Sweet 16 - Hope for Haiti Now (album)

On Tuesday, January 12, 2010, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit the island nation of Haiti.  As one who has experienced 4~ magnitude earthquakes, I cannot imagine the fear and intensity of a seven.  To worsen the situation, at least 52 aftershocks measuring 4.5 or stronger were recorded weeks later.

An estimated 3 million people were affected.  The death toll was projected in excess of 100,000 while the government estimated twice as high.

Major landmark buildings were damaged or destroyed, including the Presidential Palace, the National Assembly building, the Port-au-Prince Cathedral, and the main jail.

The damages were devastating, coming in at $7.8 billion to $8.5 billion.

Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere.

And so this earthquake was considered the deadliest national disaster of the 21st century in one country.

The geography surrounding Haiti is intriguing and best explains why the country can feel direct impact of natural disasters.  Follow the link below to read more.

(Wikipedia)

Global response was immediate...

Hope for Haiti Now is a live album by various artists.

Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief was a televised program featuring 19 live performances.

The digital-only album was set for pre-order on iTunes on January 22, 2010.  On release, the album sold 171,000 copies.  Within two days, the album as digital-only became the first to top the Billboard 200.

The album was issued by Billboard 200 on February 6, 2010.

Track List -

1.  Send Me an Angel 

(Alicia Keys)

2.  A Message 2010 

(Coldplay)

3.  We Shall Overcome 

(Bruce Springsteen)

4.  A Time to Love/Bridge over Troubled Water 

(Stevie Wonder)

5.  I'll Stand by You 

(Shakira featuring The Roots)

6.  Motherless Child 

(John Legend)

7.  Hard Times Come Again No More 

(Mary J. Blige featuring The Roots)

8.  Breathless 

(Taylor Swift)

9.  Lift Me Up 

(Christina Aguilera)

10.  Driven to Tears (Sting)

11.  Halo

(Beyonce featuring Chris Martin)

12.  Lean on Me 

(Sheryl Crow, Kid Rock, Keith Urban)

13.  Like a Prayer (Madonna)

14.  Hallelujah 

(Justin Timberlake featuring Matt Morris & Charlie Sexton)

15.  Let It Be 

(Jennifer Hudson featuring The Roots)

16.  Many Rivers to Cross (Emeline Michel)

17.  Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)

(Jay Z, Bono, The Edge, Rihanna)

18.  Alone and Forsaken 

(Dave Matthews featuring Neil Young)

19.  Rivers of Babylon/Yele (Wyclef Jean)

20.  Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)

(Jay Z, Bono, The Edge, Rihanna)

*

Weekly Charts - 2010

No. 1 UK Compilation Albums

No. 1 French Digital Albums

Year-end Charts - 2010

No. 82 Billboard 200

No. 44 Canada

*Refer to the link below to reference the writers of the performed songs.

(Wikipedia)

Music is a global bond.  In times of crisis, the industry is the first to come together in a show of support on a human level and awareness level.  

Wherever your genre interest is, music is guaranteed to appeal to all and for this reason is the first outlet to heal on an individual level and worldwide level.

One note, one lyric, one song changes the course of history on a constant basis.  Social history changes on a constant basis.  Yet no matter what, one's love for music in any way will always come back full circle...

...Play it!

I remember when...

...I published my first post on Set List.  I was excited for the topic - sharing an article I wrote on the no longer Associated Content about what my top 10 favorite Duran Duran songs would be.  I do not recall that list now although I imagine the mix would be classics and highlights from the Red Carpet Massacre concert way back in May 2008.  I did not really know what I was doing as I wrote.  I was just driven by passion.  And then I hovered over the Publish button.  

What was going to happen next?  What were my words going to look like?  Well, at the time they were black and in a terrible font but hey I was new.

What would the experience of blog publication be like?  Would anyone know I exist or would I jam to music on my own?

I got initial feedback about the text color against the custom template color.  I took the advice seriously and that is how I landed on Georgia Bold.

A few followers trickled in and that made me eager to keep going.  They have sadly all stepped back but the memories of when they were active and keeping in touch remain.

I did keep going that first month.  I kept going that first year.

Increasing views kept me going.  The constant hum of new topics kept me going.  A growing love kept me going.  A passion for Set List is it flamed my heart and truly kept me going.

I slowed down here and there.  For a brief time, I only published once.  Yet when I realized what I was potentially walking away from, I came back with strong intent - to realize the love a global audience had for some random person's personal website.  

