
Blossoms have another UK Number One album to celebrate, with Songs From the Wedding Cake officially debuting at the top of this week’s Official Albums Chart. The Stockport band took the Number One spot ahead of The Beatles, whose 1965 album Rubber Soul finished at Number Two, as well as Olivia Rodrigo’s You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. Songs From the Wedding Cake also topped the Official Record Store Chart, while Rubber Soul was the week’s biggest-selling album on vinyl.
The result gives Blossoms their fifth UK Number One album. Their 2016 self-titled debut, Foolish Loving Spaces in 2020, Ribbon Around The Bomb in 2022 and Gary in 2024 all previously reached the top, meaning every Blossoms album so far has now gone to Number One.
Celebrating the news, the band said: “We’re made up. To still be doing this 10 years on from our first album, and to still be getting to Number 1, isn’t something we take for granted. Thank you to everyone who bought it, played it or told a mate about it. See you on tour.”

Elsewhere in this week’s chart, Johnny Marr also scored a new Top Five album with The Age of Everything. Blossoms have plenty more ahead too, with the band heading out on tour and set to appear as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live UK later this month, joining host Cynthia Erivo for the 24 October episode.
For CultureCues, we LOVE Blossoms, so we’re very happy to see Songs From the Wedding Cake at Number One. We’ve seen them live a few times now and they are always brilliant, and we’ve been loving the new album since it came out. Getting a fifth Number One 10 years after their debut is amazing, and now we cannot wait to see them again when the tour comes to Glasgow.
Blossoms’ Songs From the Wedding Cake is officially the UK’s Number One album.
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