Ella Langley’s album Dandelion has returned to the top spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart for a third time, marking its third nonconsecutive week at No. 1. The album rose two positions on the Sept. 19-dated chart, earning 67,000 equivalent album units in the United States during the week ending Sept. 10. This is the smallest weekly unit count for a No. 1 album since SZA’s SOS returned to the top in May 2025 with 52,000 units. Dandelion originally debuted at No. 1 on April 25, 2026, spending its first two weeks at the top and never leaving the top five since.
The chart also saw other notable movements, including ADÉLA’s debut album PRIMA entering at No. 4, while Ariana Grande’s petal climbs to No. 6 after a new deluxe edition was released, according to Billboard. Beyoncé’s former No. 1 B’Day re-enters the chart at No. 8 following its 20th anniversary expanded reissue. The album originally debuted at No. 1 in 2006 and was her second solo leader. In the latest tracking week, B’Day earned 38,000 equivalent album units, a rise of 385% from the previous week. Billboard said B’Day earned 22,000 streaming-equivalent album units and 16,000 units from album sales. It is the album’s first appearance on the Billboard 200 since 2008. The expanded version included bonus tracks and was released in vinyl, CD, and digital formats.
Among the new additions was Beyoncé’s latest Hot 100 hit, ‘Morning Dew (Donk),’ which peaked at No. 26 in July and also reached No. 1 on the Adult R&B Airplay chart. ADÉLA’s PRIMA debuts at No. 4 with 56,000 equivalent album units, driven mostly by album sales of 31,000. Billboard said PRIMA also earned 25,000 streaming-equivalent album units, equal to 25.94 million official on-demand streams. PRIMA’s No. 4 debut gives ADÉLA her first Billboard 200 top 10. The Slovakian singer-songwriter gained attention after appearing on Dream Academy in 2023, though she was among the first eliminated from the show. She released her debut single ‘Homewrecked’ in 2024 and followed it with ‘Superscar,’ before signing to Capitol Records in 2025. She launched her first EP, The Provocateur, that same year and made her Billboard Hot 100 debut in August with the PRIMA track ‘Ain’t in LA,’ which reached No. 61.
The new album’s first-week sales were supported by multiple formats including vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital downloads with bonus tracks. Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide climbs to No. 5 on the chart with 47,000 equivalent album units, down 12% from the previous week. Ariana Grande’s former No. 1 petal rises to No. 6 after a new deluxe edition was released, gaining 36% in units. Rod Wave’s Don’t Look Down falls to No. 7 after debuting at No. 1 the previous week, with its second-week total of 42,000 units down 57%.
Drake’s ICEMAN drops to No. 9 with 36,000 equivalent album units, a decrease of 6% from the prior week. Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving retreats to No. 10 with 34,000 units, down 8% from the previous week.
The chart rankings are compiled by Luminate, an independent data provider for Billboard charts, which reviews and authenticates all submitted data. The Billboard 200 combines traditional album sales with track-equivalent and streaming-equivalent album units.