The Chart Show: "Hey Ma" Hits the Hall of Fame

November 14, 2019

Bon Iver
Bon IverPhoto by Graham Tolbert and Crystal Quinn

We lost The Pixies who were inducted into the Chart Show Hall of Fame last week for the first time, they're set to appear on Live from Here on December 7.

Joseph fell off after 8 weeks, but not before we had the chance to talk to band member Natalie Schepman about her Rockbridge SJ Guitar for our Guitar Collection series.

Say it ain't so! Weezer only held on for one round after debuting on the chart last week, but fear not, they've got a new music video out for their track "California Snow". New entries this week include Polica, who spoke to our comrades across the pond at BBC6 about the new record.

Ever the charmers, Tame Impala have finally announced a release date for their new record: Valentine's Day 2020. They'll also be hitting North America with a few dates and will be joined by Clairo who was met by a very enthusiastic crowd at the Varsity Theatre in ol' Minneapolis last month.

Bon Iver ended his run at #1 and is also inducted into the Chart Show Hall of Fame with "Hey Ma," and The Black Keys hit their tenth week and graduate from the chart at #12. Big movers on the chart this week include, Nick Cave and Charlie Parr who take spots in the top 5.

Submit your Chart Show ballot this week for a chance to win tickets to J.S. Ondara at the First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN on December 7, 2019.

TWLWWksThe Current Chart Show
ArtistSong
1310Bon IverHey Ma
215WilcoBright Leaves
343BeckUneventful Days
494Charlie ParrJubilee
5134Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsBright Horses
6107Cigarettes After SexHeavenly
766Angel OlsenAll Mirrors
877Frank TurnerSister Rosetta
9X1Tame ImpalaIt Might Be Time
10173Chance The RapperAll Day Long
11R3PolicaDriving
12510The Black KeysGo
13163Of Monsters and MenWars
14182Liz PhairGood Side
1586Soccer MommyLucy
16115SpoonShake It Off
17192Green DayFather of All...
18X1Neil Young and Crazy HorseShut It Down
19124Billie EilishAll The Good Girls Go To Hell
20154Brittany HowardHistory Repeats

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The Chart Show: "Hey Ma" Hits the Hall of Fame