I do not remember my first post back.  The publishing setup was different.  The number of followers I gained did not change.  My writing style did, though.  I took to research-based more than relaxed style to be informative rather than narrative.  This bent is not wild with potential income but is a format I enjoy.  I will admit to missing my narrative voice and will try to bring it back when I can.  The Publish button.  The Publish button did not change and now I click it without thought because each post is a proud addition to a blog once out of curiosity now a desired career.

Professionals don't use the word "blog" as it somehow connotates tacky writing.  Of course these professionals have gone to publish books, courses, job boards, collaborations, and much more.  I am not such a professional.  I am just a blogger.  And I am okay with that.

I became a blogger with the first post I published on Set List.  

And I have never looked back.

Duran Duran - All You Need Is Now

Dear Set List readers and passersby,

I am taking a much needed break to gather my emotions and heal my mental state.  Just the one day but a needed one day.

In 2010, "All You Need Is Now" was Duran Duran's biggest hit and the album itself was quite successful.  I remember promoting their project as part of being a fan club member.

In memory of those early moments, enjoy the song and video below.

See you tomorrow.

February by Janet Jackson

In honor of February's Black History Month, I am noting music's pop icons throughout history.  Where noted from time to time or once in Set List's lifetime, these artists are always worth highlighting for their contributions to the industry and society's pop culture.  As icons, the successes and honors garnered are profoundly impressive and worthy of their talent.  Their early years are reflections of who they are, where they have come from, and what they offer to their own careers and the impact on intrigue and interest.

Interest.  With that said, she has been noted from time to time on Set List and today, always, deserves a spotlight.  

Janet Jackson

Janet Damita Jo Jackson

b. May 16, 1966

American singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer

Genres considered - R&B, Pop, New Jack Swing

(Jackson family - Janet is the tenth and youngest child.)

Known for provocative records and choreography

In her rise to fame, Janet Jackson broke gender and racial barriers.

Successes -

- 10 No. 1 singles on Billboard Hot 100 (also made by brother, Michael Jackson)

- Record for the most consecutive Top 10 singles on Billboard Hot 100 by a female artist - 18

- Only artist in Billboard history with 7 singles from one album reach the Top 5

- One of the world's best-selling music artists with over 100 million records sold worldwide

- The launch of Janet's own record label, Rhythm Nation (following the 2004 controversary failure).

- Together Again Tour (2023-2024) - Highest grossing of her career

Awards -

5 Grammy Awards

11 Billboard Music Awards

11 American Music Awards

Honors -

- Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

- 8 Guinness World Records

- No. 7 on Billboard's Hot 100 All-Time Top Artists (2008)

- Second most successful dance club artist (Billboard, 2016)

- MTV Icon

- Award of Merit (American Music Award honor)

- Humanitarian Award

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 2019

Discography

Filmography

Life and Career

1966 - 1985 : Early life and career beginnings

- The Jacksons

- Good Times, A New Kind of Family, Diff'rent Strokes

- Signed with A&M Records at age 15 through Janet's father, Joseph Jackson

- Janet Jackson 

Debut (1982)

- Dream Street (1984)

1986 - 1988 : Control

- Janet ended business relations with her family "...and get out from under my father..."

Control 

1986

3rd album

No. 1 Billboard 200

Over 10 million copies sold

"...remarkably nervy and mature..."

Top 5 singles -

- "What Have You Done for Me Lately," "Nasty," "When I Think of You," "Control," & "Let's Wait Awhile"

Themes of empowerment

The music videos immediately influenced MTV and her role in pop culture.

1989 - 1992 : Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814

- Rhythm Nation 1814

4th album (1989)

- Socially conscious theme of unity

- No. 1 on Billboard 200

- Over 12 million copies sold worldwide (highest selling of 1990)

- Only album with 7 Top 5 singles on the Hot 100

- 15 Billboard Awards (record)

- Rhythm Nation World Tour 1990

Most successful debut tour in history

"Rhythm Nation Scholarship" established by Janet

1992 - "Queen of Pop"

1993 - 1996 : Janet, Poetic Justice, and Design of a Decade

- Janet (5th album)

No. 1 on Billboard 200

Over 14 million copies sold worldwide

"That's the Way Love Goes" & "Again" - No. 1 Hot 100

Expressed sexual maturity

- Poetic Justice

Film debut

"Again" - Golden Globe & Academy Award nominations for Best Original Song

- "Scream" collab with brother, Michael (1995)

