Imagine Dragons have called on Italian singer Elisa for a new feature on their song “Birds.”
The updated track, released on June 20, originally appeared on their album Origins.
The
song still retains its pop-rock charm, but Elisa’s smooth vocals give
it a lift. “Sunsets, sunrises/ Livin’ the dream, watchin’ the leaves/
Changin’ the seasons/ Some nights I think of you/ We’re relivin’ the
past, wishin’ it’d last/ Wishin’ and dreamin’,” she sings on the second
verse.
Imagine Dragons recently appeared on the completed version of Avicii’s “Heart Upon My Sleeve” the tenth track from the artist’s posthumous album, Tim.
You can hear the full song at the source here: https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/8516835/imagine-dragons-elisa-birds
From left: Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas photographed on April 11, 2019 at Fox Studios in Los Angeles.
Jonas Brothers celebrate their third No. 1 album on the Billboard 200, as Happiness Begins
bows atop the chart. The set earned 414,000 equivalent album units in
the U.S. in the week ending June 13, of which 357,000 were in album
sales. Both figures represent the largest week of the year for any album
in terms of units and album sales.
Happiness Begins was released June 7 via Republic Records and is the pop trio’s first studio album since 2009’s chart-topping Lines, Vines and Trying Times.
The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption as measured in equivalent album units. Units are comprised of traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). The new June 22-dated chart (where Happiness debuts at No. 1) will be posted in full on Billboard‘s websites on June 18.
In total, Happiness Begins’ starting sum of 414,000 equivalent album units are comprised of 357,000 in album sales, 52,000 in SEA units and 5,000 in TEA units.
You can read more at the source here: https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/8516136/jonas-brothers-happiness-begins-album-debuts-number-1-billboard-200
Michael Buble performs on stage at The O2 Arena on May 30, 2019 in London.
Michael Bublé
impacts the Hot Tours tally dated June 15, 2019 at No. 3 with seven
dates from the European leg of the An Evening With Michael Bublé Tour.
Shows in Glasgow (SSE Hydro; May 23-24), Manchester (Manchester Arena;
May 26-27), and London (O2 Arena; May 30-June 1) collectively grossed
$9.5 million and sold 90,029 tickets, according to figures reported to
Billboard Boxscore.
Bublé’s three shows at the O2 Arena
make London the strongest market of the 34-date tour so far. There, he
grossed $4.6 million and sold 44,558 tickets. His double-headers in all
three European markets are indicative of Bublé’s global strength. He has
historically played repeat shows in markets in South America, South
Africa, and Australia, while traditionally playing one night-engagements
throughout North America.
Bublé’s three shows at the O2 Arena make London the strongest market of the 34-date tour so far. There, he grossed $4.6 million and sold 44,558 tickets. His double-headers in all three European markets are indicative of Bublé’s global strength. He has historically played repeat shows in markets in South America, South Africa, and Australia, while traditionally playing one night-engagements throughout North America.
Bublé launched the 2019 tour in the U.S. on Feb. 13 at the Amalie
Arena in Tampa, Fla. He played 27 domestic shows, grossing $41 million
before hopping over the pond. With the newly-reported grosses in Europe,
the An Evening With Michael Bublé Tour has grossed $50.5 million and
sold 419,110 tickets so far.
But the bolstered grosses in Scotland and England are just the beginning — Bublé will tour extensively throughout Europe through Dec. 10 before hitting Australia and New Zealand in 2020 (with a brief second leg in North America from July 9-Aug. 3). With nearly 80 dates left to be reported, his 2019-20 trek will challenge Bublé’s previous high-marks on the Crazy Love Tour ($130.5 million; 2010-12) and the To Be Loved Tour ($124.4 million; 2013-15).
This is Bublé’s sixth major concert tour and his success has grown with each jaunt. His average gross per-show started at $81,722 on 2004’s Michael Bublé: Live in Concert, increasing to $171,000 in 2005-06, $511,000 In 2007-08, $925,000 in 2010-12, $1 million in 2013-2015, and now to $1.5 million per night in 2019. If he maintains this pace, his current tour will easily become his biggest, possibly pushing the $150 million barrier. Dating back to a performance at Toronto’s Winter Garden Theatre on June 18, 2003 ($27,712 gross; 937 tickets sold), Bublé has grossed $385.4 million and sold 4,373,988 tickets across his career.
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