In a super tight battle, look for Hollywood’s Buddy Deal to go #1 with almost monday’s “can’t slow down.” Dualtone’s Julie Muncy quickly enters the Top 10 with The Lumineers’ “Same Old Song,” rising 15*-8* with over 400 spins. Warner’s Rob Goldklang also swiftly moves to the Top 15 with Linkin Park’s “Heavy Is the Crown,” as does RCA’s Gary Gorman with Cage the Elephant’s “Metaverse.” In its second week of airplay, Glassnote’s Michael Starr hits the Top 20 with Mumford & Sons’ “Rushmere,” which is up over 400 spins. REPUBLIC Collective’s Amanda Dobbins also joins the Top 20 with Lola Young’s “Messy,” and R&R Digital’s Mk.gee arrives in the Top 30 with “ROCKMAN.”

Congrats to Glassnote’s Michael Starr for closing out the panel and claiming the #1 Most Added spot with Mumford & Sons’ “Rushmere.” RCA’s Gary Gorman keeps the momentum going with another solid week for Cage the Elephant’s “Metaverse,” while Interscope Capitol’s Robbie Lloyd sees a strong start with Inhaler’s “Your House.” Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins continues to build the buzz around Lola Young’s “Messy.” Other notable wins this week include R&R Digital’s Mk.gee with “Rockman” and Rebel/gamma.’s HonestAV with “Hurts to Fall in Love.”

Congrats to Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush’s Garrett Capone for having next week’s new #1 with Green Day’s “Bobby Sox.” Concord’s Angelo Scrobe enters the Top 5 with Offspring’s “Ok, But This Is the Last Time.” Virgin’s Marisa DiFrisco also joins the Top 5 with Twenty One Pilots’s “The Line” and enters the Top 10 with Justice’s “Neverender” f/Tame Impala. Dualtone’s Julie Muncy quickly hits the Top 15 with The Lumineers’ “Same Old Song” after just two weeks of airplay. Entering the Top 20 this week will be Warner’s Linkin Park with “Heavy Is the Crown,” and Cage the Elephant’s “Metaverse,” guided by RCA’s Gary Gorman. Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins has Lola Young’s buzzing track “Messy” already Top 25. And after just one day of airplay, Glassnote’s Michael Starr will see Mumford & Sons new track “Rushmere” make its chart debut.

Many congrats to Julie Muncy, Dana Murray and everyone at Dualtone for an amazing launch with The Lumineers’ “Same Old Song,” which has 60+ new stations and was far away this week’s most added Alt record. Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins has a great week with Lola Young’s buzzing “Messy.” Other winners include RCA’s Gary Gorman with Cage the Elephant’s “Metaverse” and Warner’s Rob Goldklang with Linkin Park’s “Heavy Is the Crown.”

Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis enjoys another week at #1 with Dexter and the Moonrocks’ “Sad in Carolina.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush’s Garrett Capone look to go #1 the following week with Green Day’s “Bobby Sox,” which is currently at #2. Virgin’s Marisa DiFrisco is next up to the Top 10 with Justice’s “Neverender” f/Tame Impala. And after a couple days of airplay, Dualtone’s Julie Muncy gets a Top 30 debut for The Lumineers’ “Same Old Song.” Making their chart debuts this week are Island/Republic’s Amanda Dobbins with Lola Young’s “Messy” and RCA’s Gary Gorman with Cage the Elephant’s “Metaverse.”

RCA’s Gary Gorman gets Most Added honors this week with Cage the Elephant’s “Metaverse.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang has a strong week with Linkin Park’s “Heavy Is the Crown.” Other winners include Sony Italy/Arista’s Damiano David with “Born With a Broken Heart,” Because/Virgin’s Justice with “Neverender” f/Tame Impala, Concord’s Offspring with “Ok, But This Is the Last Time,” Island/Republic’s Lola Young with “Messy,” Hollywood’s almost monday with “Can’t Slow Down,” Martha’s/Thirty Tigers’ Smashing Pumpkins with “Who Goes There” and R&R Digital’s Mk.gee with “ROCKMAN.”

Big Loud Rock’s Dave Barbis gets a third week at #1 with Dexter and the Moonrocks’ “Sad in Carolina.” Warner’s Rob Goldklang and Crush’s Garrett Capone rise to #2 with Green Day’s “Bobby Sox.” Hollywood’s Buddy Deal enters the Top 5 with almost Monday’s “Can’t Slow Down,” while Dirty Hit’s beabadoobee surges to the Top 10 with “Beaches.” Arista has Jonah Kagen’s “God Needs the Devil” and Mod Sun’s “Hotel Lights” approach the Top 20, and ICLG’s Sam Fender makes his chart debut with “People Watching.”

Congrats to Martha’s/Thirty Tigers’ Mike DePippa as Smashing Pumpkins’s “Who Goes There” shares Most Added honors this week with Atlantic/Virgin’s Twenty One Pilots with “The Line.” Other winners include Third Man’s Jack White with “Archbishop Harold Holmes,” Island/Republic’s Lola Young with “Messy,” Island/Republic’s Gigi Perez with“Sailor Song,” Arista’s Jonah Kagen with “God Needs the Devil” and R&R Digital’s Mk.gee with “Rockman.”