Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey and Don Felder of the rock band "Eagles" pose for a ... [+]
The Eagles are in the middle of what may very well be the band’s final concert tour. As the group prepares to play more shows to huge crowds throughout Europe, their latest album has become another hit for the band–one that’s brought them back into the highest reaches of several Billboard charts.
This week, the Eagles hit the top 10 on three different tallies. The band debuts their latest project To The Limit: The Essential Collection inside the loftiest region on a trio of rosters, showing that there’s still intense interest in their music, even after decades together.
To The Limit debuts highest on the Top Rock Albums. On that ranking of the most-consumed rock full-lengths and EPs in the U.S., the new set from the Eagles opens at No. 6.
The same compilation starts at No. 8 on a very similar list, the Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart. As its name suggests, that roster includes both pure rock and pure alternative titles, and it also focuses on total consumption of all eligible projects.
The Eagles come in just one rung lower on the Top Album Sales chart. To The Limit opens at No. 9 on that ranking of the bestselling efforts in America. According to Luminate, the latest offering from the band arrives with 6,987 copies purchased.
To The Limit marks the fifth top 10 for the Eagles on all three of those charts. On the genre-specific lists, the new release brings the band their first new win inside that tier since 2020. On the Top Album Sales chart, they reached the top 10 just last year.
The latest from the Eagles also manages to debut on the Billboard 200. That chart ranks all of the 200 most-consumed albums in the country, regardless of how long they’ve been around or what style of music they fit under. On that list, To The Limit launches at No. 30, earning one of the highest starts of the week. The set moved 22,115 equivalent units in its first seven days of availability.
