Ed Sheeran's "Play" Tops the Charts
In the world of German music, a new week brings fresh developments and chart-topping releases. Here's a roundup of the latest news:
Ed Sheeran's latest album, "Play," has made a triumphant entry into the German album charts, claiming the number one spot. This marks Sheeran's sixth number one album in Germany, further cementing his popularity in the country. The album, which reached the charts in September 2025, has been well-received by fans.
Meanwhile, Helene Fischer's album "The Most Beautiful Children's Songs - Dance & Celebrate" has entered the charts at number nine, indicating a strong showing for the beloved singer.
However, it's not all smooth sailing for everyone. RAF Camora, who previously held the number one spot, has dropped to number 15. The deathcore band Lorna Shore's album "I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me" has entered the charts at number four, but the success of these heavier genres might be a source of debate among traditional music fans.
The song "HeidiFest" on ProSeven has caused confusion among viewers, with the question "What the hell is this?" echoing across social media. It remains to be seen how this will impact the show's ratings.
In the singles chart, "Golden" by an unspecified artist maintains its reign at number one for the seventh week in a row. A new entry at number two is "First Summer Without You" by rapper Pashanim, which has been met with positive responses from fans.
The US alternative duo Twenty One Pilots' album "Breach" has made an impressive debut at number two in the album charts.
Singer-songwriter Heinz Rudolf Kunze's album "Offer and Demand" has entered the charts at number five, while Unheilig's comeback song "Wonderful" has debuted at number 51.
In other news, Heino's new single "Holla die Waldfee" has failed to make it into the top 100 of the German album charts. Reality TV star Claudia Obert appears as Little Red Riding Hood in the music video for the single.
The music industry isn't the only sphere experiencing changes. Till Brönner's album "Italia" has dropped from number five to number 21 on the German album charts. Hardy Krüger Jr. and his wife have announced their separation, marking a new beginning for both parties.
Lastly, there's sad news for fans of Schlager music, as a new song by an unspecified artist is causing great sadness for many. Meanwhile, Sophia Thomalla and Alexander Zverev have reportedly split up, according to a photo that suggests this.
Stay tuned for more updates from the German charts!
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