Post by Spidey on Apr 17, 2011 22:08:13 GMT -5
Radioactive are nothing but No. 1[/size]
Quartzite Records band Radioactive lands at number-one on the Billboard 200 dated May 21, 2011. The country-rock band sold 156,000 copies of their debut album Nothing But Dust. The album beat out competition from country superstar Kyle Carter and dance-pop singer Heather Fairbanks.
Kyle Carter placed second in his third week on the Billboard 200. Yellow sold 147,000 copies, down twenty-six percent from last week. To date the album has sold 777,000 copies in the United States.
Heather Fairbanks wound up in third in her debut week. Her self-titled debut album Heather Fairbanks sold 135,000 copies in its first week on store shelves.
Rounding out the top five were Kate McGill's McThrill (84,000, -15%) and Jake Sutherland's self-title release (72,000, -10%). Other debuts this week include L'Incroyable Machine's Merci (61,000, #6) and Jessica Snow's Dreamer (37,000, #17).
Overall album sales totaled 1.769 million, up 12% from last week.
Quartzite Records band Radioactive lands at number-one on the Billboard 200 dated May 21, 2011. The country-rock band sold 156,000 copies of their debut album Nothing But Dust. The album beat out competition from country superstar Kyle Carter and dance-pop singer Heather Fairbanks.
Kyle Carter placed second in his third week on the Billboard 200. Yellow sold 147,000 copies, down twenty-six percent from last week. To date the album has sold 777,000 copies in the United States.
Heather Fairbanks wound up in third in her debut week. Her self-titled debut album Heather Fairbanks sold 135,000 copies in its first week on store shelves.
Rounding out the top five were Kate McGill's McThrill (84,000, -15%) and Jake Sutherland's self-title release (72,000, -10%). Other debuts this week include L'Incroyable Machine's Merci (61,000, #6) and Jessica Snow's Dreamer (37,000, #17).
Overall album sales totaled 1.769 million, up 12% from last week.