Chart Beat

The Rolling Stones' Zip Code tour wraps with $109.7 million grossed from 628,733 tickets sold.

Jill Scott is heading towards her second No. 1 album on the Billboard 200, as her latest release, "Woman," is on track to debut atop the list.

Singer-songwriter Jason Isbell takes a countrified turn with his new project and speeds to No. 1 on Top Country Albums with Something More Than Free.

Three cheers -- and three weeks at No. 1 -- for OMI's "Cheerleader"! "Cheerleader" leads the Billboard Hot 100 for a third week, actually widening its lead over runner-up "Can't Feel My Face" by The Weeknd (it spends a second week at No. 2). Just a week ago, The Weeknd looked to continue its momentum to a possible No. 1 standing, as "Face" had just 9 percent fewer points than "Cheerleader."

Before Elvis & the Beatles ... Elton John, Madonna & Mariah ... Rihanna, Taylor, Gaga, and Katy Perry: Tommy Dorsey led the first Billboard chart, dated July 27, 1940. Celebrate this special diamond anniversary.

The vibrant, horn-based song "My Type" takes the lead on the June edition of Billboard & Clio Music's Top Commercials powered by Shazam.

Last week’s U.K. chart-toppers both retain their crowns in the new data from the Official Charts Company.

On the latest Billboard 200 albums chart: Eric Church's "The Outsiders" reaches 1 million sold, R5 and Ross Lynch's sales continue to grow, Kidz Bop Kids celebrate its 51st No. 1 on the Kid Albums chart, and Years & Years arrives.

Major Lazer and DJ Snake top Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart (dated Aug. 1) with "Lean On," featuring MO (3-1). It's the first leader for Major Lazer and the second for DJ Snake, who, with Lil Jon, scored the chart's No. 1 song of 2014, "Turn Down for What."

The Lzzy Hale-fronted band matches a mark among women rockers. Plus, Between the Buried and Me and Bring Me the Horizon notches debuts.