The Head and the Middle’s ‘Arrow’ Tops Grownup Selection Airplay Chart

The Head and the Middle notches its 5th chief on Billboard’s Grownup Selection Airplay chart, vaulting 3 puts to No. 1 at the Dec. 21-dated survey with “Arrow.”

The band up to now crowned the Grownup Selection Airplay tally with “Virginia (Wind within the Evening)” (2022), “All We Ever Knew” (2016), “Neglected Connection” (2019) and “Misplaced in My Thoughts,” its first access at the score (2011). The act, which shaped in Seattle in 2009, has tallied 11 peak 10s.

“Arrow” shoots to No. 1 in its 7th week on Grownup Selection Airplay, tying for the crowd’s fastest coronation. It fits the sprints of “Virginia” and “All We Ever Knew.”

Similtaneously, “Arrow” bullets at No. 17, after achieving No. 16, at the Selection Airplay record. It’s the band’s top-charting hit since “Honeybee,” which led for every week in 2020.

At the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Selection Airplay chart, “Arrow” lifts 3 spots to No. 16 for a brand new prime with 2.1 million viewers impressions, up 25% week-over-week, within the week finishing Dec. 12, in keeping with Luminate. The rank is likewise the band’s best possible since “Honeybee,” which rose to No. 3.

“Arrow” is the lead unmarried from The Head and the Middle’s as-yet-untitled 6th studio album, which doesn’t but have an introduced unencumber date. Its predecessor, Each and every Coloration of Blue, reached No. 21 at the Americana/Folks Albums chart in Would possibly 2022 and has earned 61,000 an identical album devices to this point.

All Billboard charts dated Dec. 21 will replace on Billboard.com Tuesday, Dec. 17.