Central Cee & Lil Baby aim for highest new entry with BAND4BAND

As Sabrina Carpenter tracks for a fifth consecutive week at Number 1 with Espresso

Central Cee and Lil Baby are ready to crash into the UK Top 10 as this week’s highest new entry with their collaboration BAND4BAND at Number 4.

The latest single from Cench’s forthcoming major label studio album, BAND4BAND is set to become the British MC’s eighth UK Top 10 hit single, and Lil Baby’s fourth.

But it seems there’s still no stopping ‘that me Espresso’, with Sabrina Carpenter’s addictive mega-hit set to spend its fifth consecutive week at Number 1 in the UK.

Rising soul-pop star Myles Smith could reach his highest peak yet with Stargazing looking to bounce all the way to Number 11.

Following on from the news that country music is experiencing a booming renaissance in the UK in 2024, US country star Zach Bryan’s new track Pink Skies is pacing for a debut at Number 31; it would be his second UK Top 40 entry following Kacey Musgraves duet I Remember Everything.

Teddy Swims is proving the success of Lose Control is no fluke; The Door is set to become his second UK Top 40 single, currently looking to rise twelve places week-on-week (33).

The Script’s 2008 classic single The Man Who Can't Be Moved could re-enter the UK Top 40 for the first time since 2013 (37), thanks to band member Danny O’Donoghue reworking the track to pay tribute to Manchester United player Kobbie Mainoo, who scored the winning goal that took the Reds to FA Cup victory over Man City this past weekend. The track originally peaked at Number 2 in 2008.

Disturbed’s cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s The Sound of Silence could move up one (38), while Bring Me The Horizon are on track for their ninth UK Top 40 single with Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd (39).