Gracie Abrams Surges Back Onto The Charts Following Her Huge Festival Showing

By the time Gracie Abrams released “Close to You,” she was already one of the most exciting new names in the pop music field. That tune pushed her over the edge in the United Kingdom, turning her into a true hitmaker. It stood as an introductory top 40 smash for her, and helped propel several follow-up tracks — including “I Love You, I’m Sorry” and “That’s So True” — to the top 10.

Following her performance at the Glastonbury music festival in Glastonbury, England, Abrams’s music is soaring in the U.K., and a huge number of listeners have returned to “Close to You,” consuming it any way possible.

“Close to You” Returns to Multiple U.K. Charts

“Close to You” returns to four charts in the U.K. this week, after not appearing on any of them just days before she took to the largest stage at Glastonbury, the Pyramid Stage. The track performs best when it comes to purchases, as it reenters the Official Singles Download list at No. 48 and the Official Singles Sales chart at No. 53.

Abrams barely manages to push the tune back onto both the Official Streaming ranking and the Official Singles chart, as “Close to You” lands at Nos. 99 and 100, respectively.

Previous Peak Positions for “Close to You”

In the past, “Close to You” climbed as high as No. 31 on the Official Singles chart, which ranks the most consumed tunes throughout the U.K. by blending sales and streaming activity. At the time, that was a huge win for the Grammy nominee, though she would soar much higher.

“Close to You” did reach the top 10 on the other three tallies where it can currently be found. The cut peaked at No. 8 on both the Official Streaming and Official Singles Sales charts and stalled in 10th place on the Official Singles Download roster.

Gracie Abrams’s “That’s So True” Also Gains

As “Close to You” returns, “That’s So True” gains on the Official Streaming tally, but slides back one spot on the Top Songs list. The Secret of Us, the second full-length from Abrams, is growing by leaps and bounds on a number of albums rankings at the same time, and that trend could continue.