In response to media scrutiny

The music video - "Most Expensive Music Video Ever Made" at $7 million & set a Guinness World Record ... Grammy Award in 1996

- Design of a Decade: 1986-1996

Compilation album

No. 3 Billboard 200

1997 - 1999 : The Velvet Rope

6th album (1997)

Reflected experiences with depression and anxiety

Theme of intrinsic need to belong

Considered more sexually explicit than Janet

Established Janet as a gay icon for themes of homosexuality and stance against homophobia

No. 1 on Billboard 200

Over 8 million copies sold worldwide

"Together Again"

- 8th No. 1 on Hot 100

- "on par with Elton John, Diana Ross, and the Rolling Stones"

- 6 million copies sold worldwide (one of the best-selling singles of all time)

"I Get Lonely"

- No. 3 on Hot 100

- Grammy Nomination

- 18th consecutive Top 10 hit 

Only female artist to achieve this record

Surpassed only by Elvis Presley and the Beatles

The Velvet Rope: Live in Madison Square Garden

- HBO special

- over 15 million viewers

- Emmy Award

2000 - 2003 : Nutty Professor II: The Klumps and All for You

- Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (July 2000)

Janet's second film 

"Doesn't Really Matter" for the soundtrack - 9th No. 1 on Hot 100

- All for You

7th album (2001)

No. 1 on Billboard 200

Upbeat dance style

"All for You" lead

- First week audience of 70 million

- No. 1 Hot 100 ... Top 10 in 11 countries

- Grammy Award

2004 - 2005 : Super Bowl XXXVIII controversary and Damita Jo

Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show

"wardrobe malfunction" - Justin Timberlake & Janet

The accidental exposure of her right chest left an iconic imprint in pop culture and the entertainment industry.  Repercussions - Janet was not allowed to attend the 2004 Grammy Awards (although Timberlake was).  She stepped back from a project set to portray singer and activist Lena Horne.

Damita Jo

- 8th album

- Reviews based more on the Super Bowl incident than the album

- Blacklisted from radio and music channels

- Ban lasted through Janet's following two albums

- "...The high-ups are still pissed at her, and this is a punitive measure..." - Viacom senior executive

- Otherwise predicted to outsell her previous release with singles thought to perform "extremely well"

- Nonetheless, Janet received career honors including:

Legend Award (Radio Music Awards)

Inspiration Award (Japan Video Music Awards)

Lifetime Achievement Award (Soul Train Music Awards)

"Favorite Female" (Teen Choice Awards)

Artistic Achievement Award (100 Black Men of America organization) - 
"...an individual's worth can't be judged by a single moment in that person's life..." - in response to criticism for the honor

2006 - 2007 : 20 Y.O. and Why Did I Get Married?

2008 - 2009 : Discipline and Number Ones

During this time, Janet's brother Michael died.  In tribute, she performed "Scream" at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.

2010 - 2014 : Film projects and True You

True You: A Journey to Finding and Loving Yourself 

Self-help book released in February 2011

2015 - 2019 : Unbreakable, touring and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

2020-present : Documentaries and Together Again Tour

Janet Jackson documentary (January 2022)

Together Again Tour (2023)

Janet Jackson: Family First documentary (2023)

Artistry

Legacy

(Wikipedia)

I am well aware of Michael Jackson on Set List.  Thriller after all.  By extension, Janet Jackson has come up or at least I think.  In certainty, this entry seals her name in Set List history.  

Where his name is cemented in social and pop culture, Janet takes her cue in thematic messages shared through songs reached by the millions on a global scale.  Her lyrics range from intimate tones to social tones to advocacy tones and while suggestive over time, her maturity is long praised by critics.  The rightly deserved honors she has received surely bypass one incident made by a human being.  I personally will always associate the concept of blacklisting with 1940s and 1950s political climate, not the Super Bowl and music.

As I delved into her history, I realized that Janet Jackson is unique away from the Jackson Family and her profound talent was discovered through herself and her own voice.  

Never accept control.

Never back down.

Never give up.

February by Janet Jackson

The Look of Love

February Romance

Background

"The Look of Love" was composed by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.  Where intended to be an instrumental, Hal David later added lyrics. 

