☆ 30.  Just Like Fire – P!nk (DOWN – LW 25)

☆ 31.  I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat. Olivia O’Brien (DOWN – LW 29)

☆ 32.  I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 27)

☆ 33.  Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 48)

☆ 34.  Never Be Like You – Flume Feat. Kai (UP – LW 38)

☆ 35.  No Money – Galantis (DOWN – LW 30)

☆ 36.  Home – Topic Feat. Nico Santos (DOWN – LW 33)

☆ 37.  M.I.L.F. $ – Fergie (UP – LW 45)

☆ 38.  Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 34)

☆ 39.  The Ocean – Mike Perry (NEW)

☆ 40.  Sex – Cheat Codes Feat. Kris Kross Amsterdam (DOWN – LW 37)

☆ 41.  Cruel – Snakehips Feat. Zayn (UP – LW 42)

☆ 42.  Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (NEW)

☆ 43.  The Fighter – Keith Urban Feat. Carrie Underwood (DOWN – LW 32)

☆ 44.  Be The One – Dua Lipa (DOWN – LW 41)

☆ 45.  Kill Em With Kindness – Selena Gomez (UP – LW 46)

☆ 46.  7 Years – Lukas Graham (DOWN – LW 43)

☆ 47.  1955 – Hilltop Hoods Feat. Montaigne & Tom Thum (DOWN – LW 44)

☆ 48.  Enough – Delta Goodrem Feat. Gizzle (DOWN – LW 40)

☆ 49.  Needed Me – Rihanna (UP – LW 50)

☆ 50.  Faded – Alan Walker (DOWN – LW 47)

ARIA Chart Summery:

This week there has been a big shake up on the Aria chart, with Major Lazer taking out No.1, Illy taking out No.2 and Calvin Harris still hangs on to No.3.

This Weeks New Singles:

Cold Water – Major Lazer (1),  The Ocean – Mike Perry (39) & Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (42)

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BILLBOARD SINGLES CHART

☆ 1.  Cheap Thrills – Sia (UP – LW 3)

☆ 2.  One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (DOWN – LW 1)

☆ 3.  This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (UP – LW 4)

☆ 4.  Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (DOWN – LW 2)

☆ 5.  Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (LW 5)

☆ 6.  Ride – Twenty One Pilots (LW 6)

☆ 7.  Needed Me – Rihanna (LW 7)

☆ 8.  Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (UP – LW 9)

☆ 9.  Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 8)

☆ 10.  Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (LW 10)

☆ 11.  Rise – Katy Perry (NEW)

☆ 12.  Just Like Fire – P!nk (DOWN – LW 11)

☆ 13.  Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (DOWN – LW 12)

☆ 14.  Me Too – Meghan Trainor (UP – LW 15)

☆ 15.  H.O.L.Y. – Florida Georgia Line (DOWN – LW 14)

☆ 16.  I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 13)

☆ 17.  Make Me – Britney Spears Feat G-Eazy (NEW)

☆ 18.  Controlla – Drake (DOWN – LW 16)

☆ 19.  For Free – DJ Khaled Feat. Drake (DOWN – LW 17)

☆ 20.  Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 19)

☆ 21.  Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (DOWN – LW 20)

☆ 22.  Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 23)

☆ 23.  Work – Rihanna Feat. Drake (DOWN – LW 21)

☆ 24.  Into You – Arianna Grande (UP – LW 33)

☆ 25.  Never Be Like You – Flume Feat. Kai (UP – LW 26)

☆ 26.  7 Years – Lukas Graham (DOWN – LW 22)

☆ 27.  We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (UP – LW 35)

☆ 28.  All In My Head – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (UP – LW 29)

☆ 29.  Stressed Out – Twenty One Pilots (DOWN – LW 25)

☆ 30.  I Got The Keys – DJ Khaled Feat. Jay Z & Future (UP – LW 34)

☆ 31.  Sorry – Beyonce (DOWN – LW 28)

☆ 32.  Let It Go – James Bay (DOWN – LW 18)

☆ 33.  Low Life – Future Feat. The Weeknd (DOWN – LW 32)

☆ 34.  Broccoli – D.R.A.M. Feat. Lil Yachty (UP – LW 39)

☆ 35.  I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat. Olivia O’Brien (UP – LW 50)

☆ 36.  Dangerous Woman – Ariana Grande (DOWN – LW 24)

☆ 37.  Love Yourself – Justin Bieber (DOWN – LW 30)

☆ 38.  My House – Flo Rida (DOWN – LW 36)

☆ 39.  Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (DOWN – LW 37)

☆ 40.  Gold – Kiiara (UP – LW 45)

☆ 41.  Close – Nick Jonas Feat. Tove Lo (DOWN – LW 31)

☆ 42.  THaT Part – ScHoolboy Q Feat. Kanye West (UP – LW 43)

☆ 43.  Lost Boy – Ruth B (DOWN – LW 27)

☆ 44.  Wicked – Future (DOWN – LW 41)

☆ 45.  Sorry – Justin Bieber (DOWN – LW 42)

☆ 46.  All The Way Up – Fat Joe, Remy Ma & Jay Z Feat. French Montana & Infared (DOWN – LW 38)

☆ 47.  Vice – Miranda Lambert (NEW)

☆ 48.  From The Ground Up – Dan + Shay (UP – LW 59)

☆ 49.  Never Forget You – Zara Larsson & MNEK (DOWN – LW 40)

☆ 50.  Kill Em With Kindness – Selena Gomez (UP – LW 51)

 

This Weeks Billboard Chart Summary:

Sia broke a record this week with Cheap Thrills, She is the first female artist older than 40 to have a No.1 hit on the Billboard chart since Madonna did it 16 years ago.  One Dance – Drake down to (2) and This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris has move up to (3).

