Plan B has topped the NME Chart once again this week (April 26) with ‘She Said’, beating the likes of The Courteeners and Tinie Tempah to the top spot.
Florence And The Machine have moved up one spot to Number Three with ‘Dog Days Are Over’ while MIA‘s controversial new single ‘Born Free’ is straight in at eight.
The Courteeners meanwhile return with their second single ‘Take Over The World’ at five and Rusko make this week’s Top Ten with ‘Woo Boost’ moving up four places to seven.
The Top Ten this week (beginning May 3) is:
1. Plan B – ‘She Said’
2. Tinie Tempah – ‘Pass Out’
3. Florence & The Machine – ‘Dog Days Are Over’
4. Kate Nash – ‘Do-Wah-Doo’
5. The Courteeners – ‘Take Over The World’
6. Paul Weller – ‘No Tears To Cry’/’Wake Up The Nation’
7. Rusko – ‘Woo Boost’
8. MIA – ‘Born Free’
9. The xx – ‘Crystalised’
10. Band Of Horses – ‘Compliments’
See NME.COM/nmechart for more, including audio previews of each track.
The NME Chart was today exclusively announced live on NME Radio who count down the Top 30 every Monday from 10am (GMT).
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