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One Day Ahead - Eye TV - Top 40 Singles

New Zealand Artist: Eye TV

The name Eye TV comes from the title of an Iggy Pop song called TV Eye. They were originally known as The Nixons, and were forced to change their name prior to their first tour of the United States, as there was another band in America called The Nixons. The band was formed on Waitangi Day, 1995.

The Eye TV song Wish It All Away won the Flying Fish Music Video Of The Year in 1998. One Day Ahead was the most played New Zealand song on radio and earned a Best Song and Best Video nomination at the annual New Zealand Music Awards.
For more information check out the muzic.net.nz Profile for Eye TV
One Day Ahead debuted in the Official New Zealand Top 40 Singles on 18 June 2000. It has been in the Top 40 Singles for 18 weeks with a highest position of #9. There are two songs by Eye TV in the Top 40 Singles.

Chart placings for One Day Ahead:

Chart Date Chart Rank  
18 Jun 2000 Top 40 Singles 48
25 Jun 2000 Top 40 Singles 37
02 Jul 2000 Top 40 Singles 38
09 Jul 2000 Top 40 Singles 34
16 Jul 2000 Top 40 Singles 30
23 Jul 2000 Top 40 Singles 28
30 Jul 2000 Top 40 Singles 9
06 Aug 2000 Top 40 Singles 10
13 Aug 2000 Top 40 Singles 17
20 Aug 2000 Top 40 Singles 18
27 Aug 2000 Top 40 Singles 15
03 Sep 2000 Top 40 Singles 17
10 Sep 2000 Top 40 Singles 16
17 Sep 2000 Top 40 Singles 15
24 Sep 2000 Top 40 Singles 26
01 Oct 2000 Top 40 Singles 34
08 Oct 2000 Top 40 Singles 40
15 Oct 2000 Not Listed -
22 Oct 2000 Top 40 Singles 49

Chart placings by Eye TV:

Title Type Debut Weeks Best
Fire Down Below Top 40 Albums 24 Sep 2000 3 10
Just The Way It Is Top 40 Singles 05 Sep 1999 13 13
One Day Ahead Top 40 Singles 18 Jun 2000 18 9
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