Yeah but they’re shite and don’t work for Peacocks.
Manifesting is still building on Streaming. If it manages to maintain this pace it should surpass Borderline and Confession in a matter of days.
CorrectI think it’s playlisted isn’t it? Albeit small, but I guess it shows if you show up on some lists you’ll do well.
Get into it I’ve decided is the grade A banger of the set. I think it’s the one she did at Hoopla last year?
I think it’s playlisted isn’t it? Albeit small, but I guess it shows if you show up on some lists you’ll do well.
Get into it I’ve decided is the grade A banger of the set. I think it’s the one she did at Hoopla last year?
Do you think she'd follow in the footsteps of Tom Jones & the Sugababes & play BOOTLE STRAND if I suggest it?She's asking fans to request cities where they'd most like to see her perform live, so it looks like the tour is being planned.
I've put down Leeds (slight long shot, though she did have a date here on her Heavy Love tour which was ultimately scrapped due to COVID) and Manchester.

No. Doesn't include streaming.So she went 8-41?
Four albums that were in the Top 10 last week are no longer in the Top 200 – the first time this has ever happened. New at No.2, No.4, No.7 and No.8 last week, they are, Mad! by Sparks, Addicted To You by When Rivers Meet, The Painful Truth by Skunk Anansie and Confessions by Louise whose exits are attended, respectively by consumption of 866, 384, 711 and 682 units. They are all far below this week’s No.200 album, 2008 compilation Best Of by Creedence Clearwater Revival (1,233 sales).” (Music Week)
I refuse to believe it fell from 8 to FOUR HUNDRED!
'Do you reckon they're real?'In the words of Louise, ‘Believe it, honey’!


