Intense Records

NOW That's What I Call Music! 123

Universal
CDNOW123
Pop
2xCD

Pre-order - Friday 17th April 2026

£12.49 (£14.99 incl. VAT)

"40 stellar tracks across 2 CDs NOW 123 includes must-have hits from the current Sales and Airplay Charts an essential round-up of recent highlights featuring the biggest names in the world of pop!CD1 opens with one of the UKs biggest current stars fresh from multiple wins at the BRIT Awards, Olivia Dean and the massive hit So Easy (To Fall In Love). Global superstars follow - Sabrina Carpenter with When Did You Get Hot?, Tate McRae with TIT FOR TAT and Justin Biebers YUKON all deliver incredible moments, alongside the distinctive sound of PinkPantheress on Stateside and more huge hits from Dominic Fike with Babydoll and Tame Impalas Dracula, before the second half shifts to major club tracks from MK & Clementine Douglas, Sonny Fodera, D.O.D & Poppy Baskcomb, Calvin Harris and Kasabian, and Milky and Mall Grab with Just The Way You Are. Unforgettable tracks from Louis Tomlinson, Lewis Capaldi and Cat Burns are here, before the disc closes with the return of Lily Allen with Madeline from her highly acclaimed West End Girl album.CD2 opens with a run of standout tracks, featuring SIENNA SPIRO with the debut hit Die On This Hill alongside more magic from Olivia Dean with A Couple Minutes, and the superb voice of Skye Newman on FU & UF. Global icons are here - including Lana Del Rey, Sam Fender and Elton John with Talk To You and folk infused pop from Noah Kahan with The Great Divide plus country-pop highlights from Luke Combs and Ella Langley. The second half brings together established pop voices and contemporary chart regulars including Westlife, JP Cooper with Gabrielle, and the huge collaboration from Myles Smith and Niall Horan with Drive Safe. Closing the collection a mix of enduringly popular artists including Robbie Williams, Doja Cat and ZAYN are complimented by newer acts KATSEYE and December 10, ahead of closing with the powerful The Day That I Die from Lewis Capaldi."