Little Mix break Spice Girls’ US chart record

Former 'X Factor' contestants' debut album, 'DNA', enters in at Number Four

Little Mix have broken The Spice Girls‘ US chart record with their debut album, ‘DNA’, entering the Billboard 200 chart at Number Four.

It’s the highest ever debut for an British female group, beating the Number Six position the Spice Girls achieved in 1997 with their debut album ‘Spice’, according to Billboard.

The former X Factor contestants can also boast that ‘DNA’ has the highest entry for any female group’s debut album since 2006, when Danity Kane’s self-titled record entered at Number One. ‘DNA’ has sold over 50,000 copies in its first week.

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Little Mix, who are Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwal, are among the artists playing this year’s T In The Park festival in Scotland. The festival, which takes place in Balado, Kinross between July 12-14 will be headlined this year by Mumford & Sons, Rihanna and The Killers.

To check the availability of T In The Park tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0844 858 6765

A selection of artists announced for T In The Park so far include:

Adam Beyer
Alt-J
Azealia Banks
Bastille
Beady Eye
British Sea Power
Calvin Harris
Chase and Status
CHVRCHES
Claude VonStroke
The Courteeners
Daughter
David Guetta
Deacon Blue
Disclosure
Dizzee Rascal
Earl Sweatshirt
Eats Everything
Editors
Emeli Sandé
Everything Everything
Fidlar
Foals
Frank Turner
The Fratellis
Frightened Rabbit
Frank Ocean
Haim
The Heavy
Hot Natured
Imagine Dragons
Jackmaster
Jake Bugg
Joy Orbison
Kendrick Lamar
Kraftwerk
Labrinth
Laurent Garnier
The Lumineers
Miles Kane
Modest Mouse
Modestep
My Bloody Valentine
Nina Kraviz
Nina Nesbitt
Noah and the Whale
Ocean Colour Scene
Of Monsters and Men
The Original Rudeboys
Palma Violets
Paloma Faith
Peace
Phoenix
The Proclaimers
Richie Hawtin
Rudimental
Snoop Dogg
The Script
Seth Troxler
Silicone Soul
Slam
Stereophonics
The Strypes
Tom Odell
Trash Talk
Tribes
Twin Atlantic
Two Door Cinema Club
The View
Tyler, The Creator
Villagers
The Virgin Marys
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
The 1975

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