Latest stream-count observation: 2026-10-15
Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 — Spotify Streams
Still adding about 39,000 streams a day, 61 years after release.
Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles has 187,880,847 Spotify streams. Recorded count change: +272.6K across 7 observed days, +1.2M across 30.
Overview
Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles has 187,880,847 total Spotify streams, an average recorded count change of 40.4K per day across 30 observed days.
Across 7 observed days its recorded play count gained 272.6K plays.
Released on Dec 4, 1964.
From the album Beatles For Sale (Remastered 2009) by The Beatles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Spotify streams does Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles have?
Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles has 187,880,847 streams on Spotify.
How many streams does Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 get per day?
Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles has an average recorded count change of 40,415 per day across 30 observed days. Counts can include backfills or catalog changes.
When was Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles released?
Eight Days A Week - Remastered 2009 by The Beatles was released on Dec 4, 1964.
Available stream-count observations: 2026-09-14 to 2026-10-15 (32 snapshots). Period changes need consecutive daily observations for the full period; corrections, review flags or mismatched current counts can make a comparison unavailable. Daily trends show the latest consecutive segment. Recorded count changes can include catalog updates or backfills and are not verified new listens.