The song was introduced as an instrumental version by American jazz saxophonist, Stan Getz, in 1966. 

The song was introduced with lyrics by English pop singer, Dusty Springfield, in 1967.

The song was notably featured in the 1967 James Bond film, Casino Royale.  This feature earned a Best Original Song Academy Award nomination in 1968.

Other recordings include Scott Walker (in 1969), Sergio Mendes (in 1966), and Diana Kroll (in 2001).

"The Look of Love" was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2008.

(Wikipedia)

Soapbox Journey - Send Her My Love

On the surface, "Send Her My Love" is a sweet love song with haunting lyrics of a once precious relationship.  At least that is my take.

On the literal surface, "Send Her My Love" as a title is the theme of this debut edition of Soapbox Journey.  

I am a conservative blue gal.  I was born in blue and raised in blue.  I live forever in blue.  I know those in red and we do not always agree but we get along for the sake of a healthy debate.  I vote blue but respect red...

...I fought for blue in my own way, email signature after email signature.  My heart had faith.  The peaceful transition of power did not.

Was blue going to behave?  "Nope" and kept walking.

Red.  The inaugural speech laid out four years in a snapshot.  Snapshot plans were set in place.  The Gulf of America (which America?).  Set up detention centers and go live with arrests quickly filling planes for deportation.  An alligator Alcatraz?  Families separated.  

Red.  Tariffs.  White House host to foreign leaders.  Brutal bullying of those...you know who he is and we stand with him.  A facade love story with Russia.  A real exit from allies with determined threats.

Red.  The cabinet.  The appointees.  The inner circle.  Determined threats to look pretty on film?

Red.  ICE.  Determined threats to determined reality.

Los Angeles.  Chicago.  Nationwide.

Minneapolis.  The murders that should not have happened.  The growing unrest...

...to the fragile protection of democracy.

Democracy is fighting back.  Millions nationwide with thousands per city taking over and blocking streets.  Millions globally, including our precious London.  New York PD bullying back, ripping off masks, exposing the hell everyone - red and blue - needs to realize and combat.

Recall probable cause and judicial warrants, to name a few constitutional requirements?

I am a conservative blue.  I am a loud Democrat for my country, my family's country, my extended family living in a more welcoming time when America's melting pot meant something positive and hopeful.

I am a bulldog American that will not tolerate policies promoting upheaval because he does not want elections, impeachment, trial, conviction, and imprisonment.

"Ice Ice Baby" is not our nation's anthem.  "The Star Spangled Banner" is the anthem of the United States of America.  To hell or high water we must remain united or otherwise break, this time by blue v. red, not north v. south.

Until then, send her - the United States of America - my love.

This is my soapbox journey.  (I am sorry to bring you in, Journey.)

Happy Birthday, Mike Campbell

Michael Wayne Campbell

b. February 1, 1950

American guitarist and vocalist

Former member of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Co-wrote such songs as "Refugee," "Here Comes My Girl," "You Got Lucky," and "Runnin' Down a Dream"

Mike Campbell served as a session guitarist and songwriter for such artists as Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer" and "The Heat of the Matter" & Stevie Nicks's solo work.

Campbell and New Zealand singer, Neil Finn, joined Fleetwood Mac on their world tour in 2018-2019.

At the end of the tour, Mike Campbell created his own band, the Dirty Knobs.  As of 2024, they have released three albums.

Mike Campbell is listed at No. 79 on Rolling Stone's Top 100 Guitarists (November 2011)

Mike Campbell was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002 as a member of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

Discography

(Wikipedia)

In conclusion...

I was unable to gather a larger amount of history and background covering Mike Campbell.  However what I have to offer here impressively speaks on its own.  He worked with Tom Petty for several decades before moving on to side projects and solo work.  And he is still rocking.  Therefore, I will conclude this post on that note.

Happy Birthday, Mike Campbell.

