The Saturdays UK Sales & Chart Run

The 'Chasing Lights' era

Certified: Platinum


Sales: 115,000 (as of January 2012)


Sales: 345,658 (as of March 2013)


Sales: 260,000 (as of January 2012)


Sales: 284,472 (as of March 2013)


Sales: 101,000 (as of January 2012)

The 'Wordshaker' era

Certified: Silver


Sales: 183,211 (as of March 2013)


Sales: 340,835 (as of March 2013)

The 'Headlines!' era

Certified: Gold


Sales: 215,000 (As of January 2012)


Sales: 325,939 (as of March 2013)

The 'On Your Radar' era

Certified: Silver


Sales: 180,000 (as of May 2012)


Sales: 215,000 (as of May 2012)


Sales: 54,699 (as of July 2012)

The 'Living For The Weekend' era

Certified: N/A


Sales: 77,632


Sales: 387,981 (as of January 2014)


Sales: 53,300 (as of August 2013)


Sales: 131,913 (as of February 2014)


Sales: 30,059

Source:
http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index...ic=158628&st=0

Originally posted by K$Ellie The collapses don't open

Originally posted by K$Ellie Gentleman, 30 Days and MHTO flopped hard I found this in the comments, it shows The Saturdays' iTunes peaks, I had no idea that All Fired Up #1 http://www.itunescharts.net/uk/artis...the-saturdays/

Originally posted by PeopleLikeUs It was number 1 for 1 or 2 hour I think before Pixie Lott's All About Tonight overtake the top spot It should be their first number 1

Originally posted by K$Ellie Yeah, Higher and Disco Love also sold a lot but didn't peak that high

Originally posted by PeopleLikeUs Look at Ego, only peaked at number nine but it become one of their best selling single...

Why doesn't radio play them?

I'm asking cuz the link you posted also has a post in the thread that shows their radio peaks and none were top ten.

Originally posted by Ozzy8923 Why doesn't radio play them? I'm asking cuz the link you posted also has a post in the thread that shows their radio peaks and none were top ten.

So amazing these girls

I am so sad at Work and MHTO flopping

They've never had good sales, but have always maintained a strong fanbase.

I guess you can tell when they get it right and when they don't. Pretty much all their chart peaks reflect the quality of their work. Except the OYR album peak, which was sad, such a good album.

Originally posted by Dizzy They've never had good sales, but have always maintained a strong fanbase. I guess you can tell when they get it right and when they don't. Pretty much all their chart peaks reflect the quality of their work. Except the OYR album peak, which was sad, such a good album.

Originally posted by Dizzy They've never had good sales, but have always maintained a strong fanbase. I guess you can tell when they get it right and when they don't. Pretty much all their chart peaks reflect the quality of their work. Except the OYR album peak, which was sad, such a good album.

Originally posted by K$Ellie I'm actually surprised that Work sold that much, I always though that it was a complete flop because of its peak