SR-71 Monthly Listeners & Spotify Streams

Overview

SR-71 currently has 624,074 monthly listeners and 163,182 followers. StreamClout groups SR-71 in the rising tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 3 albums and 38 tracks and has drawn 134,878,727 Spotify streams in total.

SR-71 gained 1.4K monthly listeners (+0.2%) over the last 7 days and lost 43.8K monthly listeners (-6.5%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 378 (+0.2%) over the last 7 days.

The most-streamed release is Now You See Inside with 90,379,249 streams. The first release on record dates to 2000 — 26 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Chicago (9.4K listeners), Philadelphia (7.8K listeners) and Montreal (7.1K listeners).

Streaming Statistics

• 624,074 monthly listeners
• 163,182 followers
• 134,878,727 total streams
• 3 albums
• 38 tracks

Recorded Count Changes

• Listeners 7d: +1.4K (+0.2%)
• Followers 7d: +378 (+0.2%)

Top Cities

1. Chicago — 9,367 listeners
2. Philadelphia — 7,780 listeners
3. Montreal — 7,137 listeners
4. London — 6,831 listeners
5. Sydney — 6,745 listeners

Top Tracks

1. Right Now — 79,206,320 streams from Now You See Inside
2. 1985 (Original Version) — 11,684,854 streams from Here We Go Again (US Edition)
3. Goodbye — 11,633,763 streams from Tomorrow
4. Politically Correct — 6,487,439 streams from Now You See Inside
5. Here We Go Again — 6,012,603 streams from Here We Go Again (US Edition)
6. Mosquito (Original Version) — 2,990,319 streams from Here We Go Again (US Edition)
7. Tomorrow — 2,226,953 streams from Tomorrow
8. Axl Rose — 1,661,728 streams from Here We Go Again (US Edition)
9. Mosquito - Live (Bonus Track) — 1,443,838 streams from Here We Go Again (US Edition)
10. Last Man On The Moon — 1,128,734 streams from Now You See Inside

About

Taking their name from the fastest airplane ever built, the alternative rock foursome SR-71 are here to stand and deliver jaunty punk songs with a corporate rock edge. Coming together in the early '90s in their native Baltimore, SR-71 -- guitarist frontman Mitch Allan, bassist <a href="spotify:artist:5y546XORrTS2BqpinrLjt5">Jeff Reid</a>, drummer Dan Garvin, and guitarist Mark Beauchemin -- lunge into quick swirling three chord loops and spastic excitement, similar to punk-pop revivalists such a

Discography

• Now You See Inside — 90.4M streams (2000-06-19)
• Here We Go Again (US Edition) — 27.2M streams (2010-11-21)
• Tomorrow — 17.3M streams (2002-10-21)

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