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This text covers two main topics: recent music chart performance in Canada and an issue concerning ticket visibility for a Backstreet Boys concert in Toronto.
Here are the key takeaways:
Music Chart News
Drake‘s Performance: The text details Drake‘s presence on the Canadian Hot 100, noting he has a two-album cushion over Céline Dion and Taylor Swift for No. 1 albums. He earned several top-10 entries with his deluxe songs, including “Quebec” (No. 5), “Solar Eclipse” (No. 6), and “Cold Shoulder” (No. 7).
Ella Langley’s Success: Ella Langley’s song “Choosin’ Texas“ has risen back to No. 1 on the Canadian Hot 100, marking its 22nd non-consecutive week at the top. This follows the success of Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero.”
Record Breaking: Langley is pushing for the longest-leading No. 1 song in Canada, having passed Alex Warren’s “Ordinary.” The text also notes that Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” spent the most weeks at No. 1 (25 weeks).
Backstreet Boys Ticketing Issue
Obstructed View Seats: Live Nation has been addressing concerns from fans who purchased tickets for the Backstreet Boys Toronto residency who had partial-view seats.
Action Taken: After presale, the venue map was updated to flag these obstructed areas. Live Nation stated they identified potential sightline concerns during initial onsales and are proactively relocating affected fans to comparable full-view locations.
Fan Frustration: Fans expressed frustration over not being fully informed about these viewing issues before purchasing their tickets.
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