Tuesday Top 30: November 4, 2025

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          TW

2              1              Twenty-One Pilots/City Walls (Breach; Fueled by Ramen)

3              2              Rome & The Dirty Heads/Slow and Easy (The Orchard)

6              3              Of Monsters and Men/Ordinary Creature (All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade; Republic)

1              4              Florence and The Machine/Everybody Scream (Island)

9              5              Yungblud/Zombie (Zombies; Capitol)

4              6              Good Charlotte/Rejects (Hotel Du Cap; Atlantic)

5              7              Lord Huron/Watch Me Go (The Cosmic Selector – Volume I; Mercury)

12           8              Fall-Out Boy/Start Today (From Under the Cork Tree; Fueled by Ramen)

13           9              Hayley Williams/Glum (Ego Death at a Batchelor Party; Post Atlantic)

10           10           Wet Leg/Man Get Out (Moisturizer; Domino)

8              11           Nine Inch Nails/As Alive as You Need Me To Be (Tron: Ares soundtrack; Interscope)

18           12           Almost Monday/Lost (Lost and Gone Forever; Hollywood)

17           13           Djo/Delete Ya (The Crux; AWAL Recordings)

16           14           Deftones/Infinite Source (Private Music; Reprise)

20           15           Tame Impala/Dracula (Deadbeat; Columbia)

--             16           Foo Fighters/Asking for a Friend (RCA)

19           17           Mayday Parade/One Day at a Time (Sad; Fearless)

23           18           Yellowcard & Avril Lavigne/You Broke Me, Too (Better Days; Better Noise)

--             19           Mumford and Sons & Hozier/Rubber Band Man

24           20           The Ramona Flowers/Mirrors in the Mansion (Made by Humans; Distiller)

11           21           Balu Brigada/Backseat (Portal; Atlantic)

7              22           Bad Omens/Specter (Specter; Sumerian)

26           23           Del Water Gap/Damn (Chasing the Chimera; Del Water Gap)

--             24           Portugal the Man/Tanana (Shish; KNIK Records)

28           25           The Last Dinner Party/Second Best (From the Pyre; Island)

21           26           Sleep Token/Caramel (Even in Arcadia; RCA)

14           27           Joyce Manor/All My Friends Are So Depressed (All My Friends Are Depressed; Epitaph)

--             28           Wolf Alice/White Horses (The Clearing; RCA)

--             29           Vance Joy/Fascination in the Dark (Divine Feelings; Atlantic)

15           30           Sublime/Ensenada (SVNBVRNT)

#1 ON THE WERG CHARTS

Last Year (2024): Jack White/That’s How I’m Feeling (No Name; Third Man Records)

5 Years Ago (2020): Tame Impala/Is It True (The Slow Rush; Interscope)

10 Years Ago (2015): Atlas Genius/Molecules (Inanimate Objects; Warner Brothers)

15 Years Ago (2010): Kings of Leon/Radioactive (Come Around Sundown; RCA)

20 Years Ago (2005): Franz Ferdinand/Do You Want To (You Could Have It So Much Better; Epic)

25 Years Ago (2000): The Offspring/Original Prankster (Conspiracy of One; Columbia)

30 Years Ago (1995): Smashing Pumpkins/Bullet with Butterfly Wings (Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness; Virgin)

35 Years Ago (1990): The Soup Dragons/I’m Free (Lovegod; Big Life)

40 Years Ago (1985): John Mellencamp/R.O.C.K. in the USA (Scarecrow; Riva)

45 Years Ago (1980): John Lennon/Starting Over (Double Fantasy; Geffen)

50 Years Ago (1975): Elton John/Island Girl (Rock of the Westies; MCA)