Tuesday Top 30: July 15, 2025

No rain, no flowers... but what about the heat and humidity? No matter: The Black Keys are topping the chart this week. Twenty-One Pilots, Wet Leg, and Amble enter the Top 10, and there's fresh rock from Ed Sheeran and Good Charlotte debuting this week. And they may be older tracks, but if you've never heard those flashbacks by Concrete Blonde and Peter Gabriel, they're new to you. Highly recommend.

LW          TW

2             1             The Black Keys/No Rain, No Flowers (No Rain, No Flowers; Easy Eye Sound)

4             2             Role Model/Sally, When the Wine Runs Out (Kansas Anymore; Interscope Records)

1             3             Royel Otis/Moody (Hickey; Ourness)

7             4             The Lumineers/First We Ever Met (Automatic; Dualtone)

3             5             Turnstile/Never Enough (Roadrunner)

10           6             Mumford and Sons/Caroline (Rushmere; Island)

9             7             Nation of Language/Inept Apollo (Sub Pop)

12           8             Twenty-One Pilots/The Contract (Breach; Fueled by Ramen)

13           9             Wet Leg/C.P.R. (Moisturizer; Domino)

11           10           Amble/Treehouse Wings (Warner Music)

14           11           Yellowcard/Better Days (Better Days; Better Noise)

15           12           Cannons/Heartbeat Highway (Heartbeat Highway; Columbia)

8             13           Yungblud/Lovesick Lullaby (Idols; Capitol)   

20           14           Muse/Unravelling (Warner)

16           15           Three Days Grace/Apologies (Alienation; RCA)

17           16           Balu Brigada/Backseat (Portal; Atlantic)

19           17           Lola Young/One Thing (Island)

--             18           Ed Sheeran/Drive (F1 movie soundtrack; Atlantic)

5             19           Caamp/Let Things Go (Copper Changes Color; Mom + Pop Music)

27           20           Sombr/Undressed (Warner)

24           21           Rise Against/I Want It All (Ricochet; Loma Vista)

--             22           Good Charlotte/Rejects (Hotel Du Cap; Atlantic)

18           23           Ax and The Hatchetmen & Albert Hammond, Jr/Blurry Lights (Arista)

6             24           Lorde/What Was That (Virgin; Lava Records)

23           25           Sugar Bones/So Confused (self-released)

21           26           Sombr/Back to Friends (Warner Records)

22           27           Wet Leg/Catch These Fists (Moisturizer; Domino)

25           28           Papa Roach/Even If It Kills Me (Even If; Geffen Records)

26           29           Lord Huron/Nothing I Need (Republic)

28           30           Franz Ferdinand/Hooked (The Human Fear; Domino)

#1 ON THE WERG CHARTS

Last Year (2024): Pearl Jam/Wreckage (Dark Matter; Republic)

5 Years Ago (2020): Weezer/Hero (Van Weezer; Atlantic)

10 Years Ago (2015): X-Ambassadors/Renegades (VHS; Parlophone)

15 Years Ago (2010): Neon Trees/Animal (Habits; Mercury)

20 Years Ago (2005): Coldplay/Speed of Sound (X & Y; Capitol)

25 Years Ago (2000): Red Hot Chili Peppers/Californication (Californication; Warner Brothers)

30 Years Ago (1995): Alanis Morissette/You Oughta Know (Jagged Little Pill; Reprise)

35 Years Ago (1990): Concrete Blonde/Joey (Bloodletting; I.R.S.)

40 Years Ago (1985): ‘Til Tuesday/Voices Carry (Voices Carry; Epic)

45 Years Ago (1980): Peter Gabriel/Games Without Frontiers (Peter Gabriel; Mercury)

50 Years Ago (1975): Wings/Listen to What the Man Said (Venus and Mars; Capitol)