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Foo Fighters snag the #1 spot this week, swapping places with Twenty One Pilots. Yellowcard & Avril Lavigne and Wolf Alice rocket into the Top 10; AJR, Vance Joy, Del Water Gap, and Sombr all surge upward as well. Hot debuts from Florence & The Machine, Royel Otis, and Hayley Williams. Looking back, one year ago Sum 41 dominated the chart. In 2015 it was Twenty One Pilots, and back in 2005 Death Cab for Cutie was making some noice. Happy Thanksgiving! LW          TW 2    

Twenty One Pilots hold tight at #1  with “City Walls,”  fending off a surge of movement just behind them. The Foo Fighters leap from #8 to #2   while Tame Impala cracks the Top 3. Big moves from Mumford & Sons and Hozier, Wolf Alice , and AJR. Four fresh debuts this week: The Paradox, The Beaches, Silversun Pickups, and Sleep Theory all enter the chart. In this week’s “#1 On The WERG Charts” flashback, we revisit chart-toppers stretching from Jack White’s “That’s How I’m Feel

Twenty One Pilots hold strong at No. 1 for a second straight week with “City Walls,” keeping Rome & The Dirty Heads and Of Monsters and Men locked just behind them. The upper half of the chart sees major movement, while Almost Monday and Djo continue their impressive climbs into the Top 10. There are four exciting debuts on the chart bringing a mix of styles this week: The Black Keys , AJR, Lord Huron, and Sombr. Celebrating our chart history, past No. 1's include tracks from

We've got a brand new No. 1 this week — Twenty One Pilots  climb to the top spot, edging out Rome & The Dirty Heads.  Of Monsters and Men keep the indie spirit alive, jumping to #3 with “Ordinary Creature.” Yungblud crashes the Top 5; other big movers include Fall Out Boy and Almost Monday, with Foo Fighters debuting strong. New collaborations are shaking things up too — Mumford & Sons and Hozier join forces, while Yellowcard and Avril Lavigne prove pop-punk never dies! LW