Beabadoobee Dominates U.K. Charts with Her First-Ever No. 1 Album

Beabadoobee has reached a dizzying new high in her career after securing her first-ever U.K. Official No. 1 album with This Is How Tomorrow Moves .

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The Filipino-British artist, known offstage as Beatrice Laus, saw her third studio album debut at the top of the U.K. Official Albums Chart , published Friday, Aug. 16, marking a major breakthrough in her music journey.

The achievement builds on her earlier chart successes, where her debut album Fake It Flowers landed at No. 8 in 2020, and Beatopia climbed to No. 4 in 2022.

Beabadoobee shared with U.K. Official Charts : “I just got a No. 1! I am so over the moon. I want to thank the fans for buying and streaming this record and getting this album to No. 1 on the Official Albums Chart. I am so, so happy. I wouldn’t have done it without you guys and everyone who worked on this record. Thank you. I love you all so much!”

This Is How Tomorrow Moves didn’t just top the main chart; it also hit No. 1 on both the Official Record Store Chart and the Official Vinyl Albums Chart.

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In other chart news, Will Young’s Light It Up debuted at No. 5, adding an 11th U.K. Top 10 album to his long-standing career. Calvin Harris’s compilation 96 Months entered the chart at No. 11, continuing his streak of Top 40 hits.

Meanwhile, English blues singer Elles Bailey made her first-ever appearance in the U.K. Top 40 with Beneath The Neon Glow at No. 12. Afrobeats artist Asake also celebrated a new peak, with LUNGU BOY debuting at No. 15.

And in a nod to his lasting influence, Billy Joel’s greatest hits collection Piano Man: The Very Best of Billy Joel re-entered the Top 40 at No. 32, following his U.K. performance in Cardiff.

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