New Singles This Week:

Rise – Katy Perry (11), Make Me – Britney Spears (17) & Vice – Miranda Lambert (47)

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OFFICIAL UK CHART

☆ 1.  Cold Water – Major Lazer Feat. Justin Bieber & MO (NEW)

☆ 2.  Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (LW 2)

☆ 3.  Dancing On My Own – Calum Scott (UP – LW 4)

☆ 4.  Don’t Let Me Down – The Chainsmokers Feat. Daya (DOWN – LW 3)

☆ 5.  One Dance – Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla (DOWN – LW 1)

☆ 6.  Treat You Better – Shawn Mendes (UP – LW 9)

☆ 7.  This Girl – Kungs vs Cookin’ On 3 Burners (DOWN – LW 5)

☆ 8.  This Is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 7)

☆ 9.  Don’t Mind – Kent Jones (UP – LW 10)

☆ 10.  Too Good – Drake Feat. Rihanna (DOWN – LW 6)

☆ 11.  Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake (LW 11)

☆ 12.  Tears – Clean Bandit Feat. Louisa Johnson (DOWN – LW 8)

☆ 13.  Cheap Thrills – Sia (DOWN – LW 12)

☆ 14.  Into You – Ariana Grande (LW 14)

☆ 15.  Good Grief – Bastille (UP – LW 24)

☆ 16.  Send My Love (To Your New Lover) – Adele (DOWN – LW 13)

☆ 17.  Final Song – MO (UP – LW 19)

☆ 18.  I Hate U, I Love U – Gnash Feat Olivia O’Brien (DOWN – LW 15)

☆ 19.  No Money – Galantis (DOWN – LW 16)

☆ 20.  Sex – Cheat Codes Feat Kris Kross (DOWN – LW 18)

☆ 21.  Hymn For The Weekend – Coldplay (DOWN – LW 20)

☆ 22.  Cake By The Ocean – DNCE  (UP – LW 26)

☆ 23.  Hotter Than Hell – Dua Lipa (DOWN – LW 17)

☆ 24.  Work From Home – Fifth Harmony Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (UP – LW 27)

☆ 25.  Who Do You Think Of – MO (UP – LW 35)

☆ 26.  Controlla – Drake (DOWN – LW 21)

☆ 27.  Tilted – Christine & The Queens (UP – LW 29)

☆ 28.  We Don’t Talk Anymore – Charlie Puth Feat. Selena Gomez (UP – LW 30)

☆ 29.  I Took A Pill In Ibiza – Mike Posner (DOWN – LW 22)

☆ 30.  You Don’t Know Love – Olly Murs (UP – LW 34)

☆ 31.  Panda – Desiigner (DOWN – LW 23)

☆ 32.  Alarm – Anne-Marie (UP – LW 55)

☆ 33.  Cruel – Snakehips Feat. Zayn (UP – LW 38)

☆ 34.  Heathens – Twenty One Pilots (UP – LW 45)

☆ 35. Middle – DJ Snake Feat Bipolar Sunshine (DOWN – LW 31)

☆ 36.  Kill Em With Kindness – Selena Gomez (UP – LW 41)

☆ 37.  This One’s For You – David Guetta Feat. Zara Larsson (DOWN – LW 32)

☆ 38.  Give Me Your Love – Sigala Feat. Newman & Rodgers (DOWN – LW 36)

☆ 39.  Lush Life – Zara Larsson (DOWN – LW 33)

☆40.  Piece Of Me – MK & Becky Hill (DOWN – LW 37)

☆ 41.  Girls Like – Tinie Tempah Feat Zara Larsson (DOWN – LW 39)

☆ 42.  Light It Up – Major Lazer Feat Nyla (UP – LW 43)

☆ 43.  Is This Love (Remix) – Bob Marley Feat. Lvndscape & Bolier (UP – LW 60)

☆ 44.  Fast Car – Jonas Blue & Dakota (UP – LW 46)

☆ 45.  Mamacita – Tinie Tempah Feat. Wizkid (UP – LW 49)

☆ 46.  All In My Head (Flex) – Fifth Harmony Feat. Fetty Wap (UP – LW 62)

☆ 47.  Faded – Alan Walker (DOWN – LW 40)

☆ 48.  Needed Me – Rihanna (LW 48)

☆ 49.  7 Years – Lukas Graham (DOWN – LW 44)

☆ 50.  Mama Said – Lukas Graham (UP – LW 51)

 

This Weeks UK Chart Summary:

Most of the movement on the chart this week was down but this week also seen a new No.1. Cold Water – Major Lazer (1), Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue (2), Dancing On My Own – Calum Scott (3).

This Weeks New Single: Cold Water – Major Lazer (1).

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Well that bring us to the end of this weeks chart wrap up, be sure to check back same time next week to find out if Major Lazer and Sia can hold onto to the top spot.

iranda