The Official biggest albums of 2025 so far

The Top 40 biggest albums of year so far including Sam Fender, Oasis, Sabrina Carpenter, Central Cee and more

Biggest Albums of 2025 So Far List

It’s a Britpop 2025! Following the blockbuster Oasis Live ‘25 tour this summer, the Manchester legends see three of their albums, Time Flies... 1994-2009 (3), (What's The Story) Morning Glory? (7) and Definitely Maybe (21) make it into the Top 40 biggest albums of 2025 so far.

Amazingly, Time Flies... 1994-2009 has skyrocketed ten places to pierce the Top 3 since the last update. Can it go all way as 2025 draws to a close?

Moreover, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? celebrates its 30th anniversary this month, marking the grand occasion by jumping an astonishing 19 places since June’s update.

Definitely Maybe’s inclusion definitively concludes that, this year, the UK’s been ‘mad fer it!’

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Meanwhile, Sabrina Carpenter’s impact is anything but Short N’ Sweet as she rides out front with the overall Number 1 album of 2025 so far, amassing an astonishing 444,000 chart units in 2025 to date.  

Sabrina’s sixth studio album has spent a total of five weeks at Number 1 in the UK, including three this year, boosted by the release of its deluxe edition in February 2025. 

And the good news doesn’t stop there for Sabrina! Her most recent LP Man’s Best Friend has also stormed into the Top 40, taking the accolade as the newest entry after only being released in August (23). 

Remaining at Number 2 is Ed Sheeran’s +–=÷× (Tour Collection), while Fleetwood Mac’s timeless collection 50 Years – Don’t Stop also stays as 2025’s fourth biggest album thus far. They also see a second record, Rumours, rise into the Top 20 (18). Completing the Top 5 The Weeknd with his hits compilation The Highlights (5). 

Sam Fender’s record-breaking People Watching places strongly in the Top 10 at Number 6, while Chappell Roan’s debut The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess sits at Number 8. 

After hitting Number 1 for the first time in January, more than seven years after its release, it’s no surprise to see Elton John’s Diamonds hits collection earn a place in the year-to-date Top 10 at Number 9. 

Another strong climber sees the ever-present Alex Warren and his debut album You’ll Be Alright Kid (Chapter 1) pierce the Top 10 for the first time (10). Hitting Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart at the end of July, it ascended a strong 17 places on this 2025 list. 

Excitingly, this latest update sees five albums from British acts make the Top 10. 

Another big 2025 release making the Top 20 is Tate McRae’s So Close To What. The Canadian singer’s third studio album peaked at Number 2 on the Official Albums Chart upon its release in February, landing at Number 15 on the year-to-date list.

Further into the Top 40, we find Fontaines D.C’s Romance (38). Reaching Number 1 on both the Official Vinyl Albums Chart and Record Store Chart, the acclaimed album was also recently nominated for the 2025 Mercury Prize.

Rounding off the Top 40 is a new entry courtesy of PARTYNEXTDOOR and Drake’s collaborative LP $ome $exy $ongs 4 U (39), which peaked at Number 3 on the Official Albums Chart.

The Official biggest albums of 2025 so far

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Why do these articles always have mistakes in them. Come on this is your guys jobs, you’re paid for this trash. Do better