charts discussion BuzzAngle: Biggest Grammy Boosts

[Hector]

Grammy Winning Albums:

– Album sales for 25 by Adele jumped 232% Sunday night as a result of winning album of the year… 25 had 4,044 sales on Sunday.

– Sturgill Simpson’s album A Sailor’s Guide to Earth had 3,471 sales on Sunday and experienced the biggest uplift in sales among all Grammy winning albums (that had sales < 500 sales) with an uplift of 789%.

– Beyoncé’s Lemonade had the most sales on Sunday out of all the winning albums with 4,373 sales; that was an increase of 297% compared to the previous 6 day average.

Other Album Impact:

– Even though Bruno Mars album 24K Magic did not win a Grammy, his album jumped 206% with 6,728 sales on Sunday. 24K Magic was the 2nd biggest selling album in U.S. on Sunday with 6,728 sales.

– While Maren Morris’ album did not win for Country album of the year, it did experience an uplift of 300% in sales on Sunday with 2,727 sales.

Song Performance Impact:

– All the Songs performed on the Grammy’s experienced an average increase of 2,363% in song sales on the night of the Grammys compared to the six days leading up to the awards show.

– Maren Morris’ song Once (which she performed with Alicia Keys) had the the overall largest growth in sales of all songs performed; up over 13,477% in sales on Sunday compared to the previous six days. There were just about 5,600 sales for Once on Sunday night compared to a daily average of 41 sales for the previous 6 days.

– William Bell’s Born Under A Bad Sign had the largest percentage growth in sales 23,691%; a unit sales increase of 1,698. The average daily songs sales for Born Under A Bad Sign leading up to the awards show was seven sales.

– Ed Sheeran’s Shape Of You and Bruno Mar’s That’s What I Like were the top two songs that had the largest sales gains on Sunday of all songs performed. Shape Of You had 46,266 sales on Sunday (up 164%) which was an increase of nearly 29,000 sales compared to the previous six days. That’s What I Like had 23,000 sales on Sunday (up 527%) which was an increase of nearly 20,000 sales compared to the previous six days

– Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars were the performers that had the largest overall song sales increases among all performers.
Ed Sheeran had 59,405 song sales on Sunday; with an increase of 37,080 sales compared to the previous 6 day average (or 166% growth).
Bruno Mars had 48,756 song sales on Sunday; an increase of 36,382 sales compared to the previous 6 day average (or 294% growth).

– Maren Morris had the largest Grammy growth for song sales among all performers (815%) who had a sales increase of greater than 10,000 sales.

– There were four artists that experienced over 1,000% growth in song sales; Sturgill Simpson (1,063%), The Time (1,871%), Gary Clark Jr. (2,146%) and William Bell (5,803%).

– The three artists that had tributes; Prince, Bee Gees and George Michael each had triple digit song sales growth:
Prince song sales grew 338% on Sunday as a result of the tribute by Bruno Mars and The Time.
George Michael song sales grew 553% on Sunday as a result of the tribute by Adele.
Bee Gees song sales grew 640% on Sunday as a result of the tribute by Demi Lovato, Tori Kelly and Little Big Town.
Artist Performance Sales Impact:
 

Rank	Artist	Song Sales Unit Increase	Song Sales % Increase
1	Ed Sheeran	37,080	166%
2	Bruno Mars	36,382	294%
3	Keith Urban	18,008	331%
4	Maren Morris	17,984	815%
5	The Weeknd	15,431	117%
6	Adele	13,783	196%
7	Beyoncé	12,881	139%
8	Lukas Graham	12,376	585%
9	Katy Perry	8,756	45%
10	Bee Gees	7,850	640%
11	Prince	7,492	338%
12	George Michael	7,131	553%
13	Sturgill Simpson	5,173	1,063%
14	Little Big Town	4,562	66%
15	Kelsea Ballerini	4,519	188%
16	John Legend	4,144	105%
17	Anderson .Paak	3,182	969%
18	Gary Clark Jr.	3,180	2,146%
19	Metallica	2,357	82%
20	A Tribe Called Quest	2,351	768%
21	Carrie Underwood	1,846	66%
22	William Bell	1,741	5,803%
23	The Time	1,687	1,871%
24	Pentatonix	1,276	95%
25	Alicia Keys	884	68%
26	Demi Lovato	834	87%
27	Tori Kelly	757	148%
28	Daft Punk	750	82%
29	Andra Day	699	79%
30	Kirk Franklin	146	49%
31	Cynthia Erivo	70	272%

