Chart Beat

We're looking back at the incalculably influential British band's history on the U.S. album charts.

Drake doesn’t just rule the music world – he owns Major League Baseball too.

British electronica trio Years & Years have become the first artists to hit the top of the U.K. album chart in the new Friday-to-Thursday sales window, following last week’s launch of New Music Fridays. Their debut album Communion (Polydor/Universal) arrived at No. 1 in today’s new Official Charts Company data. Female pop troupe Little Mix entered the singles chart at the top with "Black Magic" (Syco Music/Sony).

Each Friday, Billboard presents Tomorrow's Hits, a weekly look at new and noteworthy acts making their way toward Billboard chart success.

The First Ladies of Disco fly into the top 10 of Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart (dated July 25) with "Show Some Love" (15-9). Who are the first ladies? Actually, a diva supergroup: Martha Wash, Evelyn "Champagne" King and Linda Clifford.

"Puff Daddy" is back on Billboard's Hot R&B;/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

Lovato's latest leaps 36-28 in its second week on the Hot 100. Plus, moves for Fetty Wap, Fall Out Boy, Steven Tyler & Meghan Trainor (who celebrates her first anniversary of appearing on the chart).

The Weeknd becomes the first artist to claim the top three slots on the nearly three-year-old Hot R&B; Songs chart as “The Hills� hops 4-2 on the chart dated July 25, joining “Earned It� (stationary at No. 3) and “Can’t Feel My Face� (No. 1), at the top.

Meek Mill rules for a second week, becoming just the second rapper to reign for multiple weeks, while Platten punches her way up the chart thanks to the success of her hit "Fight Song."

Singer/actor Tyrese is set for his first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart with "Black Rose."

OMI's "Cheerleader" crowns the Billboard Hot 100, rising 2-1. The buoyant reggae/pop song replaces Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again," featuring Charlie Puth, after 12 weeks, leaving the latter song tied for the longest run at No. 1 ever for a rap single.