January 2026 Set List

January 2026

Set List

1.  Happy Birthday

2.  Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

3.  Winter Wonderland

4.  Frosty the Snowman

5.  Sleigh Ride

6.  Baby, It's Cold Outside

7.  I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm

8.  Cold Weather Blues

9.  Silent Night

10.  Winter Marches On

Sweet 16 - Animal by Kesha

Kesha Rose Sebert

American singer and songwriter

Genres considered - Pop, Electronic, Dance, Hip-Hop

Breakthrough success when featured on rapper Flo-Rida's single, "Right Round"

Influences include Madonna, Queen, the Rolling Stones, the Black Eyed Peas, Gwen Stefani, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Beck, Beastie Boys, and more

Country music influences include Dolly Parton and Johnnie Cash

Career

Discography

(Wikipedia)

Animal

Debut album

Released in the U.S. on January 5, 2010

Genres considered - Electropop, Dance-Pop

Themes - Love, Heartbreak, Boys, Having a good time

Mixed reviews

"fun, carefree nature"

"juvenile...insincere"

Commercial success

No. 1 Canadian Albums 

No. 1 Billboard 200

No. 1 Greece Albums

No. 5 Australia

No. 6 New Zealand

No. 8 UK Albums

Top 10 in 7 other countries

10th best-selling album in the U.S. in 2010

Lead single - "Tik Tok"

- Released on August 7, 2009

- No. 1 in 11 countries

- No. 1 Billboard Hot 100

- 12.8 million digital copies sold worldwide in 2010

6.8 million in the U.S. alone

Best selling single of the year

"Blah Blah Blah", "Your Love Is My Drug", "Take It Off"

- Top 10 in Australia, Canada, and the U.S.

Review Scores -

AllMusic - 3/5 Stars

Billboard - 3.5/5 Stars

Entertainment Weekly - B+

The Guardian - 2/5 Stars

Los Angeles Times - 3/4 Stars

NME - 5/10 Stars

The Phoenix - 3/4 Stars

Pitchfork - 7.3/10

Slant Magazine - 1.5/5 Stars

Track List -

1.  Your Love Is My Drug

2.  Tik Tok

3.  Take It Off

4.  Kiss n Tell

5.  Stephen

6.  Blah Blah Blah

7.  Hungover

8.  Party at a Rich Dude's House

9.  Backstabber

10.  Blind 

11.  Dinosaur

12.  Dancing with Tears in My Eyes

13.  Boots & Boys

14.  Animal

Year-end Charts 2010

No. 11 Australia

No. 44 Austria

No. 12 Canada

No. 88 France

No. 91 Germany

No. 61 Japan

No. 68 Mexico

No. 30 New Zealand

No. 31 Switzerland

No. 84 UK Albums

No. 20 Billboard 200

No. 6 Billboard Digital Albums

Decade-end Charts 2010-2019

No. 64 Australia

No. 115 Billboard 200

Certifications -

Gold in Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Poland, & Sweden

Platinum in Mexico & the UK

2x Platinum in Australia, Canada, & New Zealand

4x Platinum in the U.S.

Honor -

Juno Award Nomination (2011)

(Wikipedia)

Okay.  Let me get this straight.  

Icons from the 1970s and 1980s with well before and modern pop culture after have garnered music history in the form of Billboard honors, Rolling Stone honors, Hall of Fame Honors especially including the coveted Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, timeless albums and songs that are radio station staples, and impressive certifications ranging from Gold, Platinum, Multi-Platinum, and in rare cases Diamond.

I have seen glowing critical reviews and commercial success nearly untouchable.

Rolling Stone lists, VH1 lists, and Q lists are the most common in research.  The 500 Greatest, The 100 Greatest...by album, by song, by artist, by genre...that list goes on.

Artists inspired by or inspiring current - influences impacting all generations

So let me get this straight.  Kesha, who stylizes her name as Ke$ha, reaches No. 1 on Billboard 200 with her debut album and lengthy international certifications including multi-platinum by the RIAA when critical reviews are either "fun" or "juvenile"?  

Every artist names album songs uniquely.  Yet I cannot take hers seriously.  

This year, 2026, marks Sweet 16 on Set List.  The year 2010 will forever be the most memorable because of the discovery of blogging and launching Set List with a curated touch.  Classic and understated.

I never knew what music truly had to offer in 2010.

Happy Birthday, Leslie Bricusse

Leslie Charles Bricusse

January 29, 1931 - October 19, 2021

British composer, lyricist, and playwright

Theater musicals & theme music for films

Best known for writing the music and lyrics for such films as -

Doctor Dolittle

Goodbye, Mr. Chips

Scrooge

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Tom and Jerry:  The Movie

James Bond film songs - "Goldfinger' & "You Only Live Twice"

Love theme from Superman - "Can You Read My Mind?" (with John Williams)

"Le Jazz Hot!" (with Henry Mancini) from Victor/Victoria

- Career -

Partnership with Anthony Newley (English actor, director, comedian, singer, and composer) - 1960s and 1970s

- Wrote the musical Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (1961)

- 1966 film version and Grammy-winning Song of the Year - "What Kind of Fool Am I?"

