BMG’s Nick Attaway gets a second week at #1 with Sum 41’s “Dopamine.” Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis hits #2 with Dexter and the Moonrocks’ “Sad in Carolina.” Dirty Hit’s beabadoobee rises to #11 with “Beaches.” ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd impresses with The Cure’s “A Fragile Thing” (Capitol) arriving in the Top 15, Verve Forecast’s Head and the Heart enter the Top 20 with “Arrow” and Interscope’s U2 joins the Top 25 with “Picture of You (X+W).” Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins also enters the Top 20 with Gigi Perez’s “Sailor Song,” and Just Us League’s Ekoh debuts with “Good Things” f/Lo Spirit.

ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd earns Most Added honors for a second week in a row with Head and the Heart’s “Arrow” (Verve Forecast). Arista’s Nick Petropoulos had a real nice week with Jonah Kagen’s “God Needs the Devil.” Other winners include Pool Toys’ Culture Wars with “It Hurts,” Martha’s/Thirty Tigers’ Smashing Pumpkins with “Who Goes There” and FBR/Elektra/Atlantic’s Twenty One Pilots with “Routines in the Night.”

Congrats to BMG’s Nick Attaway as he gets next week’s new #1 with Sum 41’s “Dopamine.” Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis hits the Top 3 with Dexter and the Moonrocks’ “Sad in Carolina.” Republic’s Amanda Dobbins enters the Top 10 with Glass Animals’ “A Tear in Space (Airlock).” Dirty Hit’s beabadoobee rises to #12 with “Beaches” as Concord’s Angelo Scrobe hits the Top 15 with The Offspring’s “Ok, but This Is the Last Time.” ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd quickly joins the Top 20 with The Cure’s “A Fragile Thing” (Capitol), as does Domino’s Franz Ferdinand with “Audacious.” Island/Republic’s Gigi Perez arrives in the Top 25 with “Sailor Song.” And making its chart debut this week is Cletus the Van’s Judah & the Lion with “Floating in the Night.”

ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd had a strong week on Head and the Heart’s “Arrow” (Verve Forecast), which was the #1 Most Added track. Dirty Hit's beabadoobee also had a great week of adds on “Beaches.” Other winners include Domino's Franz Ferdinand with “Audacious,” AWAL's Wombats with “Sorry I’m Late, I Didn’t…” and Capitol/ICLG's The Cure with “A Fragile Thing.”

Third Man’s Jack White gets a second week at #1 with “That’s How I’m Feeling.” Hollywood’s Buddy Deal enters the Top 10 with almost monday’s “Can’t Slow Down,” while Dirty Hit’s beabadoobee approaches the Top 15 with “Beaches” and Concord’s Angelo Scrobe arrives in the Top 20 with Offspring’s “Ok, But This Is the Last Time.” ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd gets a nice debut with Head and the Heart’s “Arrow” (Verve Forecast). Other debuts include FBR/Elektra/Atlantic’s Twenty One Pilots with “Routines in the Night” and Cletus the Van’s Judah & the Lion with “Floating in The Night.”

Parlophone/Atlantic’s Coldplay has this week’s Most Added record with “All My Love.” Virgin’s Marisa DiFrisco had a nice week with Bishop Briggs’ “My Serotonin,” as did Concord’s Angelo Scrobe with Offspring’s “Ok, But This Is the Last Time” and ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd with The Cure’s “A Fragile Thing” (Capitol). Other winners include FBR/Elektra/Atlantic’s Twenty One Pilots with “Routines in the Night” and Pool Toys’ Culture Wars with “It Hurts.”

Third Man’s Jack White will have next week’s new #1 with “That’s How I’m Feeling.” Congrats to AWAL’s Dave Lombardi for hitting Top 10 with Royel Otis’ “Sofa King” (Ourness/In2une). Hollywood’s Buddy Deal is next up to the Top 10 as almost monday’s “Can’t Slow Down” rises to #11. Glassnote’s Michael Starr joins the Top 15 with bby’s“Kinky.” Concord’s Angelo Scrobe quickly approaches the Top 20 with Offspring’s “Ok, But This Is the Last Time.” ICLG’s Robbie Lloyd also swiftly sees The Cure’s “A Fragile Thing” enter the Top 25. And Arista’s Nick Petropoulos gets a nice debut with Jonah Kagen’s “God Needs the Devil.”

Warner’s Rob Goldklang gets a sixth week at #1 with Linkin Park’s “The Emptiness Machine.” Rob and Crush’sGarrett Capone enter the Top 10 with Green Day’s “Bobby Sox.” Next up to the Top 10 will be Ourness/In2une’s Royel Otis with “Sofa King.” Led by Dave Lombardi, the track is now at #11. Dirty Hit’s beabadoobee hits the Top 20 with “Beaches,” while Concord’s Angelo Scrobe gets a strong debut at #29 with Offspring’s “Ok, But This Is the Last Time.” Also scoring a nice chart debut is Sumerian’s Mike Jakubow with Weathers’ “Wasn’t Going to Go Out.”