Fine Line becomes the first full-length by Harry Styles to spend a milestone 250 weeks as one of the biggest albums in the U.K. as of this period. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 01: Harry Styles arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of “My Policeman” at Regency Bruin Theatre on November 01, 2022 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
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When Harry Styles releases a new album, it becomes a blockbuster all around the world. That has been the case for nearly a decade, ever since One Direction went on hiatus and the five members pursued solo careers. Styles has turned out to be the most successful of the bunch, both when looking at commercial viability and critical acclaim.
All four of Styles’s solo collections have turned out to be not just the kind of projects that debut in lofty positions on charts globally, but also the type that stick around for months, if not years. As the Grammy winner continues to promote his fourth set, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., his sophomore full-length brings him to a longevity milestone he’s never seen before in his home country.
Harry Styles’s Fine Line Reaches 250 Weeks in the U.K.
Fine Line jumps up the Official Albums chart this week. The tally ranks the most-consumed full-lengths and EPs in the U.K., with both sales and streaming data determining where a project lands. Only a few days ago, Fine Line sat at No. 79 on the 100-space rundown. Now, it’s back inside the top 40, as it settles at No. 34.
As of this period, Fine Line has lived on the Official Albums chart for 250 weeks. It is the first release by Styles to hit that number on the main albums rundown in the country.
Harry Styles Claims Three Triple-Digit-Week Charters
Three of Styles’s collections have lived on the Official Albums chart for triple-digit weeks. The only one to miss out on doing so is Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., and that’s because it was released just a few months back.
Harry’s House, his third studio LP, has spent 153 frames somewhere on the Official Albums chart, and will almost certainly make it to three years on the register in short order. Harry Styles, his self-titled debut, is up to 147 stints, and may soon crack a milestone 150. Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., which is unsurprisingly his top performer at the moment, has managed 15 weeks rising and falling on the Official Albums tally.
Harry Styles Charts Three Albums in the U.K.
Three of Styles’ four full-lengths make space on the Official Albums chart this week, and they all gain ground compared to where they sat last period. Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. returns to the top 10 and makes a play for the summit as it bolts from No. 12 to No. 3. Harry’s House, similarly to Fine Line, shoots from No. 73 to No. 30.
Harry Styles Has Three Albums Chart Leaders to His Name
Styles has racked up three champions on the Official Albums chart, with only Fine Line missing out on ruling. Harry Styles spent one week leading the charge, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. managed two on the throne, and Harry’s House lived in the penthouse for half a dozen periods.
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Stays Strong
All three of Styles’ albums that appear on any charts in the U.K. – his self-titled is completely absent – live on a different number of rankings. Fine Line can only be found on the Official Albums and Official Albums Streaming rosters. The sophomore effort performs even better on the streaming-only tally than the general consumption ranking, as it leaps from No. 73 to No. 30.
Harry’s House climbs on the same two charts as Fine Line, while simultaneously reentering both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums lists. Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. can be found on six tallies across the Atlantic. It occupies a spot within the top 10 on each and every one of them, except for the Official Album Downloads roster, where it comes close to that space, stalling at No. 13. Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. reenters only the Official Vinyl Albums rundown – and as a top 10 bestseller on that format as well – as Styles’s latest breaks back in at No. 6.
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