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Chris Willman Music WriterTaylor Swift’s nearly six-month-old “Evermore” has returned to the top of the album chart, surprisingly — or, at least it might have been a surprise to anyone not tracking the tweets of Swifties, ecstatic that the vinyl copies they’d ordered in December were finally arriving on their doorsteps.Album sales for Swift are being tracked as they’re shipped, not as they’re ordered, so nearly a half-year’s worth of “Folklore” LP orders stacked up all at once.

Taylor Swift’s Evermore is once again on top of the charts. 

Taylor Swift is back on top!

according to Billboard.It sold more than 40,000 copies just three days after its May 28 release — already surpassing the biggest single-week sales record since MRC Data began tracking in 1991.The title had previously been held by Jack White’s “Lazaretto,” which sold 40,000 copies in the week after it launched in June 2014.It’s likely sales of “Evermore,” Swift’s ninth studio album, will continue to soar through the end of the tracking week on Thursday.The 31-year-old singer’s chartbusting comes

Ellise Shafer administratorThis week is off to a record-breaking start for both Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift, two of pop’s leading singer-songwriters.Rodrigo’s debut album, “Sour,” which released on May 21, debuted at the top of the Rolling Stone album chart on Monday for the week of May 21-27.

Taylor Swift has broken another record, scoring the biggest one-week vinyl album sales in the US with ‘Evermore’.The album was originally released in December 2020, but only arrived on vinyl last Friday (May 28).In the three days following the record being made available, Swift racked up over 40,000 copies sold in the US, Billboard reports.

Another day, another record broken by Taylor Swift.

Taylor Swift is still on top!

Chris Willman Music WriterTaylor Swift’s “Evermore” reclaimed the top position on the album chart, landing at No. 1 after ceding that spot last week to a debuting Playboi Carti release.

The highly anticipated second season of Hailee Steinfeld’s “Dickinson,” based on the life of the famous poet, Emily Dickinson, has officially dropped.

No drama here! Taylor Swift shut down speculation she’s singing about Karlie Kloss in her new Evermore bonus tracks released on Thursday, January 7.

Taylor Swift’s Evermore returns to Number 1 to claim a second week at the Official Albums Chart summit.

, onto streaming. (Until now, the songs were only available on physical copies of the album.) If you're like, “Wait, what?" that's because she did literally zero promotion for the songs—probably because the, uh, has been lately. Whatever her strategy, “Right Where You Left Me” and “It's Time to Go"—both breakup-y slow songs—are now available on Spotify, YouTube, and other online outlets.

Taylor Swift has released the deluxe version of her album Evermore on streaming services and you can now listen to two new songs online!

Taylor Swift gave us all a treat this week by releasing the deluxe edition of on streaming services, and needless to say, her fans are already digging deep into the meaning behind the two new bonus tracks.After listening to «it's time to go,» many argued on Twitter that Swift is calling out her feud with Scooter Braun in the lyrics. Fans seem to think she's addressing what it felt like when the music manager bought and sold her music catalogue for over $300 million, from her former label, Big

Taylor Swift had a surprise for fans Wednesday.

Taylor Swift has put the deluxe edition of her second surprise album, ‘Evermore’, on streaming services.The 17-track deluxe version of the record, which was previously only available in physical format on vinyl and CD, arrived on streaming services at midnight on January 7 (Thursday).It contains two bonus songs, ‘Right Where You Left Me’ and ‘It’s Time To Go’, both of which have gotten lyric videos on YouTube.

Taylor Swift was recently bumped down from the top of the Billboard charts by Playboi Carti! The rapper recently bagged the top spot with his first No. 1 album! The 24-year-old rapper’s album Whole Lotta Red rose to No.