Morgan Wallen. Photo: John Shearer
Morgan Wallen‘s Dangerous: The Double Album holds steady at the top of the country chart this week for an 11th straight week with 66K (3.8K album only/78 million song streams), but drops a bit on the all genre chart to No. 3 for the week. The Big Loud/Republic project has racked up 1.354 million YTD.
Luke Combs nabs the second and third spots on the country albums chart with his albums What You See Is What You Get at 27K and This One’s For You at 18K, while Wallen’s If I Know Me sits at No. 4 with 15K and Chris Stapleton‘s Starting Over rounds out the country Top 5 with 15K. The legendary Loretta Lynn proves she’s still going strong with the top country debut going to her Still Woman Enough on SME/Legacy with 11K. The album comes in at No. 9 on the country chart this week, according to Nielsen.
Wallen also takes the top spot on the country streaming chart once again this week with “Wasted on You,” which streamed 6.7 million this week and now stands at 108 million RTD. Following behind him are newcomer Niko Moon‘s “Good Time” at 6.6 million, Gabby Barrett‘s “The Good Ones” with 6.5 million, Stapleton’s “Starting Over” at 6.5 million, and Combs’ “Forever After All” at 6.3 million.
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