Ed Sheeran is no stranger to seeing himself printed at #1 on Billboard charts and, thanks to his 7th studio album ‘Autumn Variations,’ this week serves as no deviation.
Details inside.
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Ed Sheeran’s ‘Autumn Variations’
First-Week Sales (SPS): 62,000
First-Week Sales (Pure): 46,500
First-Week Billboard Placement: #4
Five months after opening at #1 on the ‘Album Sales’ chart with his May-released effort, ‘Subtract,’ Sheeran has added yet another win by repeating the feat.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Despite the 62,000 first-week total sum amounting to the lowest inaugural sales he’s collected for a studio album since his debut LP ‘+ (Plus)’ (which arrived on the wings of 42,000 units sold in 2011), ‘Autumn’ – in shifting nearly 47,000 pure sales – still landed at #1 on the current ‘Album Sales’ chart.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)His first independent effort (delivered courtesy of his imprint Gingerbread Man Records), ‘Autumn’ falls as his his seventh top 5-charting album on the Billboard 200 with its #4 premiere and continues his streak of top 5 debuts.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)The feat is all the more impressive given that ‘Autumn’ has no official singles or music videos to support the era.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Look below to see who joins Sheeran on the updated TGJ Chart Check: Billboard 200.
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