Queen Quiz - US Billboard Charts

The earliest pop chart listings published by Billboard were in January of 1936, with the working title "Ten Best Records for Week Ending", listing the ten top-selling records of the three leading record companies. The singles chart underwent many permutations until the current Billboard Hot 100 chart was created in August 1958.

The "Best Selling Popular Record Albums" album chart was first published in March 1945. Originally, it only counted the top 10, but eventually expanded to the top 200 in May of 1967. Through the years, the working title of the album chart changed, until the current Billboard 200 was created in March 1992.

Since the creation of the Billboard Charts, the music industry has seen numerous changes in how people consume their music, thus the Billboard Charts continues to develop new strategies as consumer trends change.

Queen has had mixed fortunes within the USA, seeing only twenty-four singles entering the Billboard Hot 100 and all of their studio albums breaking into the Billboard 200.

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Last Week's Queen Quiz

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Our last quiz was about Queen's singles that failed to reach the Top 20 in the Official UK Charts

Did you participate and get all 5? If you missed it, you can find it here

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We first started to produce our weekly midweek Queen quiz in May 2019.

Our Queen quizzes can be found here

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Latest News From Queen Tribute Band - Majesty

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To find out where Majesty - A Tribute to Queen are performing, check out their tour page

You can stay updated with the latest news by following Majesty - the UK's best Queen tribute on their social pages.

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Latest News From Rob Lea

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Did you know that Rob Lea has released his very own original music?

Check out his website for more details.

You can also stay updated with Rob's latest news and gossip by following Rob Lea on his social pages.