Linkin Park dominates the U.K. Rock Chart ahead of Grammy nominations

Linkin Park has achieved an impressive feat by securing seven spots on the Official Rock & Metal Singles chart in the United Kingdom, surpassing all other acts. The band’s tracks, including “Numb,” “The Emptiness Machine,” “What I’ve Done,” and “One Step Closer,” have reached positions 8, 22, 23, and 32, showcasing their ongoing popularity among music fans.

Additionally, “Somewhere I Belong” and “Faint” have maintained their positions at numbers 12 and 15 on the chart, while “Crawling” has reentered the list at the 40th spot. AC/DC follows closely with four entries, while Queen, Green Day, and Guns N’ Roses each hold three spots. Notably, Linkin Park’s presence extends across various charts, with their albums “Meteora” and “Hybrid Theory” making appearances on multiple rankings this month.

“Meteora” made a strong comeback by reappearing on the main albums chart at number 89, and it also secured the 99th spot on the Official Albums Streaming chart. The band’s second release soared from number 24 to 17 on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart, showcasing the enduring appeal of their music.

Likewise, “Hybrid Theory” made a resurgence, landing at number 96 on the Official Album Downloads chart. The debut album climbed to position 21 on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Vinyl Albums rankings, further highlighting its enduring popularity.

Moreover, Linkin Park received their first GRAMMY nominations in over 15 years, with “From Zero” competing for Best Rock Album and “The Emptiness Machine” vying for Best Rock Performance at the upcoming ceremony. Both “From Zero” and “Papercuts,” a compilation of singles, made significant strides on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart, underscoring the band’s continued success.

The band has also made an impact on the Billboard Global Excl U.S. chart, with 16 career placements to their name. “Somewhere I Belong” entered the Billboard Global Excl U.S. chart at number 192 this week, while “In the End” and “Numb” maintained positions at numbers 2 and 7 on the Hard Rock Streaming Songs chart.

In 2024, Linkin Park had a prolific year with 11 songs debuting on the Billboard Global Excl U.S. chart. The release of a deluxe edition of “From Zero” in 2025 brought the arrival of “Up from the Bottom.” Fans can stay updated on the band’s tour dates through their official website, ensuring they don’t miss any upcoming performances.