Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush’s Garrett Capone return to #1 next week with Green Day’s “Dilemma.” ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd jumps inside the Top 5 with Imagine Dragons’ “Eyes Closed” (KIDinaKORNER/Interscope). AWAL’s Dave Lombardi is up next to the Top 5 with Royel Otis’ hit “Murder on the Dance Floor” (Royel Otis/Triple J/ABC). Warner’s also got Michael Marcagi’s “Scared to Start” quickly moving to #11, while New Noize/ADA’s Papa Roachfollows at #12 with their viral hit “Leave a Light On” and Dirty Hit’s Bleachers hit the Top 15 with “Tiny Moves.” REPUBLIC CORPS’ Amanda Dobbins maneuvers Pearl Jam’s “Wreckage” to the Top 20, as does Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin with Hozier’s global smash “Too Sweet.” Bright Antenna’s Love Fame Tragedy makes its chart debut with “Don’t You Want to Sleep With…”
Republic Corps’ Amanda Dobbins gets Most Added honors for a second consecutive week with Pearl Jam’s “Wreckage” (Monkeywrench/Republic). Warner’s Rob Goldklang has a nice week with Black Keys’ “On the Game” and Michael Marcagi’s “Scared to Start,” while Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin scored with Hozier’s smash “Too Sweet.” Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis also has a real nice week with Letdown.’s “Hate Myself.” Other winners include Dirty Hit’s Bleachers with “Tiny Moves.” And on the rock side, kudos to Red Bull Records/The Orchard’s Beartooth for hitting #1 this week with their latest single, “I Was Alive,” which is the band’s second chart topper!
RCA’s Gary Gorman hits the Top 5 with Foo Fighters’ “The Glass.” AWAL’s Dave Lombardi enters the Top 10 with Djo’s “End of Beginning,” while Dirty Hit’s Bleachers arrives in the Top 15 with “Tiny Moves.” Republic’sAmanda Dobbins has some impressive debuts, including Pearl Jam’s “Wreckage” and The Last Dinner Party’s “Sinner” (Island/Republic). Also making its chart debut is Warner’s Rob Goldklang with The Black Keys’ “On the Game.”
Congrats to Republic’s Amanda Dobbins for an impressive showing with Pearl Jam’s “Wreckage” (Monkeywrench), which easily takes Most Added honors this week. Warner/Nonesuch’s Rob Goldklang also had a nice week with The Black Keys’ “On the Game.” Other winners include Island/Republic’s The Last Dinner Party with“Sinner,” Columbia’s Hozier with “Too Sweet” and Partisan’s Cigarettes After Sex with “Tejano Blue.”
Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush’s Garret Capone stay strong with Green Day’s “Dilemma” as it remains atop the chart for a second week. ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd enters the Top 10 with Imagine Dragons’ “Eyes Closed” (KIDinaKORNER/Interscope). Warner’s also got breakout artist Michael Marcagi quickly entering the Top 15 with “Scared to Start.” Virgin’s Marisa DiFrisco arrives in the Top 20 with St. Vincent’s “Broken Man,” and Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin has Hozier’s global smash “Too Sweet” already Top 15 in audience.
Columbia’s Lisa Sonkin scores Most Added honors with Hozier’s “Too Sweet.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang has a great week with Black Keys’ “On the Game” and Michael Marcagi’s “Scared to Start,” as does Republic’s Amanda Dobbins with Glass Animals’ “Creatures in Heaven” and Last Dinner Party’s “Sinner.”
Many congrats to Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush Music’s Garrett Capone for Green Day’s “Dilemma” being next week’s new #1. Republic’s Amanda Dobbins scores a Top 5 hit with Pearl Jam’s “Dark Matter” and Glass Animals’ “Creatures in Heaven” is up 500 spins as it joins the Top 15 during its second week. AWAL’s Dave Lombardi enters the Top 10 with Royel Otis’ “Murder on the Dance Floor” (Royel Otis/Triple J/ABC). ICLG’sRobbie Lloyd rockets to #12 with Imagine Dragons’ “Eyes Closed” (KIDinaKORNER/Interscope), up 600 spins. ADA/New Noize’s Papa Roach hit the Top 15 with “Leave a Light On.” Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis sees Blame My Youth’s “The Break” arrive in the Top 20 as Letdown.’s “Hate Myself” makes its chart debut.
Many congrats to ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd for closing out the Alt panel during the first week on Imagine Dragons’ “Eyes Closed,” which takes #1 Most Added honors. Not to be outdone, Republic’s Amanda Dobbins had a special week with more than 60 stations on Glass Animals’ “Creatures in Heaven.” Other winners include Warner’s Rob Goldklang with Michael Marcagi’s “Scared to Start” and Virgin’s Marisa DiFrisco on St. Vincent’s “Broken Man.” On the newer side, there’s a good showing for Arista’s Nick Petropoulos with Luke Hemmings’ “Shakes,” and the same can be said for Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis on Letdown.’s “Hate Myself.”
