Louise Tomlinson celebrates a significant achievement as he secures his second No. 1 album with “How Did I Get Here?” The artist expressed his gratitude, acknowledging the dedication of his fans in helping reach this milestone.
Louis Tomlinson’s Accomplishments
This week, Tomlinson also topped the Official Vinyl Albums Chart, marking a strong performance in vinyl sales. His celebration comes alongside plans for an upcoming tour in 2026, set to commence in March, covering the UK and Europe.
Chart Highlights
- Album Title: How Did I Get Here? – No. 1 on the Official Albums Chart
- Vinyl Chart: Topped the Official Vinyl Albums Chart
- Upcoming Tour: European and UK tour starting March 2026
In contrast, other artists are also experiencing chart successes. Megadeth celebrates their self-titled 17th album, marking it as their joint-highest charting album, hitting No. 3. Scottish singer-songwriter Callum Beattie achieves his first Top 10 record with “INDI,” his initial release as an independent artist. In addition, “INDI” peaks on the Official Record Store Chart, reflecting high sales in independent stores.
Other Notable Chart Performers
- MIKA: “Hyperlove” enters the Top 20, his highest rank in 17 years.
- Harry Styles: “Aperture” leads the Official Singles Chart while both “Harry’s House” and “Fine Line” climb in rankings.
- Noah Kahan: His former No. 1 album “Stick Season” re-enters the Top 20 as “The Great Divide” is announced.
- The Damned: Their latest single “Not Like Everybody Else” makes its mark at No. 23.
- Fred again..: Achieves the highest climb of the week, jumping 51 places with his USB project.
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