All Time Low top UK Album Charts for the first time

All Time Low have scored their first number one album in the UK Official Chart.

The US quartet released their sixth album ‘Future Hearts’ last week, claiming the top spot ahead of James Bay, who finished the week in second place with ‘Chaos and the Calm’.

Ed Sheeran moved a place higher with ‘X’ at number three, with Sam Smith’s ‘In The Lonely Hour’ falling a place below. Drenge entered the charts at number 14 with their second album ‘Undertow’.

In the Singles Charts, Jess Glynne held on to the number one position for the third week running with ‘Hold My Hand’, beating competition from Nick Jonas, who finished the week at number two with ‘Jealous’. The Top Five finished with Years & Years at number 3 with ‘King’, James Bay at number four with ‘Hold Back The River’, and Ed Sheeran completing the placings with ‘Bloodstream’.

Read more on the Official Album and Singles Chart positions over on the Official Charts Company website here.