Two of Ariana Grande’s albums — ‘Yours Truly’ and ‘My Everything’ — return to multiple U.K. charts and reach new all-time peaks. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 04: Ariana Grande attends the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards at Barker Hangar on January 04, 2026 in Santa Monica, California. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Critics Choice Association)
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Earlier this month, Ariana Grande brought her Eternal Sunshine Tour to the United Kingdom. The singer is only playing a handful of dates in select cities throughout the United States, Canada and the U.K., and in the latter nation, she is performing solely in London at the O2 Arena.
Grande’s stretch of British concerts began on August 15 and ends on September 1, when the trek will conclude. The Grammy winner is beloved in the U.K., and her return has sparked a massive comeback on the charts this week. Most of the actress and musician’s albums reappear across various rankings, and in some cases, a few of her earliest projects reach new all-time highs.
Ariana Grande’s Yours Truly Reaches New Peaks
Yours Truly returns to four charts in the U.K. this week, and on half of them, Grande’s debut full-length – which helped make her the star she is today – reaches a new high. The set reenters the Official Physical Albums and Official Albums Sales charts at Nos. 25 and 27, respectively. Both positions mark new peaks for the more than decade-old release.
Ariana Grande’s Debut Album Returns to No. 1
On the Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums chart, Yours Truly reappears all the way up at No. 1. The project has now spent 79 weeks somewhere on the genre-selective tally, though only two of those frames have been in first place.
Yours Truly launched on the list at No. 2 in September 2013. It took just over 10 years before Grande’s debut studio LP finally reached the summit of the Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums ranking. Now, a little less than three years later, it is back on top.
Ariana Grande’s My Everything Hits a New Vinyl Chart High
My Everything also returns to four U.K. charts simultaneously. The singer’s sophomore offering reenters the Official Vinyl Albums ranking at No. 17, which now stands as its all-time peak on the roster. This frame marks the first appearance inside the top 20 for Grande’s second album.
My Everything first reached the vinyl tally in 2019. The collection later improved to No. 24 in 2022, and that held as the highest it had ever climbed until this period. The same full-length also returns to the Official Physical Albums, Official Albums Sales and Official Albums charts simultaneously.
Ariana Grande Fills the Vinyl Albums Chart
Grande claims more spaces than any other artist on this week’s Official Vinyl Albums chart. All eight of her traditional studio LPs appear somewhere on the roster. Her newest release, Petal, returns to the top 10 as it rises from No. 11 to No. 4. Eternal Sunshine breaks back in immediately behind it at No. 5. Positions, Thank U, Next, Sweetener, Dangerous Woman, My Everything and Yours Truly all bound back onto the list as well.
Ariana Grande’s Entire Catalog Surges
Petal does not need to return to any U.K. ranking this week, as Grande’s latest album hasn’t fallen away yet. The highly-anticipated project is present on all six charts where it appeared last frame. The collection rises on the Official Vinyl Albums, Official Physical Albums and Official Albums Sales lists, while slipping on the Official Albums, Official Albums Streaming and Official Album Downloads rosters.
Eternal Sunshine also enjoys a huge week. The former No. 1 surges on the multiple rosters while also finding its way back to the Official Vinyl Albums ranking. My Everything, Dangerous Woman, Thank U, Next, Sweetener and Yours Truly similarly all jump back onto four tallies apiece.
Positions nearly does the same, returning to three rankings while soaring north on another. The set vaults from No. 93 to No. 13 on the Official Physical Albums chart, nearing returning to the top 10 more than half a decade after it first became a bestseller.
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