Top 20 Singles: Week of July 15, 2013

1. Demons-Imagine Dragons  (New #1)
2. Ghost-Darling Parade
3. Babel-Mumford & Sons
4. Dance With Me Tonight-Olly Murs
5. Sick Of It-Skillet
6. Summer Paradise-Simple Plan (Featuring MKTO)
7. The One That Got Away-The Civil Wars
8. That's My Jam-Relient K (Featuring Owl City)
9. I Want Crazy-Hunter Hayes
10. Misery Loves My Company-Three Days Grace
11. Mirrors-Justin Timberlake 
12. Bourbon In Kentucky-Dierks Bentley
13. We Fall Apart-We As Humans
14. Can't Hold Us-Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
15. Bleed Out-Blue October
16. See You Again-Carrie Underwood
17. There's No Going Back-Sick Puppies
18. Beautiful-P.O.D.
19. How She Rolls-Chase Rice
20. Mission Bells-Matt Nathanson



Biggest Mover:  That's My Jam (Up 4)
Highest Debut: How She Rolls (#19)
Next Five In: Odds Are by Barenaked Ladies, Tie It Up by Kelly Clarkson, Submarines by The Lumineers, In A World Like This by Backstreet Boys, Blue Skies by Uncle Kracker


We get a change at the top this week, and Imagine Dragons can now claim a second #1 single this year.  However, competition is close behind, as Ghost moves up to #2, and Olly Murs is close at #4.  We also get significant change in the rest of the Top 10, with Simple Plan, The Civil Wars, Relient K and Three Days Grace all move up or into the Top 10.  Further down, we see Bourbon In Kentucky and We Fall Apart moving up a bit, while Blue October and Sick Puppies move up a bit as well.  Finally, the week's debuts see Chase Rice and Matt Nathanson both sneak into the Top 20, at #19 and #20, respectively.

Top 20 Singles: Week Of July 8, 2013

1. Babel-Mumford & Sons (2 Weeks At #1)
2. Sick Of It-Skillet
3. Demons-Imagine Dragons
4. Ghost-Darling Parade
5. Dance With Me Tonight-Olly Murs
6. I Want Crazy-Hunter Hayes
7. Mirrors-Justin Timberlake 
8. Summer Paradise-Simple Plan (Featuring MKTO)
9. The One That Got Away-The Civil Wars
10. Can't Hold Us-Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
11. Misery Loves My Company-Three Days Grace
12. That's My Jam-Relient K (Featuring Owl City)
13. See You Again-Carrie Underwood
14. We Fall Apart-We As Humans
15. Bourbon In Kentucky-Dierks Bentley
16. Beautiful-P.O.D.
17. Whisper-The Dear Hunter
18. Bleed Out-Blue October
19. Recovery-Frank Turner
20. There's No Going Back-Sick Puppies



Biggest Mover:  The One That Got Away, That's My Jam, We Fall Apart, Bourbon In Kentucky (All Up 3)
Highest Debut: Bleed Out by Blue October
Next Five In: Mission Bells by Matt Nathanson, How She Rolls by Chase Rice, What If by Five For Fighting, Odds Are by Barenaked Ladies, In A World Like This by Backstreet Boys


Mumford & Sons stays solid at the top this week, and no real competition was had this week.  Skillet holds steady at #2, and Demons moves up to #3, though, so something could change soon.  Meanwhile, Darling Parade, Olly Murs, Simple Plan and The Civil Wars all makes moves up or into the Top 10 this week, so the next few weeks could get interesting toward the top.  Further down, we also get some good movement, as That's My Jam, We Fall Apart, and Bourbon In Kentucky all move up three spots.  And closing out the list this week, we get two debuts, with Blue October in at #18 and Sick Puppies coming in at #20.

Top 20 Singles: Week Of July 1, 2013

1. Babel-Mumford & Sons (New #1)
2. Sick Of It-Skillet
3. I Want Crazy-Hunter Hayes
4. Demons-Imagine Dragons
5. Mirrors-Justin Timberlake 
6. Ghost-Darling Parade
7. Dance With Me Tonight-Olly Murs
8. Can't Hold Us-Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
9. See You Again-Carrie Underwood
10. Summer Paradise-Simple Plan (Featuring MKTO)
11. Beautiful-P.O.D.
12. The One That Got Away-The Civil Wars
13. Misery Loves My Company-Three Days Grace
14. Whisper-The Dear Hunter
15. That's My Jam-Relient K (Featuring Owl City)
16. Recovery-Frank Turner
17. We Fall Apart-We As Humans
18. Bourbon In Kentucky-Dierks Bentley
19. Brave-Sara Bareilles
20. Leader Of The Broken Hearts-Papa Roach



Biggest Mover:  Summer Paradise (Up 4)
Highest Debut: That's My Jam (#15)
Next Five In: Bleed Out by Blue October, Mission Bells by Matt Nathanson, What If by Five For Fighting, There's No Going Back by Sick Puppies, How She Rolls by Chase Rice


Mumford & Sons takes over the top spot this week, and Babel now has a relatively clear path at the top for the moment.  Skillet and Hunter Hayes both drop a spot but stick around the Top 3.  Meanwhile, Imagine Dragons and Darling Parade both get closer to the top this week, moving up through the Top 10.  Summer Paradise makes the week's biggest jump and moves up into the Top 10 as well.  Further down the list, The Civil Wars look strong and moves close to the Top 10.  And this week's debuts include That's My Jam and Bourbon In Kentucky, which debut at #15 and #18, respectively.

Top 20 Singles: Week of June 24, 2013

1. Sick Of It-Skillet (2 Weeks At #1)
2. I Want Crazy-Hunter Hayes
3. Babel-Mumford & Sons
4. Mirrors-Justin Timberlake 
5. Demons-Imagine Dragons
6. Can't Hold Us-Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
7. Ghost-Darling Parade
8. Dance With Me Tonight-Olly Murs
9. See You Again-Carrie Underwood
10. Beautiful-P.O.D.
11. Whisper-The Dear Hunter
12. Recovery-Frank Turner
13. Brave-Sara Bareilles
14. Summer Paradise-Simple Plan (Featuring MKTO)
15. The One That Got Away-The Civil Wars
16. Misery Loves My Company-Three Days Grace
17. Leader Of The Broken Hearts-Papa Roach
18. We Fall Apart-We As Humans
19. Still Into You-Paramore
20. Radioactive-Imagine Dragons



Biggest Mover:  Dance With Me Tonight and Summer Paradise (Both Up 4)
Highest Debut: The One That Got Away (#15)
Next Five In: That's My Jam by Relient K (featuring Owl City), Bourbon In Kenctucky by Dierks Bentley, Mission Bells by Matt Nathanson, What If by Five For Fighting, How She Rolls by Chase Rice


Skillet holds on to the top spot this week, holding off growing competition, as Hunter Hayes moves up to #2 and Mumford & Sons moves up to #3.  Meanwhile, Ghost moves up into the Top 10 this week, and it's followed closely by Dance With Me Tonight, with the hot start continuing this week.  Simple Plan also moves up four spots this week, and it looks like they'll have a pretty solid run up the charts.  Finally, The Civil Wars and Three Days Grace both debut this week, at #15 and #16, respectively.  Both songs seem to have solid potential for runs up the chart.