Former American Idol contestant Adam Lambert brings his total to six top 40 singles on my chart with his debut at #39 this week, “Another Lonely Night”.

Stefani’s last tune to reach my chart was “Settle Down” as a part of No Doubt, which went to #9 in the summer of 2012. This song, however, could be a different story. It’s scheduled to be on her forthcoming studio album, although there have been a few attempts to launch it in the last year with singles that just fizzled out.

This week’s Highest Debut at #36 is from Gwen Stefani and her new ballad called “Used To Love You”.

The All-American Rejects – There’s A Place (new)

Rudimental featuring Ed Sheeran – Lay It All On Me Hilary Duff and Jem & The Holograms – Youngblood – (I Do) Like We Do (3)īen Haenow featuring Kelly Clarkson – Second Hand Heart Jeff Lynne’s ELO – When I Was A Boy (2)Ĥ. One Direction – Drag Me Down (01) | PEAK: #01 for two weeksģ. Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness – High Dive (06) | PEAK: #03Ġ2. Taylor Swift – Wildest Dreams (04) | PEAK: #04Ġ3.

A Great Big World – Hold Each Other (03) | PEAK: #01 for four weeksĠ4. Carly Rae Jepsen – Run Away With Me (05) | PEAK: #02Ġ5. Ellie Goulding – On My Mind (09) | PEAK: #07Ġ6. Conrad Sewell – Hold Me Up (10) | PEAK: #09Ġ8. Gwen Stefani – Used To Love You | HIGHEST DEBUTĠ9.

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