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Paramore Catalog Albums Re-Enter Official Rock and Metal Chart at Nos. 29 and 39
Paramore placed two albums on the Official Rock and Metal Albums chart the week of May 8, 2026, one week after All We Know Is Falling nearly reached No. 1. Brand New Eyes re-entered at No. 29 and Riot at No. 39 while the band tied Green Day and My Chemical Romance for fourth-most titles on the tally. Pink Floyd led with five entries and Foo Fighters held the top spot.
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Paramore saw two catalog albums re-enter the Official Rock and Metal Albums chart the week of May 8, 2026, with Brand New Eyes at No. 29 and Riot at No. 39.
One week earlier, All We Know Is Falling had re-entered at No. 2 after its Record Store Day reissue but has fallen off the chart entirely this week. You Got This by Skindred opened at No. 1 last week.
Your Favorite Toy by Foo Fighters now sits at No. 1. Paramore has appeared on the Official Rock and Metal Albums chart since All We Know Is Falling launched in October 2006. The band has racked up five appearances on the chart.
All five of those titles have spent time in the top 10. Riot, Brand New Eyes and Paramore's self-titled album have all reached No. Riot has spent 357 weeks on the chart as of the week of May 8, 2026.
Brand New Eyes has spent 213 weeks on the tally during the same period. No other Paramore collection has reached triple-digit weeks on the list.
The band's latest chart presence comes one week after it nearly earned a new No. 1. With two titles this week, Paramore is tied with Green Day and My Chemical Romance for the fourth-most hits on the Official Rock and Metal Albums chart.
Nirvana and Linkin Park each appear in three slots. Pink Floyd has five titles on the chart this week. Live From The Los Angeles Sports Arena by Pink Floyd reached No.
The live set opened at No. 6 last week after its own Record Store Day release. It now sits only behind the Foo Fighters release. “Still Into You” by Paramore stands at No.
