Rage Against The Machine Sees Increase In Streaming Amid Protests

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Rage Against the Machine’s music has returned to the charts, with their 1992 self-titled debut re-appearing on the Billboard 200, and their two other original LPs cracking the top 30 on Apple Music. Billboard reports that this surge on the charts has continued over the last seven days.

Rage Against Machine’s music was streamed over 11 million times in the last week, a 62% increase. The band’s 1992 single “Killing in the Name” accounts for 2.4 million of those streams alone, which places the song at No. 3 on Hard Rock Digital Songs Chart and No. 21 on the Hard Rock Streaming Songs Chart. “Bulls on Parade”, meanwhile, has been streamed 1.4 million times in the last week.

Rage Against the Machine was supposed to be hitting the road this summer for a reunion tour, however the band has rescheduled those dates, which feature Run the Jewels in a supporting role, for 2021. You can get tickets at the link: here.

Rage Against the Machine Streams Spike 62 Percent Amid Protests

Via loudwire.com
 

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