Oasis overtake The Beatles in all-time UK album chart
Oasis have overtaken The Beatles to become the band with the most number-one albums in UK chart history. The achievement was confirmed on the 70th anniversary of the official UK album chart, with Oasis now holding eight chart-topping records. The Beatles had previously held the record with seven number-one albums. The milestone comes as Oasis prepare for their highly anticipated reunion tour next year. The band's eight number-one albums include their debut 'Definitely Maybe' and the iconic '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?'. The Beatles' seven number-one albums include classics like 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' and 'Abbey Road'. The chart, compiled by the Official Charts Company, has been running since 1956. Oasis's achievement underscores their enduring popularity in the UK, more than a decade after their split. The reunion tour is expected to be one of the biggest music events of 2025.
Sources
- BBC EntertainmentSecondary
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