Rudimental's Home set to debut at the top of the Official Albums Chart

Rudimental look set to knock Michael Buble from the Official Albums Chart Number 1 slot

Rudimental’s debut album Home looks set to dethrone Michael Buble from the top of the Official Albums Chart this weekend, according to today’s Official Chart Update.

The debut release from the Hackney four-piece has already spawned a couple of chart-toppers on the Official Singles Chart with last summer’s Feel The Love FT John Newman, and the recent Waiting All Night FT Ella Eyre.

The Official Albums Chart Update Top 5 has Michael Buble's To Be Loved is now down to Number 2, Emeli Sande’s record-breaking Our Version Of Events back up from 5 to 3, Pink’s The Truth About Love holding firm at 4, and Will.I.Am’s Willpower drops from 3 to 5.

Find out who comes out on top this Sunday on the Official Chart show with Jameela Jamil on BBC Radio 1 from 4pm, and see the full Official Albums Chart Top 100 on www.officialcharts.com from 7pm.

New entries and high climbers

Last year’s runner up on BBC talent show The Voice, Bo Bruce, is currently riding at Number 6 with debut album Before I Sleep, meaning Bo will be the first Voice artist to score an Official Top 10 hit if the singer maintains her current performance through to Sunday. Returning boyband Blue see Roulette - their first new album in a decade – at Number 7.

Legendary heavy rockers Deep Purple – who first charted on the Official Albums Chart back in 1968 – see their 19th album Now What?! rock up midweek at Number 11, while bluesin’ troubadour Seasick Steve’s sixth album Hubcap Music enters at Number 15. Yorkshire’s Pigeon Detectives’ fourth album We Met At Sea currently sits at 23.

Renewed interest in the Eagles ahead of their forthcoming documentary, History Of The Eagles, has seen their Complete Greatest Hits enter at Number 34, and Gruff Rhys and Boom Bip’s second collaboration as Neon Neon, and their album Praxis Makes Perfect is at Number 39.

Also set to return to the Official Albums Chart Top 40 this weekend is Beyonce’s 4, which has climbed back into the 40 at Number 31. The pop starlet is currently entertaining UK arena crowds on her Mrs Carter Show tour.

Passenger AKA UK singer songwriter Mike Rosenberg, sees his album All The Little Lights climb 14 places from 25-11, and Rihanna’s Unapologetic gains nine places from 28-19.

The Official Albums Chart Update Top 40 is as follows:

1	HOME	RUDIMENTAL
2	TO BE LOVED	MICHAEL BUBLE
3	OUR VERSION OF EVENTS	EMELI SANDE
4	THE TRUTH ABOUT LOVE	PINK
5	WILLPOWER	WILL I AM
6	BEFORE I SLEEP	BO BRUCE
7	ROULETTE	BLUE
8	UNORTHODOX JUKEBOX	BRUNO MARS
9	THE 20/20 EXPERIENCE	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
10	ALL THE LITTLE LIGHTS	PASSENGER
11	NOW WHAT	DEEP PURPLE
12	BAD BLOOD	BASTILLE
13	18 MONTHS	CALVIN HARRIS
14	GRAFFITI ON THE TRAIN	STEREOPHONICS
15	HUBCAP MUSIC	SEASICK STEVE
16	TAPE DECK HEART	FRANK TURNER
17	NIGHT VISIONS	IMAGINE DRAGONS
18	SAVE ROCK AND ROLL	FALL OUT BOY
19	UNAPOLOGETIC	RIHANNA
20	RED	TAYLOR SWIFT
21	HALCYON	ELLIE GOULDING
22	PARAMORE	PARAMORE
23	WE MET AT SEA	PIGEON DETECTIVES
24	BABEL	MUMFORD & SONS
25	THE LUMINEERS	LUMINEERS
26	NUMBER 3	SCRIPT
27	DISCOVERY	DAFT PUNK
28	EVERY KINGDOM	BEN HOWARD
29	JAKE BUGG	JAKE BUGG
30	TAKE ME HOME	ONE DIRECTION
31	4	BEYONCE
32	THE HEIST	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS
33	LES MISERABLES	MOTION PICTURE CAST RECORDING
34	THE COMPLETE GREATEST HITS	EAGLES
35	BAT OUT OF HELL	MEAT LOAF
36	SING TO THE MOON	LAURA MVULA
37	DELETED SCENES FROM THE CUTTING ROOM	CARO EMERALD
38	THE NEXT DAY	DAVID BOWIE
39	PRAXIS MAKES PERFECT	NEON NEON
40	RIGHT PLACE RIGHT TIME	OLLY MURS