Shout by Tears For Fears spent 14 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number one (week 8 of 1985). It entered in week 2 of 1985 and was last in the chart in week 15 of 1985. On points it is number 10 in the 1985 year chart and number 45 of the 1980s. In the collection it is on the albums Songs For A Nervous Planet (2024) and Rule The World: The Greatest Hits (2017).
In the Dutch Top 40
week 8, 1985 14weeks in the chart 36entered
week 2, 1985 3weeks at number 1 10year chart 1985 45the 80s
All weeks (14)
- week 2, 1985 36 new
- week 3, 1985 23 ▲ 13
- week 4, 1985 13 ▲ 10
- week 5, 1985 6 ▲ 7
- week 6, 1985 4 ▲ 2
- week 7, 1985 2 ▲ 2
- week 8, 1985 1 ▲ 1
- week 9, 1985 1 =
- week 10, 1985 1 =
- week 11, 1985 2 ▼ 1
- week 12, 1985 6 ▼ 4
- week 13, 1985 9 ▼ 3
- week 14, 1985 16 ▼ 7
- week 15, 1985 23 ▼ 7
On albums
Also by Tears For Fears in the Top 40
All 7 records- 2Everybody Wants To Rule The World198512 weeks
- 3Sowing The Seeds Of Love198911 weeks
- 12Woman In Chains19896 weeks
- 14Advice For The Young At Heart19906 weeks
- 16Break It Down Again19935 weeks
- 26Tears Roll Down19924 weeks
- 38Closest Thing to Heaven20052 weeks
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
About Shout by Tears For Fears, one sentence per question.
What was the peak position of Shout in the Dutch Top 40?
Number 1, in week 8 of 1985; it spent three weeks at number 1 in total.
How long was Shout in the Top 40?
In total 14 weeks, from week 2 of 1985 to week 15 of 1985. That adds up to 431 points (41 minus the position per week).
When did Shout enter the Top 40?
In week 2 of 1985, at number 36.
How does Shout rank in the year charts?
On points across all weeks: number 10 in the 1985 year chart and number 45 of the 1980s.
Which album is Shout on?
In the collection on Songs For A Nervous Planet by Tears For Fears (2024) and Rule The World: The Greatest Hits by Tears For Fears (2017).
Can I listen to Shout?
Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (6:34); the recording was released on 25 February 1985.