Guns N' Roses Makes Strong Start to the End of the Year with Top 10 Debuts on iTunes
The music industry has seen a significant shift in recent years, with many artists opting for less promotional campaigns around holiday seasons. This means that late November and December are no longer as crucial as they once were. However, this trend also allows standout performers who release new music to truly shine.
This Friday, Guns N' Roses is at the forefront of new releases, delivering two top 10 hits on iTunes with "Nothin'" and "Atlas." The band's latest tracks have become instant fan favorites and are poised to debut in high positions on hard rock and rock-only charts globally. At the moment, "Nothin'" takes the lead at No. 3, while "Atlas" comes in at a close second at No. 5.
While Guns N' Roses dominates the top 10, rising country star Ella Langley leads the pack with her hit single "Choosin' Texas." Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters worldwide smash "Golden" takes the runner-up spot, followed closely by Mariah Carey's annual favorite "All I Want for Christmas Is You" at No. 4.
The rest of the top 10 features hits from popular artists like Taylor Swift, Olivia Dean, and Alex Warren. A few more tracks have made it into the top 40 on iTunes, including Zac Brown Band's "I Ain't Worried About It," which currently sits at No. 13.
Guns N' Roses' latest releases mark the first of their new music in 2025, following a gap since 2023. The band has followed a consistent release pattern, delivering two singles every few months and then taking a year off. Their latest tracks were originally written during the Chinese Democracy era, which saw multiple songs from that full-length album released over the years.
The success of Guns N' Roses' new releases is a testament to their enduring legacy as one of the most iconic rock bands in history. With two top 10 debuts on iTunes, they are sure to stay in the spotlight for the foreseeable future.
The music industry has seen a significant shift in recent years, with many artists opting for less promotional campaigns around holiday seasons. This means that late November and December are no longer as crucial as they once were. However, this trend also allows standout performers who release new music to truly shine.
This Friday, Guns N' Roses is at the forefront of new releases, delivering two top 10 hits on iTunes with "Nothin'" and "Atlas." The band's latest tracks have become instant fan favorites and are poised to debut in high positions on hard rock and rock-only charts globally. At the moment, "Nothin'" takes the lead at No. 3, while "Atlas" comes in at a close second at No. 5.
While Guns N' Roses dominates the top 10, rising country star Ella Langley leads the pack with her hit single "Choosin' Texas." Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters worldwide smash "Golden" takes the runner-up spot, followed closely by Mariah Carey's annual favorite "All I Want for Christmas Is You" at No. 4.
The rest of the top 10 features hits from popular artists like Taylor Swift, Olivia Dean, and Alex Warren. A few more tracks have made it into the top 40 on iTunes, including Zac Brown Band's "I Ain't Worried About It," which currently sits at No. 13.
Guns N' Roses' latest releases mark the first of their new music in 2025, following a gap since 2023. The band has followed a consistent release pattern, delivering two singles every few months and then taking a year off. Their latest tracks were originally written during the Chinese Democracy era, which saw multiple songs from that full-length album released over the years.
The success of Guns N' Roses' new releases is a testament to their enduring legacy as one of the most iconic rock bands in history. With two top 10 debuts on iTunes, they are sure to stay in the spotlight for the foreseeable future.
guns n roses always brings the fire 
and it's awesome to see them back with new music 
! interesting how their release pattern is consistent despite taking a gap every year 
. It's like everyone wants a piece of that Christmas cookie budget 
. Can't we just take a break from music and focus on our holiday traditions instead? I mean, what's wrong with listening to some old classics or rediscovering artists from the past decade? The fact that Guns N' Roses is dominating the charts feels like it's more about nostalgia than actual new music talent 
anywayz gotta give a shoutout to ella langley & mariah carey 4 their contributions 2 the top 10, thx 4 bringin the heat 
and I love how "Atlas" has this epic guitar riff 
. I'm curious to see where they go from here, maybe more new music soon? 