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Eminem and Dr. Dre albums surge up charts following Super Bowl performance.
Eminem and Dr. Dre albums surge up charts following Super Bowl performance.
Albums by Eminem and Dr.Dre have surged back up the US albums chart following the two artists’ performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show earlier this month. Eminem and Dre both performed live during the February 13 show at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California along with Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar , Mary J Blige, Anderson Paak and 50 Cent. Billboard now reports that Eminem’s 2005 compilation album " Curtain Call : The Hits" has returned to the top 10 of the Billboard 200 albums chart in the US.
The greatest hits record, which previously reached Number One in the US in December 2005, has risen from 126th place to Number Eight on the Billboard 200 following Eminem’s Super Bowl appearance, racking up 31,000 equivalent album units (up 256 per cent). Dr. Dre’s 1999-released ‘2001’ album has also shot up the Billboard 200, with the record going from 108th place to Number 9.
Click on the links below to check out the vinyl selection from this years Super Bowl Half time performers.
Click here to check out our Eminem selection.
Click here to check out our Dr. Dre selection.
Click here to check out our Snoop Dogg selection.
Click here to check out our Kendrick Lamar selection.
Click here to check out our Anderson Paak selection.
Click here to check out our 50 Cent selection.
Click here to check out our Mary J Blige selection.
Albums by Eminem and Dr.Dre have surged back up the US albums chart following the two artists’ performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show earlier this month. Eminem and Dre both performed live during the February 13 show at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California along with Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar , Mary J Blige, Anderson Paak and 50 Cent. Billboard now reports that Eminem’s 2005 compilation album " Curtain Call : The Hits" has returned to the top 10 of the Billboard 200 albums chart in the US.
The greatest hits record, which previously reached Number One in the US in December 2005, has risen from 126th place to Number Eight on the Billboard 200 following Eminem’s Super Bowl appearance, racking up 31,000 equivalent album units (up 256 per cent). Dr. Dre’s 1999-released ‘2001’ album has also shot up the Billboard 200, with the record going from 108th place to Number 9.
Click on the links below to check out the vinyl selection from this years Super Bowl Half time performers.
Click here to check out our Eminem selection.
Click here to check out our Dr. Dre selection.
Click here to check out our Snoop Dogg selection.
Click here to check out our Kendrick Lamar selection.
Click here to check out our Anderson Paak selection.
Click here to check out our 50 Cent selection.
Click here to check out our Mary J Blige selection.
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