Overview

• Official first-week totals show 4.002 million equivalent U.S. units, including 3,479,500 in pure sales and 522,600 from streaming, driven by about 680.9 million on-demand track streams.
• The album opens at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 as Swift’s 15th chart-topper, and all 12 tracks occupy the Hot 100’s top 12, with “The Fate of Ophelia” debuting at No. 1.
• Physical demand set a modern-era U.S. vinyl benchmark, contributing to the largest sales week since Luminate began electronic tracking in 1991.
• Good Morning America announced two Disney+ projects tied to the Eras Tour—a six-episode docuseries and a concert film—that begin streaming Dec. 12.
• Billboard cites availability across roughly 38 versions spanning CDs, vinyl, cassettes and digital editions with exclusive content, a tactic that boosted sales and drew criticism, alongside a one-weekend theater event that topped the domestic box office at about $33 million.