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Cannons - Fire For You video screen | Sony/Columbia Cannons’ “Fire For You,” which was #4 on last week’s Mediabase alternative radio chart, improves to #1 this week. “Fire For You” received ~2,590 spins during the January 10-16 tracking period. The count tops last week’s mark by 50 spins. I Don’t Know How But They Found Me’s “Leave Me Alone,” last week’s leader, falls to #2 this week. It received ~2,521 spins during the official tracking period (-214). All Time Low’s enduring “Monsters (featuring blackbear)” slips one spot to #3, as Billie Eilish’s “Therefore...

I Don't Know How But They Found Me - Leave Me Alone video screen | Fearless Records I Don’t Know How But They Found Me’s “Leave Me Alone,” the #2 song on last week’s Mediabase alternative radio chart, takes #1 this week. “Leave Me Alone” received ~2,735 spins during the January 3-9 tracking period. The format-leading play count tops last week’s mark by a healthy 271 spins. After returning to #1 last week, All Time Low’s “Monsters (featuring blackbear)” falls to #2 this week. The smash received ~2,572 spins (+47). Peach Tree Rascals’ “Mariposa” holds at #3, and Cann...

All TIme Low by Jimmy Fontaine, press photo courtesy of Fueled By Ramen/Elektra In late 2020, All Time Low’s “Monsters (featuring blackbear)” spend thirteen weeks atop the Mediabase alternative radio chart. The reign was broken up into two stints: “Monsters” spent four consecutive weeks at #1, ceded the throne to Machine Gun Kelly’s “Bloody Valentine” for a week, and then returned for another nine consecutive weeks on top. Peach Tree Rascals’ “Mariposa” took over the throne for two weeks in December, but “Monsters” returns to #1 as 2021 gets underway. Up two places f...

Peach Tree Rascals - Mariposa video thumbnail | TenThousand Projects/UMG, visuals by Jorge Olazaba After a lengthy reign, All Time Low’s “Monsters (featuring blackbear)” seizes is throne on this week’s Mediabase alternative radio chart. Peach Tree Rascals’ “Marisposa,” up one place from last week, takes over the #1 position. It marks the group’s first chart-topper at the alternative format. “Mariposa” received ~2,669 spins during the December 13-19 tracking period, besting last week’s figure by 105 spins. The aforementioned “Monsters” drops to #2 with ~2,578 spins (-...