The List of The Script Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does The Script have?

The Script has released seven studio albums, four EPs, 25 singles and 23 music videos.

The List of  The Script Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of The Script Album in Order of Release Date:

1. The Script — 8 August 2008
2. Science & Faith — 10 September 2010
3. #3 — 7 September 2012
4. No Sound Without Silence — 12 September 2014
5. Freedom Child — 1 September 2017
6. Sunsets & Full Moons — 8 November 2019
7. Satellites — 16 August 2024

All The Script Albums List in Order

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1. The Script (2008)

Tracks:

1. We Cry
2. Before the Worst
3. Talk You Down
4. The Man Who Can’t Be Moved
5. Breakeven
6. Rusty Halo
7. The End Where I Begin
8. Fall for Anything
9. If You See Kay
10. I’m Yours

Released in August 2008, The Script is the acclaimed debut album by Irish pop rock band The Script. Blending pop, rock, and hip-hop influences, it quickly topped charts in Ireland and the UK, later peaking at #64 on the US Billboard 200. The album earned multi-platinum certifications and featured hit singles like “The Man Who Can’t Be Moved” and “Breakeven,” the latter achieving Platinum status in the U.S. Though critical reception was mixed, it was praised for intelligent production and emotive vocals. Nominated for Ireland’s Choice Music Prize, the album launched the band’s global career and marked a compelling debut.

2. Science & Faith (2010)

Tracks:

1. You Won’t Feel a Thing
2. For the First Time
3. Nothing
4. Science & Faith
5. If You Ever Come Back
6. Long Gone and Moved On
7. Dead Man Walking
8. This = Love
9. Walk Away
10. Exit Wounds

Science & Faith, the second studio album by Irish rock band The Script, was released on 10 September 2010 in Ireland and later in the U.S. on 18 January 2011 via RCA Records. Led by the hit single “For the First Time”, the album topped the charts in Ireland and the UK, selling over 70,000 copies in its first week in Britain. In the U.S., it debuted at number three on the Billboard 200, marking the band’s highest charting position with 49,000 first-week sales. Featuring emotional lyrics and powerful melodies, the album sold over 1.5 million copies globally and received mixed to positive reviews.

3. #3 (2012)

Tracks:

1. Good Ol’ Days
2. Six Degrees of Separation
3. Hall of Fame
4. If You Could See Me Now
5. Glowing
6. Give the Love Around
7. Broken Arrow
8. Kaleidoscope
9. No Words
10. Millionaires

#3 is the third studio album by Irish pop rock band The Script, released on 7 September 2012 in Ireland, followed by the UK and US releases. The album features the chart-topping hit “Hall of Fame”, a motivational anthem performed with will.i.am, co-judge to frontman Danny O’Donoghue on The Voice UK. Despite achieving commercial success—peaking at No. 1 in Ireland and No. 2 in the UK—#3 received mixed-to-negative reviews, criticized for its formulaic production and O’Donoghue’s rap attempts. However, tracks like “If You Could See Me Now” were praised for their raw emotional storytelling about personal loss and reflection.

4. No Sound Without Silence (2014)

Tracks:

1. No Good in Goodbye
2. Superheroes
3. Man on a Wire
4. It’s Not Right for You
5. The Energy Never Dies
6. Flares
7. Army of Angels
8. Never Seen Anything (Quite Like You)
9. Paint the Town Green
10. Without Those Songs
11. Hail Rain or Sunshine

No Sound Without Silence is the fourth studio album by Irish pop rock band The Script, released on 12 September 2014 by Columbia Records. Marking their first full-length release under Columbia, the album was largely written during the band’s 3 World Tour and crafted as a conceptual prequel to their debut. Lead single “Superheroes” debuted in July 2014, capturing the album’s motivational tone. Vocalist Danny O’Donoghue left The Voice UK to focus on production, aiming for deeper artistic expression. With chart-topping success in Ireland, the UK, and New Zealand, the album earned platinum certification and showcased a return to the band’s emotional and anthemic roots.

