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The Chart Show: Frank Turner leads trio of Chart Show Hall of Fame inductees

July 25, 2024

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Frank Turner performing in The Current studio on Sunday, April 21, 2024.
Frank Turner performing in The Current studio on Sunday, April 21, 2024.Peter Ecklund | MPR

This week’s movers and shakers for The Current Chart Show include Frank Turner’s "Girl From The Record Shop," Hermanos Gutierrez’s "Low Sun," and Pokey LaFarge’s "Sister Andre." Each of these songs enter the Chart Show Hall of Fame this week. Turner and the Hermanos now have two songs in the hallowed Hall, and LaFarge has his first entry.

All the while, Kacey Musgraves holds the No. 1 spot for a second week with “Cardinal.” This week’s obvious Cinderella story: A seven-spot gain for Remi Wolf’s “Cinderella,” which rose from No. 10 last week to arrive at No. 3 this week.

Visit the Chart Show ballot to vote for your favorite new songs on The Current for next week’s show. When you vote, you’ll be entered for a chance to win one (1) pair of tickets to Cage the Elephant at Target Center in Minneapolis on Monday, August 12.

Heads up, Chart Show Voters — as you can see, The Current has a fresh, new website. To vote on your top tracks of the week, you’ll need to create an account.

Be sure to listen to the Chart Show every Thursday at noon!

TWLWWksThe Current Chart Show
ArtistSong
118Kacey MusgravesCardinal
2710Frank TurnerGirl From The Record Shop
3104Remi WolfCinderella
428Billie EilishLunch
547Lake Street DiveGood Together
635St. VincentFlea
757Cloud CultI am a Forcefield
887Charli XCXVon Dutch
9112Chappell RoanGood Luck, Babe!
1094beabadoobeeTake A Bite
11152Brigitte Calls Me BabyWe Were Never Alive
121910Hermanos GutierrezLow Sun
13135Catfish and the Bottlemen
Showtime
14164Bonny Light HorsemanWhen I Was Younger
15204Green DayDilemma
16142The DecemberistsOh No
17610Pokey LaFargeSister Andre
18183Snow PatrolThe Beginning
19123Sierra FerrellAmerican Dreaming
20173GusterKeep Going
The Chart Show: Frank Turner leads trio of Chart Show Hall of Fame inductees