Billie Eilish was not included among the dozens of famous names that were scheduled to play Coachella during its two-weekend run this spring, though she did end up appearing at the music festival. The Grammy and Oscar winner joined headliner Justin Bieber during weekend two in a full circle moment.
At the outset of her music career, Eilish was not shy about sharing her love of the Canadian pop musician, and the two have even worked together in the past. Eilish recruited Bieber for a reworking of her breakout smash “Bad Guy,” and though he didn’t receive proper credit, he helped push the tune to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in America.
Eilish’s surprise appearance during Bieber’s performance will likely have an impact on her positions on charts around the world in a few days, since her showing took place during the current tracking period that has not finished yet. Ahead of what may be a notable surge, two of Eilish’s singles return to the same roster in the United Kingdom and sit only a few spaces apart from one another.
Billie Eilish Brings Two Singles Back to the Same Sales Chart
Eilish claims two spots on the Official Physical Singles chart this week after not appearing on the tally at all last frame. The ranking looks at the top-selling individual cuts available on any format that fans can head to a store and purchase, although online sales of physical product are largely responsible for any composition’s success these days.
“Skinny” stands as Eilish’s highest-rising hit at the moment, as it breaks back in at No. 81. “Ocean Eyes,” which launched the singer-songwriter to stardom when she was still just a teenager, is back at No. 88.
“Ocean Eyes” and “Skinny” Mark Two Recent Entries
Coincidentally, perhaps, “Ocean Eyes” and “Skinny” rank as Eilish’s two most recent additions to the Physical Singles chart. “Ocean Eyes” didn’t reach the tally until November 2025 – a decade after Eilish first released it. “Skinny” debuted less than a month later in December 2025.
Billie Eilish Has Sent Four Songs to No. 1
Of Eilish’s nine tracks to spend even one week on the Official Physical Singles chart, only one has missed out on cracking the top 10. “Party Favor” peaked at No. 18, and in an odd coincidence, that tune has spent 18 weeks somewhere on the list.
“Ocean Eyes” is counted among her four champions. It is tied with both “My Future” and “No Time to Die,” her first two placements on the roster, as one-week leaders. “What Was I Made For?” spent two turns running the show.
“Skinny” peaked at No. 2, a position where two other Eilish favorites stalled. Both “Birds of a Feather” and “Guess,” her collaboration with Charli XCX, missed out on running the show by just one spot. “TV,” Eilish’s only other hit on the Official Physical Singles chart, surged as high as No. 4 during its brief run.
Billie Eilish Charts Three Songs on the U.K.’s Rankings
Three tunes by Eilish appear on the charts in the U.K., but each of them only settles on one roster. As “Skinny” and “Ocean Eyes” become physical bestsellers again, “Birds of a Feather” declines by just one peg to No. 87 on the Official Streaming list.
Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft Reaches 100 Weeks
Just one album by Eilish can be found on the U.K.’s charts this week, but unlike her three singles, that title lives on multiple rosters. Hit Me Hard and Soft, which is about to turn two, remains on both sales and streaming tallies, as well as the general Official Albums chart. On each and every one of those rankings, Hit Me Hard and Soft celebrates 100 weeks as a top performer.