Grammys Song Performance Impact:

Rank	Title	Artist	Song Sales Unit Increase	Song Sales % Increase
1	Shape of You	Ed Sheeran	28,714	164%
2	That’s What I Like	Bruno Mars	19,339	527%
3	The Fighter	Keith Urban	14,824	1,180%
4	7 Years	Lukas Graham	10,851	1,045%
5	I Feel It Coming	The Weeknd	10,093	213%
6	Chained To The Rhythm	Katy Perry	6,832	41%
7	Once	Maren Morris	5,548	13,477%
8	Hello	Adele	5,166	428%
9	Peter Pan	Kelsea Ballerini	3,237	496%
10	Starboy	The Weeknd	3,062	103%
11	All Around You	Sturgill Simpson	2,163	9,684%
12	Love Drought	Beyoncé	2,155	1249%
13	Fastlove	George Michael	1,950	7,907%
14	How Deep Is Your Love	Bee Gees	1,810	1450%
15	Born Under A Bad Sign	William Bell	1,698	23,691%
16	Sandcastles	Beyoncé	1,658	972%
17	God Only Knows	Beach Boys	1,602	1,903%
18	Let’s Go Crazy	Prince & The Revolution	1,511	799%
19	We The People….	A Tribe Called Quest	1,145	1,385%
20	Stayin’ Alive	Bee Gees	1,121	415%
21	Jungle Love	The Time	1,008	2,520%
22	Tragedy	Bee Gees	906	2,323%
23	The Bird	The Time	526	4,155%
24	Moth Into Flame	Metallica	377	516%
25	Award Tour	A Tribe Called Quest	245	1,412%
26	Movin Backwards	A Tribe Called Quest	110	4,700%
27	ABC	Jackson 5	86	85%

Grammys Album Performance Impact:

Rank	Title	Artist	Song Sales Unit Increase	Song Sales % Increase
1	25	Adele	2,825	232%
2	Lemonade	Beyoncé	3,273	297%
3	A Sailor’s Guide to Earth	Sturgill Simpson	3,081	789%
4	Hymns	Joey + Rory	58	31%
5	Love Remains	Hillary Scott & The Scott Family	22	15%
6	Blackstar	David Bowie	168	133%
7	Undercurrent	Sarah Jarosz	146	127%
8	Tell Me I’m Pretty	Cage The Elephant	75	93%
9	This Is Where I Live	William Bell	428	4,667%
10	Star Wars: The Force Awakens	John Williams	7	13%
11	Skin	Flume	59	151%
12	Losing My Religion	Kirk Franklin	18	40%
13	Take Me to the Alley	Gregory Porter	32	81%
14	Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin	Willie Nelson	103	886%
15	The Color Purple	Various Artists	37	260%
16	Sing Me Home	The Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma	26	193%
17	The Last Days of Oakland	Fantastic Negrito	43	398%
18	Country For Old Men	John Scofield	33	275%
19	Culcha Vulcha	Snarky Puppy	28	229%
20	Un Besito Más	Jesse & Joy	19	231%
21	Coming Home	O’Connor Band Mark O’Connor	40	956%
22	White Sun II	White Sun	36	860%
23	E Walea	Kalani Pe’a	40	1,258%
24	Miles Ahead	Miles Davis	13	200%
25	Ziggy Marley	Ziggy Marley	15	314%
26	Porcupine Meat	Bobby Rush	12	400%
27	iLevitable	iLe	13	500%
28	Presidential Suite (Eight Variations on Freedom)	Ted Nash	13	950%
29	Tribute to Irakere: Live in Marciac	Chucho Valdés	10	1,220%
30	Infinity Plus One	Secret Agent 23 Skidoo	6	1,100%
31	Dónde Están	Jose Lugo & Guasabara Combo	3	1,700%
33	Talking for Clapping	Patton Oswalt	1	200%

 

http://www.buzzanglemusic.com/2017-grammys-impact/

[Starkboy]

Bruno and Ed

[Same Ol' Mistakes]

Bruno, Abel and Flume  

[KingB®]

Giselle  

[truthteller]

8,756 45%

they really have to stop this memes

not here for trisha's gif again

Edited February 14, 2017 by truthteller

[CakeLikeLG]

Katy 45% 

[Tylerbv]

Carrie increasing 66% despite not performing her own song or winning anything Legend.

