Linkin Park’s ‘Heavy Is the Crown’ Regulations Mainstream Rock Airplay

Linkin Park lands its twelfth No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, as “Heavy Is the Crown” lifts a place to the highest of the tally dated Feb. 15.

The track is the band’s fourth No. 1 in as many tries relationship to 2023, when “Misplaced” reigned for 8 weeks. “Pleasant Fireplace” adopted for per week closing April and “The Vacancy Device” dominated for 6 frames starting in October.

With 12 general Mainstream Rock Airplay No. 1s, the sextet ties Disturbed for the eighth-most leaders within the chart’s historical past (which dates to 1981).  Of the ones, 10 got here with vocals from past due singer Chester Bennington or rapper/singer Mike Shinoda, whilst new vocalist Emily Armstrong has taken the reins of the 2 most up-to-date rulers along Shinoda.

Maximum No. 1s, Mainstream Rock Airplay:
19, Shinedown
18, 3 Days Grace
15, 5 Finger Demise Punch
14, Foo Warring parties
14, Metallica
13, Godsmack
13, Van Halen
12, Disturbed
12, Linkin Park

Linkin Park first led Mainstream Rock Airplay in 2003 with “Someplace I Belong.” The gang first gave the impression at the survey in 2000, when “One Step Nearer” debuted; it peaked at No. 4 in January 2001, marking the band’s first of 21 best 10s.

Similtaneously, “Heavy Is the Crown” rises 13-12 on Choice Airplay. At the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Choice Airplay chart, it reigns for a fourth week by the use of 5.3 million viewers impressions within the week finishing Feb. 6, in keeping with Luminate.

At the maximum not too long ago printed Sizzling Onerous Rock Songs listing (dated Feb. 8, reflecting the Jan. 24-30 monitoring length), “Heavy Is the Crown” ranked at No. 2; “The Vacancy Device” led for twenty first week. Along with its radio airplay, the previous drew 1.7 million professional U.S. streams, up 3%.

“Heavy Is the Crown” is the second one unmarried from From 0, Linkin Park’s 8th studio album and primary with Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain. The set introduced at No. 1 at the Most sensible Rock & Choice Albums chart in November and has earned 287,000 an identical album gadgets so far.

All Billboard charts dated Feb. 15 will replace Tuesday, Feb. 11, on Billboard.com.