Linkin Park’s “The Vacancy Machine” bounds two spots to No. 1 on Billboard’s Different Airplay and Mainstream Rock Airplay charts dated Oct. 5.
The track reigns in simply its third week on each lists. It completes the quickest journey to No. 1 on Different Airplay in almost two years, relationship to the three weeks that Blink-182’s “Edging” took in November 2022. On Mainstream Rock Airplay, it’s the quickest since Metallica’s “Lux Æterna” wanted solely two weeks in December 2022.
Linkin Park now boasts 13 No. 1s on Different Airplay, tying Inexperienced Day for the second-most rulers because the chart started in September 1988.
Most No. 1s, Different Airplay:
- 15, Purple Sizzling Chili Peppers
- 13, Inexperienced Day
- 13, Linkin Park
- 12, Cage the Elephant
- 12, Foo Fighters
- 10, Twenty One Pilots
- 8, U2
- 8, Weezer
- 7, The Black Keys
- 7, Think about Dragons
Linkin Park first reigned in 2001-02 with “Within the Finish.” Previous to “The Vacancy Machine,” it most not too long ago led with “Misplaced,” for six weeks in March-Could 2023. In between its two newest No. 1s, the group’s “Pleasant Fireplace” hit No. 2 this April.
On Mainstream Rock Airplay, “The Vacancy Machine” is Linkin Park’s eleventh No. 1, giving the group sole possession of the ninth-most leaders because the chart first revealed in 1981. The act first led with “Someplace I Belong” in 2003.
Most No. 1s, Mainstream Rock Airplay:
- 19, Shinedown
- 17, Three Days Grace
- 15, 5 Finger Demise Punch
- 14, Foo Fighters
- 14, Metallica
- 13, Godsmack
- 13, Van Halen
- 12, Disturbed
- 11, Linkin Park
“The Vacancy Machine” is a part of a streak of three No. 1s in a row on the chart for Linkin Park, following “Misplaced” and “Pleasant Fireplace.” It’s the primary such run for the band, after it strung collectively two straight leaders twice.
Concurrently, “The Vacancy Machine” tops the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Different Airplay chart for a 3rd week through 8.6 million viewers impressions within the week ending Sept. 26, up 8%, in response to Luminate.
The track dominated essentially the most not too long ago revealed multimetric Sizzling Laborious Rock Songs chart (dated Sept. 28, reflecting the monitoring week of Sept. 13-19); along with its radio airplay, it earned 8.4 million official U.S. streams and offered 3,000 in that span.
“The Vacancy Machine” is the lead single from From Zero, Linkin Park’s eighth studio album, due Nov. 15. It’s the band’s first full-length with new co-singer Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, following the demise of singer Chester Bennington in 2017 and departure of longtime drummer Rob Bourdon.
All Billboard charts dated Oct. 5 will replace on Billboard.com on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
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