56,700 people listened to The Edsels in the last month, down 6% in 30 days.
Overview
The Edsels ranks #145,055 worldwide and currently has 56,657 monthly listeners and 8,042 followers. StreamClout groups The Edsels in the emerging tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 12 albums and 86 tracks and has drawn 54,500,811 Spotify streams in total.
The Edsels lost 242 monthly listeners (-0.4%) over the last 7 days and lost 3.8K monthly listeners (-6.3%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 22 (+0.3%) over the last 7 days.
The most-streamed release is Presenting The Edsels with 10,987,625 streams. The first release on record dates to 1957 — 69 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Melbourne (764 listeners), Sydney (730 listeners) and Brisbane (655 listeners).
A brief encounter with fame came for the Edsels when they recorded the doo wop masterpiece "Rama Lama Ding Dong." Originally released in 1958, the single became a hit some three years after its initial release, thanks to the efforts of diligent record collectors and disc jockeys.
Taking their name from Ford's legendary failed automobile, the Edsels formed in the tiny Ohio mill town of Campbell in the late '50s.
How many monthly listeners does The Edsels have on Spotify?
The Edsels has 56.7K monthly listeners on Spotify, down 242 (0.4%) this week and 6.3% over 30 days. StreamClout updates this figure every day from Spotify's public data.
How many streams does The Edsels have on Spotify?
The Edsels has 54.5M streams on Spotify across 86 tracked tracks.
Is The Edsels gaining or losing monthly listeners?
The Edsels is losing monthly listeners: down 242 (0.4%) this week and 6.3% over 30 days.
Where is The Edsels most popular?
The Edsels's top cities by Spotify listeners are Melbourne (764 listeners), Sydney (730 listeners), Brisbane (655 listeners), London (642 listeners), Chicago (524 listeners).
What is The Edsels's most streamed album on Spotify?
Presenting The Edsels is The Edsels's most streamed release on Spotify with 11M total streams, released on Feb 11, 1958.