War Monthly Listeners & Spotify Streams

Overview

War currently has 3,786,017 monthly listeners and 589,485 followers. StreamClout groups War in the mainstream tier, its band for artists of comparable reach. The catalog spans 46 albums and 449 tracks and has drawn 4,786,748,613 Spotify streams in total.

War lost 94.4K monthly listeners (-2.4%) over the last 7 days and lost 264.1K monthly listeners (-6.5%) over the last 30 days. Followers gained 1.2K (+0.2%) over the last 7 days.

The most-streamed release is Greatest Hits 2.0 with 643,503,113 streams. The first release on record dates to 1971 — 55 years of releases tracked. Listening concentrates in Mexico City (65.5K listeners), Los Angeles (64.9K listeners) and Sydney (51.1K listeners).

Streaming Statistics

• 3,786,017 monthly listeners
• 589,485 followers
• 4,786,748,613 total streams
• 46 albums
• 449 tracks

Recorded Count Changes

• Listeners 7d: -94.4K (-2.4%)
• Followers 7d: +1.2K (+0.2%)

Top Cities

1. Mexico City — 65,535 listeners
2. Los Angeles — 64,931 listeners
3. Sydney — 51,142 listeners
4. London — 48,121 listeners
5. Melbourne — 45,655 listeners

Top Tracks

1. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from Grooves & Messages: The Greatest Hits of War
2. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from The Very Best of War
3. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from Why Can't We Be Friends? (50th Anniversary Collector's Edition)
4. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from The Best of WAR and More, Vol. 1
5. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from Greatest Hits 2.0
6. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from Anthology 1970-1974
7. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from Why Can't We Be Friends?
8. Low Rider — 330,883,098 streams from Greatest Hits
9. Why Can't We Be Friends — 116,233,757 streams from The Cisco Kid and Other Hits
10. Why Can't We Be Friends? — 116,233,757 streams from Anthology 1970-1974

About

One of the most popular funk groups of the 1970s, War were also one of the most eclectic, freely melding soul, Latin, jazz, blues, reggae, and rock influences into an effortlessly funky whole. Although War's lyrics were sometimes political in nature (in keeping with their racially integrated lineup), their music almost always had a sunny, laid-back vibe emblematic of their Southern California roots. The band kept the groove loose, and they were given over to extended jamming; in fact, many of th

Discography

• Greatest Hits 2.0 — 643.5M streams (2021-11-12)
• The Very Best of War — 602.0M streams (2003-01-01)
• The Best of WAR and More, Vol. 1 — 594.8M streams (1987-01-01)
• Anthology 1970-1974 — 577.4M streams (1994-10-18)
• Greatest Hits — 552.4M streams (1976-01-01)
• Grooves & Messages: The Greatest Hits of War — 548.7M streams (1999-01-01)
• Why Can't We Be Friends? (50th Anniversary Collector's Edition) — 479.7M streams (1975-06-16)
• Why Can't We Be Friends? — 479.5M streams (1975-01-01)
• The Cisco Kid and Other Hits — 140.5M streams (1998-01-01)
• Colección Latina — 51.6M streams (2011-01-01)
• The Best of WAR and More, Vol. 2 — 35.6M streams (1996-01-01)
• All Day Music — 19.4M streams (1972-01-01)

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