Foo Fighters’ Chart Action – How Well Did ‘Your Favorite Toy’ Do Around the World?

The Foo Fighters latest album, ‘Your Favorite Toy’ was just released and has qualified for its first week of chart action.   Both singles, “Asking For a Friend” and “Your Favorite Toy” hit #1 on the Mainstream Rock chart but how did the album fare?  Let’s find out.

U.S. - #23 – This number for one of the United States’ most famous bands, still a household name in the country, is pretty disappointing.  If it remains the album’s peak chart position it would be the lowest since their 1995 debut ‘Foo Fighters’ which peaked at #23.

U.K. #2 – As we said last week, Foo Fighters are unstoppable here.   Every album has hit #1 or #2 on their album charts since 1999.  Noah Kahan’s album is #1.

Australia #3 – The Foos are incredibly successful in Australia typically with their last six albums hitting #1.  If ‘Your Favorite Toy’ doesn’t reach #1, it will be the first time a Foo record misses the top since 1999.

Canada #55 – A really poor showing here and it’s unclear why.  Every album the band issued has been top ten in this country so this is low mark is alarming.

Germany #2 – They started out slow in Germany, it took a decade for them to be have high chart marks and they’re still going strong in 2026.

Other chart positions:

Austria #3

New Zealand #4

Switzerland #4

Netherlands #13

Ireland #25

‘But Here We Are’ charted #1 in four countries, perhaps ‘Your Favorite Toy’ will see a better second week but most rock albums lately start falling down the charts after the first couple of weeks.