\n\tX (2014)\u00a0
\n\t\u00f7 (2017)\u00a0
\n\tNo.6 Collaborations Project (2019)\u00a0
\n\t= (2021)\u00a0
\n\t– (2023)\u00a0
\n\tAutumn Variations (2023)\u00a0
\n\t+-=\u00f7X (Tour Collection) (2024)\u00a0
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+ (2011)\u00a0
\n\tX (2014)\u00a0
\n\t\u00f7 (2017)\u00a0
\n\tNo.6 Collaborations Project (2019)\u00a0
\n\t= (2021)\u00a0
\n\t– (2023)\u00a0
\n\tAutumn Variations (2023)\u00a0
\n\t+-=\u00f7X (Tour Collection) (2024)\u00a0
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Image: Harry Hall<\/p>\n
MORE: Where every Ed Sheeran single and album has charted in the UK\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY!<\/a> JADE<\/a> secures the biggest opening week for a debut album of 2025 so far, new in at Number 3.\u00a0<\/p>\n Following an extensive ‘JADE Parade’ tour of UK record stores, THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY! also tops the Official Record Store Chart<\/a>: the biggest album of the past seven days in independent UK record shops.<\/p>\n Speaking exclusively to Official Charts, BRITs Best Pop Act winner JADE says: “Thank you so much to everybody that has supported THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY! so far.<\/p>\n “It\u2019s been such a joy to see all of the fans celebrating along the way over the last week, and for my first solo record to be the biggest selling debut album this year means a lot. I\u2019m very grateful”<\/p>\n It’s a fifth Top 10 album for Ohio duo Twenty One Pilots<\/a> with Breach<\/a> this week (4), joining 2015’s Blurryface<\/a> (5), 2018’s Trench<\/a> (2), 2021 collection Scaled and Icy<\/a> (3) and 2024’s Clancy<\/a> (2).\u00a0<\/p>\n Breach also tops the Official Vinyl Albums Chart<\/a>, shifting the most copies on wax this week.\u00a0<\/p>\n Sophie Ellis-Bextor<\/a> celebrates her highest-charting LP in over a decade with Perimenopop<\/a> (5). It’s Sophie’s sixth Top 10 album overall, now sitting alongside 2001 debut Read My Lips <\/a>(2), 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic<\/a> (7), 2014’s Wanderlust<\/a> (4), 2020 collection Songs From The Kitchen Disco<\/a> (8) and 2023’s HANA<\/a> (8).\u00a0<\/p>\n Speaking exclusively to Official Charts, Sophie Ellis-Bextor says:\u00a0<\/p>\n “Thank you! I’m all about making people feel part of the party. Perimenopop is an album designed to put a little bit of a spring in your step, and it’s so nice to have done it with such a lovely, extraordinary, wise, interesting and rich community.”\u00a0<\/p>\n Our final new entry of the week comes courtesy of rock icons Led Zeppelin<\/a>, who land a 21st Top 40 album with their Live EP<\/a> (16).<\/p>\n
\n MORE: The Official biggest albums of 2025 so far<\/a><\/p>\n