Mabel's About Last Night... tracks for Official Albums Chart Number 1 as Lizzo, BTS's J-Hope and more set for new entries

This week could see big new entries from Mabel, beabadoobee, Interpol and more

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Mabel is leading the race for the UK’s Number 1 album this week, as she eyes up her first-ever UK Number 1 album with pop-tastic record About Last Night…

Centred around a house party, the second studio album from the 26-year-old star follows on from two previous Top 40 collections; 2018 EP Ivy To Roses (28) and 2019 debut LP High Expectations (3). See Mabel’s full Official Chart history here.

But there’s still all to play for, as beabadoobee’s Beatopia tracks for a Number 2 debut this week, currently the biggest release of the week on physical formats. The Filipino-British singer-songwriter, born Beatrice Laus, could enjoy a career best with her second studio album. Debut record Fake It Flowers reached Number 8 in 2020. 

The UK’s current Number 1 album, Harry’s House by Harry Styles is also in contention at Number 3 midweek. 

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American rockers Interpol could claim their fifth Top 10 album with The Other Side of Make-Believe, with the record currently tracking for Number 4. The group previously enjoyed Top 10 success with 2007’s Our Love to Admire (2), 2010 self-titled album Interpol (10), 2014 release El Pintor (9) and 2018 LP Marauder (6). 

Elsewhere, Yorkshire synth-rock export Working Men’s Club could score their first-ever Top 10 album with Fear Fear. The band, comprising Sydney Minsky-Sargeant, Liam Ogburn, Hannah Cobb and Mairead O’Connor, eye a Number 6 debut. 

US pop sensation Lizzo looks set to claim a career best on the Official Albums Chart on Friday as her fourth studio album Special sits at Number 7 midweek. The record could become her first-ever UK Top 10, after 2019’s Cuz I Love You peaked at Number 30. See Lizzo’s full Official Chart history so far here

Other brand-new Top 10 entries this week could come courtesy of English rock group Black Midi, with Hellfire (8), and Deaf Havana, with their sixth studio record The Present Is A Foreign Land (9). 

Jeff Beck and Johnny Depp’s first collaborative album 18 is set to go Top 20 (11), while BTS member J-Hope could claim his first-ever Top 40 solo record with Jack in the Box (28). The South Korean star, born Jung Ho-seok, has already enjoyed 8 UK Top 40 albums with BTS. See the group’s full Official Charts history here.

London-based indie group Superorganism could score their second Top 40 album to date with World Wide Pop (31), while Becky Hill’s 2019 compilation Get To Know looks set to vault 19 places following her appearance on ITV2 reality show Love Island last week (37). 

Slipknot’s 2004 album Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses is on track to return to the Top 40 this week following a vinyl reissue (39), the record having peaked at Number 5 upon its initial release. 

And finally, a 40th anniversary edition of The Associates’ 1982 album Sulk could see the Scottish duo return to the Top 40 (40). Their second studio album, Sulk originally peaked at Number 10. 

See the Official Albums Chart Update Top 40 below:

LW POS TITLE ARTIST LABEL
NE 1 ABOUT LAST NIGHT MABEL POLYDOR
NE 2 BEATOPIA BEABADOOBEE DIRTY HIT
1 3 HARRY'S HOUSE HARRY STYLES COLUMBIA
NE 4 THE OTHER SIDE OF MAKE-BELIEVE INTERPOL MATADOR
3 5 = ED SHEERAN ASYLUM
NE 6 FEAR FEAR WORKING MEN'S CLUB HEAVENLY
NE 7 SPECIAL LIZZO ATLANTIC
NE 8 HELLFIRE BLACK MIDI ROUGH TRADE
NE 9 THE PRESENT IS A FOREIGN LAND DEAF HAVANA SO RECORDINGS
7 10 GOLD RUSH KID GEORGE EZRA COLUMBIA
NE 11 18 JEFF BECK & JOHNNY DEPP RHINO
5 12 LAST NIGHT IN THE BITTERSWEET PAOLO NUTINI ATLANTIC
2 13 LOVE DAMINI BURNA BOY ATLANTIC
11 14 GREATEST HITS QUEEN EMI
13 15 GOLD - GREATEST HITS ABBA POLYDOR
12 16 50 YEARS - DON'T STOP FLEETWOOD MAC RHINO
8 17 SOUR OLIVIA RODRIGO GEFFEN
16 18 DIAMONDS ELTON JOHN MERCURY/UMC
14 19 DIVIDE ED SHEERAN ASYLUM
10 20 THE HIGHLIGHTS WEEKND REPUBLIC RECORDS/XO
17 21 ELV1S - 30 NUMBER 1 HITS ELVIS PRESLEY RCA
21 22 LEGEND BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS TUFF GONG
15 23 BETWEEN US LITTLE MIX RCA
19 24 TIME FLIES - 1994-2009 OASIS BIG BROTHER
22 25 SEVENTEEN GOING UNDER SAM FENDER POLYDOR
9 26 HONESTLY NEVERMIND DRAKE OVO/REPUBLIC RECORDS
18 27 CURTAIN CALL - THE HITS EMINEM INTERSCOPE
NE 28 JACK IN THE BOX J-HOPE BIGHIT ENTERTAINMENT
40 29 ONLY HONEST ON THE WEEKEND BECKY HILL POLYDOR
20 30 FINE LINE HARRY STYLES COLUMBIA
NE 31 WORLD WIDE POP SUPERORGANISM DOMINO RECORDINGS
28 32 RUMOURS FLEETWOOD MAC RHINO/WARNER RECORDS
26 33 WHAT'S THE STORY MORNING GLORY OASIS BIG BROTHER
36 34 STAYING AT TAMARA'S GEORGE EZRA COLUMBIA
27 35 1 BEATLES APPLE CORPS
29 36 NUMBER ONES MICHAEL JACKSON EPIC
56 37 GET TO KNOW BECKY HILL POLYDOR
25 38 DIVINELY UNINSPIRED TO A HELLISH EXTENT LEWIS CAPALDI EMI
NE 39 VOL 3 (THE SUBLIMINAL VERSES) SLIPKNOT ROADRUNNER
NE 40 SULK ASSOCIATES BMG

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Angry UK Chart Fan

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"Slipknot’s 2004 album Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses is on track to
return to the Top 40 this week following a vinyl reissue"

Interesting, their worst album (those kick drums are just painful) selling barely enough for a midweek Top 40. I'm sure it won't be returning to the Top 40 now that most of its consumers have ordered/got it already.

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rayever

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SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UP OMG

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thierry henon

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I am happy for MABEL but so disappointed to see the amazing LIZZO only at number 7 which makes me believe she won't make the Top 10 by Friday!! Even though SPECIAL is her most critically album thus far!! Hope she fares better in the USA!!