Sabrina Carpenter's single "House Tour," the fourth release from her album Man's Best Friend, has climbed to the No. 1 spot on the U.K.'s Official Vinyl Singles chart. This achievement marks Carpenter's fourth No. 1 on this format-specific ranking and extends her record of eight top-three vinyl hits. Released nearly a year after Man's Best Friend debuted on August 29, 2025, "House Tour" continues Carpenter's successful run, following previous singles like "Manchild," "Tears," and "When Did You Get Hot."
Carpenter's dominance on the vinyl chart is notable, with half of her eight top-10 vinyl singles reaching the number-one position. While most of her vinyl No. 1s, such as "Nonsense," "Manchild," and now "House Tour," have only spent a single week at the summit, "Please Please Please," from her earlier album Short n' Sweet, managed two weeks at No. 1. Beyond vinyl, "House Tour" also debuted at No. 3 on the broader Official Physical Singles chart, which tracks sales across formats including vinyl, CD, and cassette.
The track’s resurgence on the Official Singles Sales chart in the U.K. is particularly impressive, as it reentered at No. 4 months after first appearing at No. 80 earlier this year. This renewed interest underscores Carpenter’s continued appeal, pushing her to her ninth overall top-10 spot on this extensive sales list and matching the chart success of her recent collaboration with Madonna, "Bring Your Love." Carpenter’s physical and digital sales performance highlights her strong presence not just in streaming but in collectible formats favored by dedicated fans.
This latest chart success sees Carpenter surpass competitors such as Phoebe Bridgers, Morrissey, and even legendary acts like The Rolling Stones on the vinyl chart, which hosted a crowded field of debuting hits. As she carries on promoting Man's Best Friend nearly a year after its release, Carpenter reinforces her status as a major player in the U.K. market, leveraging vinyl sales to sustain her momentum and broaden her audience across physical and digital platforms.
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