[DancingShoes]

21 minutes ago, Hector said:

– While Maren Morris’ album did not win for Country album of the year, it did experience an uplift of 300% in sales on Sunday with 2,727 sales.

 

22 minutes ago, Hector said:

– Maren Morris’ song Once (which she performed with Alicia Keys) had the the overall largest growth in sales of all songs performed; up over 13,477% in sales on Sunday compared to the previous six days. There were just about 5,600 sales for Once on Sunday night compared to a daily average of 41 sales for the previous 6 days.

 

22 minutes ago, Hector said:

– Maren Morris had the largest Grammy growth for song sales among all performers (815%) who had a sales increase of greater than 10,000 sales.

New queen of country 

 

[Ronnie Redd]

I'm not impressed Adele... I thought you was gon' do at least 100k or close to what Tay did!

[blackbeatxx]

Adele and Bey

 

Bruno!

George Michael!!(thanks Adele )

Bee Gees!!

Maren!

 

[blackbeatxx]

2 minutes ago, Ronnie Redd said:

I'm not impressed Adele... I thought you was gon' do at least 100k or close to what Tay did!

9.2 million vs 5.7 million tho

 

But how much did 1989 do post Grammys?

[Ronnie Redd]

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Edited February 14, 2017 by Ronnie Redd

[Ronnie Redd]

1 minute ago, blackbeatxx said:

9.2 million vs 5.7 million tho

 

But how much did 1989 do post Grammys?

More than what Adele's final sales will be and the fact that Bey beat her out is kind of like wtf... I'm not happy!

[Vrx.]

37k for Ed

 

[Ronnie Redd]

1 minute ago, Johnny said:

Wow you're embarrassing.  Fortunately her 7x US platinum single and 10 million copies sold in the US with her album truly don't care how impressed you are. 

But she swept the Grammy's! Wait...is this the final total? I don't wanna get ahead of myself...

[DELE2125]

9 minutes ago, Ronnie Redd said:

I'm not impressed Adele... I thought you was gon' do at least 100k or close to what Tay did!

Adele outsold 1989's total album sales after just four weeks of "25" release I'm sure you know better than to drag a 9,2M selling album, cause your fave ain't doing it.

 

[wesleywalrus]

Katy, sis

 

 

shouldn't it's prediction be lower then with that low increase? 

[Ronnie Redd]

1 minute ago, DELE2125 said:

Adele outsold 1989's total album sales after just four weeks of "25" release I'm sure you know better than to drag a 9,2M selling album, cause your fave ain't doing it.

 

But I'm team Adele... I'm just shocked 'Dele ain't slay the way I wanted her to slay. 

 

Bey is giving me Mother Gothel in that gif. Adele be careful...

[blackbeatxx]

7 minutes ago, Ronnie Redd said:

But she swept the Grammy's! Wait...is this the final total? I don't wanna get ahead of myself...

As is stated in the article the sales figures are for sunday only.

And again what did 1989 did post grammys? I dont recall.

But yeah Lemonade is doing more and in SOME part i think Adele's AOTY speech plays a part in that. For many, incl me, it felt like Lemonade actually won and she lifted focis from 25. And i'm happy cuz it deserves the great boost!

[Queenyoncee]

Beyonce, Adele, Bruno 

[Dante]

katy 45%  

[BGKC]

IDK why Alicia didn't perform Illusion of Bliss or Holy War or SOMETHING off her album at the Grammy's. Such a waste.

[Saint luv]

37 minutes ago, Dante™ said:

katy 45%  

 

[Ronnie Redd]

8 minutes ago, Johnny said:

No sis, Adele's total for Hello is over 10 million WW, almost 5 million in the U.S in just a little over one year. 

 

25 is certified Diamond in the U.S for > 10 million shipments, and 20 million copies worldwide. It's still #1 on WW iTunes. You're probably were just confused, but rule of thumb is if you're gonna come for anyone's sales, stay away from Adele. 

You do know I'm a fan of Adele's, right?

 

I'm just shocked Beyonce had the biggest boost, probably because Adele gave her her moment. 

[brianc33710]

If William Bell is getting these kind of amazing percentage increases and still only sold just under 1,700 copies, I'd find the results posted in this article rather embarrassing for him. I don't feel like doing the math, but wouldn't this mean he only sold 10-15 copies the week before? And a nearly 5,000% increase only resulted in 428 songs sold? Buzz Angle and HDD probably should've kept Bell's results to themselves, as I can't see how posting these pathetic figures could possibly put Bell in a positive light.