Sublime has made a major comeback on the Billboard charts following their recent performance at Coachella. The ska/rock band reunited under their official name for the first time in years and their self-titled third album has climbed up on three Billboard charts, including the Billboard 200. The album has been performing well for over 100 frames, but saw a significant boost in sales and streams after their appearance at the music festival.
The self-titled album has jumped nearly 40 spots on the Billboard 200 this week, settling at No. 158. This is a massive gain for the album, moving past almost one-fifth of the most consumed albums in the U.S. The album had previously held on at No. 197 and has now climbed up significantly on the chart.
In the past tracking frame, Sublime’s album sold 9,010 equivalent units, up more than 15% from the previous timeframe. The album also saw an increase in streaming activity, aiding its rise on the charts. Additionally, the album has seen an increase in popularity on both the Top Rock & Alternative Albums and Top Alternative Albums charts, climbing to No. 37 and No. 17 respectively.
Sublime split in 1996, but the remaining members continued to play together under the name Sublime with Rome, featuring a new lead singer. However, at Coachella, the band reunited with Jakob Nowell, the son of the late singer Bradley Nowell, stepping in to complete the group. This reunion allowed the original band name to be utilized once again.
The band’s recent festival performances have played a significant role in their rise on the charts. Fans rushed to buy and stream their music following their must-see set at Coachella, leading to a boost in sales and streams for their self-titled album. The band’s resurgence on the Billboard charts is a testament to their enduring popularity and the impact of their live performances.
Overall, Sublime’s recent success on the Billboard charts is a testament to the band’s timeless appeal and the impact of their recent festival performances. The ska/rock outfit’s self-titled album has seen a significant rise in sales and streams following their reunion at Coachella, with the band making a strong comeback on several Billboard charts.
