Tuesday Top 30: April 7, 2026

We're over the moon! The Artemis II mission took astronauts back to lunar orbit for the first time in half a century, and the Golden Knights won the NCAA men's basketball D-II national title! It's been quite a few days, and we've been on Easter Break. What happens when classes start back up? We'll find out tomorrow - don't be late...

In the meantime, Noah Kahan remains entrenched at No. 1.

LW          TW

1             1             Noah Kahan/The Great Divide (Republic)

2             2             Turnstile/Look Out for Me (Never Enough; Roadrunner)

3             3             Edgehill/Doubletake (Ode to the Greyhouse; Big Loud Rock)

5             4             The Neighbourhood/Hula Girl (Ultrasound; Warner)

6             5             Yellowcard & Good Charlotte/Bedroom Posters (Better Noise)

9             6             Twenty-One Pilots/Drag Path (Fueled by Ramen)

7             7             Foo Fighters/Your Favorite Toy (RCA)

4             8             Silversun Pickups/The Wreckage (Tenterhooks; New Machine)

10           9             Young the Giant/Different Kind of Love (Concord)

11           10           The Black Keys/You Got To Lose (Warner)

14           11           Weezer/Go Away (Interscope)

13           12           Three Days Grace/Kill Me Fast (Alienation; RCA)

12           13           Cannons/Starlight (Columbia)

19           14           Death Cab for Cutie/Riptides (Anti- )

17           15           The Last Dinner Party/Count the Ways (From the Pyre; Island)

--             16           Muse/Be with You (Warner)

20           17           Metric/Victim of Luck (Thirty Tigers)

16           18           AWOLNation/Catch a Wave (Red Bull)

18           19           In Color/Headlights (Big Loud Rock)

21           20           The Dirty Heads/One of Those Days (Stoopid)

15           21           Royel Otis/Who’s Your Boyfriend (Hickey; Capitol)

--             22           Sublime/Until the Sun Explodes (Atlantic)

24           23           Milky Chance/Camouflage (Trip Tape III; Muggelig)

8             24           Of Monsters and Men/Dream Team (All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade; Virgin)

--             25           Michael Marcagi/Move On (Warner)

--             26           Mitski/I’ll Change for You (Nothing’s About To Happen to Me; Dead Oceans)

25           27           Softcult/Not Sorry (When a Flower Doesn’t Grow; Easy Life)

22           28           Harry Styles/Aperture (Columbia)

--             29           Dexter & The Moonrocks/Freakin’ Out (Big Loud Rock)

--             30           Beabadoobee & Maria Zardoya/All I Did Was Dream of You (Dirty Hit)

#1 ON THE WERG CHARTS

Last Year (2025): My Morning Jacket/Time Waited (Is; ATO Records)

5 Years Ago (2021): Foo Fighters/Waiting on a War (Medicine at Midnight; RCA)

10 Years Ago (2016): Twenty-One Pilots/Ride (Blurryface; Fueled by Ramen)

15 Years Ago (2011): The Black Keys/Howlin’ for You (Brothers; Nonesuch)

20 Years Ago (2006): The Fray/Over My Head (How To Save a Life; Interscope)

25 Years Ago (2001): Incubus/Drive (Make Yourself; Immortal)

30 Years Ago (1996): Alanis Morissette/Ironic (Jagged Little Pill; Maverick)

35 Years Ago (1991): R.E.M./Losing My Religion (Out of Time; Warner Brothers)

40 Years Ago (1986): Van Halen/Why Can’t This Be Love (5150; Warner Brothers)

45 Years Ago (1981): The Who/You Better You Bet (Face Dances; Warner Brothers)

50 Years Ago (1976): Queen/Bohemian Rhapsody (A Night at the Opera; EMI)