Weekly Register: Zach Bryan & Morgan Wallen Secure Several Top-Five Slots

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Zach Bryan. Photo: Andrew Maclean. Morgan Wallen. Photo: Cameron Baird

Zach Bryan and Morgan Wallen have each secured several top-five slots this week, as they continue to command the country albums chart while debuting singles on the country streaming songs chart, according to Luminate data.

On the country albums chart, Bryan’s The Great American Bar Scene ascends to No. 1 with 137K in total consumption (8.3K album only/162 million song streams). Wallen’s One Thing At A Time shifts down to No. 2 with 69K (1.3K album only/88 million song streams), followed by his Dangerous: The Double Album at No. 3 with 40K (318 album only/52 million song streams). Shaboozey‘s Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going falls to No. 4 with 36K (1.2K album only/43 million song streams), while Bryan’s self-titled collection stays at No. 5 with 32K (2.9K album only/38 million song streams).

On the country streaming songs chart, Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” sits at No. 1 with 33 million streams, adding to 442 million ATD. Wallen and Post Malone‘s “I Had Some Help” remains at No. 2 with 29 million new streams, adding to 392 million ATD, as Wallen’s “Lies, Lies, Lies” lands the top debut at No. 3 with 25 million streams. Bryan’s “Pink Skies” moves to No. 4 with 22 million new streams, adding to 169 million ATD, and his “28” premieres at No. 5 with 20 million streams.

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