Ariana Grande Pushes Her Decade-Old Album To A Brand New Peak

The second half of 2024 has been all about Wicked for Ariana Grande—or at least, that’s how it seemed at first. The singer and actress spent months promoting the musical, and both the film and its accompanying soundtrack album became hugely successful.

Weeks after debuting that soundtrack high on several Billboard charts, some of the albums that made Grande a household name are back in the spotlight. One of her biggest and most enduring full-lengths hasn’t just returned to a few charts—it’s hit a brand-new peak on one, more than a decade after its release.

Grande’s My Everything reappears on the Vinyl Albums chart this week, reaching a new high. This frame, the album climbs to No. 24, sitting in the second-to-last position on the 25-slot ranking of the best-selling vinyl releases in the U.S.

While it’s not a new release, My Everything has only spent two weeks on the Vinyl Albums chart. When the album first arrived in 2014, vinyl hadn’t yet experienced the resurgence that has since reshaped the music industry. Now that the format is thriving, Grande’s fans have helped the set achieve another milestone, as its time on the chart doubles this week.

My Everything manages to reappear on a trio of Billboard tallies this week, including the Vinyl Albums chart, where it performs the best. The album also returns to the Top Album Sales chart (No. 38) and the Billboard 200 (No. 183).

Grande’s catalog is enjoying renewed popularity, thanks to several factors. The ongoing success of Wicked has certainly kept her name top of mind, while well-timed re-releases have taken advantage of holiday shopping trends. She currently fills two spots on the Vinyl Albums chart, as the Wicked soundtrack holds on inside the top 10.

Two more Grande projects also return to the Billboard 200 this week. Thank U, Next reappears at No. 145, while Dangerous Woman lands at No. 190. Both of these albums, which previously reached the top tier of the chart, were absent from the ranking last week.

In the past tracking week, My Everything moved nearly 9,600 equivalent units, a substantial gain. That sum includes almost 5,550 pure purchases, marking a staggering increase of more than 2,000% from the week before, when it sold fewer than 300 copies.