5. Freedom Child (2017)

Tracks:

1. No Man Is an Island
2. Rain
3. Arms Open
4. Rock the World
5. Mad Love
6. Deliverance
7. Divided States of America
8. Wonders
9. Love Not Lovers
10. Eden
11. Make Up
12. Written in the Scars
13. Awakening
14. Freedom Child

Freedom Child, the fifth studio album by Irish rock band The Script, was released on 1 September 2017 through Columbia Records and Sony Music. Marking their return after a hiatus following No Sound Without Silence (2014), the album embraces a shift from traditional rock instrumentation toward more pop-oriented, production-heavy sounds, reflecting contemporary radio trends. The title track was inspired by a personal family moment and broader social concerns, such as terrorism and unity. Lead single “Rain” marked their first release in three years. Despite mixed reviews—praised for its vibrant energy but criticized for lacking emotional depth—the album topped charts in Ireland and the UK.

6. Sunsets & Full Moons (2019)

Tracks:

1. Something Unreal
2. The Last Time
3. Run Through Walls
4. If You Don’t Love Yourself
5. Hurt People Hurt People
6. Same Time
7. Underdog
8. The Hurt Game
9. Hot Summer Nights

Sunsets & Full Moons is the sixth studio album by Irish rock band The Script, released on 8 November 2019 via Sony Music. Seen as a spiritual sequel to their 2008 debut, the album was shaped by personal tragedy—lead singer Danny O’Donoghue lost both parents a decade apart. Featuring emotionally driven tracks like “The Last Time” and “Run Through Walls,” the album explores themes of loss, healing, and resilience. It marked the final studio appearance of guitarist Mark Sheehan before his passing in 2023. The album reached number one in both Ireland and the UK, supported by a 2020 European tour.

7. Satellites (2024)

Tracks:

1. Both Ways
2. Unsaid
3. Home Is Where The Hurt Is
4. At Your Feet
5. Gone
6. Inside Out
7. Satellites
8. One Thing I Got Right
9. Falling Flying
10. Before You Go
11. Promises
12. Run Run Run

Satellites is the seventh studio album by Irish pop rock band The Script, released on 16 August 2024 via BMG Rights Management. Marking their first release since the passing of founding member Mark Sheehan in April 2023, the album introduces bassist Benjamin Sargeant and reflects a transitional era for the band. Featuring emotionally resonant tracks like “At Your Feet” and “Inside Out,” Satellites debuted at number one on the Irish Albums Chart and number two in the UK. Promoted through their global Satellites World Tour, the album showcases The Script’s enduring artistry and evolution as a trio navigating loss and renewal.

All The Script Tours in Order by Year

The Script have embarked on a series of successful tours following their chart-topping albums. Their touring journey began with the Science & Faith Tour (2010–2011), followed by the #3 World Tour (2012–2013) in support of their third album. In 2015, they launched the No Sound Without Silence Tour, performing across five continents. The Freedom Child Tour spanned 2017 to 2018, promoting their fifth album. Their Sunsets & Full Moons Tour took place in 2020. In 2022, they launched the Greatest Hits Tour following the release of Tales from the Script. In 2024, they began the Satellites World Tour, supporting their seventh studio album.

Here is the list of The Script tours in order by year:

1. Science & Faith Tour (2010–11)
2. #3 World Tour (2012–13)
3. No Sound Without Silence Tour (2015)
4. Freedom Child Tour (2017–18)
5. Sunsets & Full Moons Tour (2020)
6. Greatest Hits Tour (2022–23)
7. Satellites World Tour (2024-2025)

Conclusion:

In tracing The Script Albums in Order, one witnesses the remarkable evolution of a band that has masterfully blended emotional storytelling with pop-rock dynamism. From their chart-topping debut The Script (2008) to the introspective Science & Faith (2010), the anthemic #3 (2012), and the heartfelt No Sound Without Silence (2014), each album showcases their lyrical depth and melodic growth. Later releases like Freedom Child (2017), Sunsets & Full Moons (2019), and Satellites (2024) reflect both personal resilience and artistic innovation. Despite the tragic loss of Mark Sheehan, the band’s legacy continues to thrive through their enduring music and global fanbase.

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