With a short delay, Elvis Week seems to have boosted sales in the U.S. as Elvis returned to 2 Billboard charts after dropping off the chart last week. On the British chart 'The Real Elvis' dropped substantially after peaking last week. The new 'Memphis' managed to hang on to the physical U.K. charts, but it did still did not enter the Billboard chart.
On the Music DVD chart we see some unexpected surprise re-entries.
Official U.K. charts:
- Official Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' climbed from #43 to #38.
- Official Album Sales chart: 'Memphis' dropped off the chart from last week's #74 spot.
- Official Album chart: 'The Real Elvis Presley' dropped off the chart from last week's #24 spot.
- Official Streaming Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' remained steady at #34.
- Official Physical Album chart; 'The Real Elvis Presley' dropped from #23 to #92.
- Official Physical Album chart; 'Memphis' dropped from #68 to #96.
- Official Country Compilation Album chart: 'From Elvis In Nashville' dropped off the chart after last weel's re-entry at #20.
- Official DVD chart: 'ELVIS' dropped from #86 to #94.
- Official Music DVD chart: 'Elvis: The King of Rock and Roll' makes a re-entry at #35.
- Official Music DVD chart: 'Aloha From Hawaii' makes a re-entry at #49.
- Official Physical Singles chart: 'Welcome Home Elvis' dropped from #93 to #96.
Official Scottish charts:
- Official Scottish Album chart: 'Memphis' dropped off the chart from last week's #85 spot.
- Official Scottish Album chart: 'The Real Elvis Presley' dropped from #25 to #75.
Irish IRMA charts:
- Official Irish Album chart: 'ELV1S 30#1 Hits' dropped from #76 to #80.
- Billboard Top 200 Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' re-entered the chart at #174 after dropping off the charts from last week.
- Billboard Top Country Album chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' climbed from #47 to #33.
- Billboard Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart: 'ELV1S 30 #1 Hits' re-entered the charts at #46 after dropped off the charts last week.
Hugh McIntyre noted for >>> Forbes: Throughout the half-century he’s been a superstar, Elvis Presley has seen dozens of albums come and go on the Billboard charts. He released an incredible amount of music during his lifetime, and in the decades since he passed, his estate has continued to share unreleased music and repackaged favorites.
These days, one title in Presley’s discography stands out as the most successful—at least for the time being. Elv1s: 30 #1 Hits has remained the go-to compilation for countless fans to stream and buy the tunes they love the most. It’s that set that can almost always be found on at least one chart in the U.S.—and sometimes on multiple lists at once.
Elv1s: 30 #1 Hits reappears on a pair of charts this week. It’s not new to either of them, it’s already spent well over 100 frames on the two tallies, but it does manage a comeback, as it wasn’t present on either roster last time around.
Presley’s compilation lands highest on the Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart when looking at where it returns. On that list, it refreshes at No. 46 on the 50-spot ranking of the most-consumed rock and alternative projects in the country.
At the same time, Elv1s: 30 #1 Hits is back on the Billboard 200, the company’s list of the most-consumed albums and EPs of any style. On that chart, Presley reappears at No. 174.
In the past tracking period, Luminate reports that Elv1s: 30 #1 Hits moved a little less than 8,700 equivalent units. Nearly 700 of those are pure purchases, while fans listening on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music make up much of the rest of those thousands of units.
As it makes its way back to both the Billboard 200 and Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart, Elv1s: 30 #1 Hits can also be found on one other list in the U.S. The compilation rises 14 spaces on the Top Country Albums tally, settling at No. 33 this week.
(Source: Billboard / Official Chart Company / IRMA / Forbes / UK Mix Forum)