- The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd (1965)

- Music for Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)

As a lyricist, Bricusse collaborated with composer Cyril Ornadel.

- Pickwick (1963) ... based on Charles Dickens' The Pickwick Papers

Other collaborators -

Henry Mancini - Victor/Victoria (1982) & Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992)

John Williams - Home Alone (1990) & Hook (1991)

Other compositions -

Music and lyrics for the songs in the 1967 film Doctor Dolittle (as well as the screenplay) ... Box-office failure ... "Talk to the Animals" earned Bricusse an Academy Award for Best Original Song

Scored the 1969 film Goodbye, Mr. Chips

"The Candy Man" (1972, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory) - No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 as performed by Sammy Davis Jr. 

Partnership with George Tipton for the opening theme to the American sitcom, It's a Living

Pure Imagination:  The World of Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse 

- Directed by Bruce Kimmel

- Pacific Resident Theater (Venice, California, 2013)

- St. James Theater (London, 2015)

Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame (1989)

Order of the British Empire from Queen Elizabeth II (2001)

Pure Imagination:  A Sorta-Biography (2015 release, foreword by Elton John)

- Works -

Musicals, Songs, Awards/Nominations

(5 Tony Award Nominations, 8 Academy Award Nominations, 1 Golden Raspberry Award Nomination)

(Wikipedia)

Every film and television series written, produced, and directed is not entirely possible without a score composition.  The opening creates anticipation with a song.  The climax furthers interest and intrigue with a song.  The ending drives emotion with a song.  The pace throughout is kept up with music.  Scores maintain the flow of the plot and character development where otherwise sitting still with so much time of pure dialog can be exhausting.

Broadway and off-Broadway musicals can be viewed the same way.

Just consider how valuable music is to visual entertainment and early radio variety programs.  Think of your favorite movie or television show and then think of integrated music.  What do you notice?  Does the music have a positive or negative impact on what you are watching?

One More Time...

 One More Time...

9th album

American rock band, Blink-182

Released in October 2023

Genres considered - Punk Rock, Pop Punk

Return of vocalist/guitarist Tom DeLonge after departure in 2015

Lyrical themes - relationships, maturity, the band's history, and Mark Hoppus' cancer battle

Produced by Travis Barker

No. 1 Billboard 200

Top 5 in 12 countries

Generally critical acclaim

Songs

Charts -

No. 1 Billboard 200

No. 2 UK Albums

No. 2 Australia

No. 2 Germany

No. 2 Switzerland

Top 5 in Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, & New Zealand

Year-end Chart (2023)

No. 34 UK Vinyl Albums

Year-end Charts (2024)

No. 45 Billboard Top Album Sales

No. 38 Billboard Top Current Album Sales

No. 58 Billboard Top Rock Albums

Worldwide -

30 million streams in first week of release

"Edging" & "One More Time"

No. 1 Billboard Alternative Airplay

"Edging" - first single on Billboard Hot 100

"One More Time" - Adult Pop Airplay (first time in 18 years)

Review Scores -

AllMusic - 4/5 Stars

Clash - 7/10

The Guardian - 3/5 Stars

The Independent - 2/5 Stars

Kerrang! - 4/5 Stars

NME - 3/5 Stars

Pitchfork - 5.2/10

Rolling Stone - 4/5 Stars

Touring

Track List -

1.  Anthem Part 3

2.  Dance with Me

3.  Fell in Love

4.  Terrified

5.  One More Time

6.  More Than You Know

7.  Turn This Off

8.  When We Were Young

9.  Edging

10.  You Don't Know What You've Got

11.  Blink Wave

12.  Bad News

13.  Hurt (interlude)

14.  Turpentine

15.  Fuck Face

16.  Other Side

17.  Childhood

(Digital exclusive - 18.  Cut Me Off ... 19.  See You)

One More Time... Part 2 : Bonus Tracks

20.  No Fun

21.  All in My Head

22.  Can't Go Back

23.  Every Other Weekend

24.  Everyone Everywhere

25.  If You Ever Left

26.  One Night Stand

27.  Take Me In

Certifications -

Gold in Canada

Silver in the UK

(Wikipedia)