Rexha/FGL, Brown remain first on Billboard

On the songs chart, Kane Brown stayed second with "Heaven." Jason Aldean was third with "You Make It Easy," switching spots with Thomas Rhett's "Marry Me" in fourth. Luke Bryan stayed at fifth with "Most People Are Good."

Jake Owen's new single, "I Was Jack (You Were Diane)," was up 3 to 23. Keith Urban was a big mover as "Coming Home" hit 28th, up 11 with the song featuring Julia Michaels. Aldean debuted at 33 with "Getting' Warmed Up." Chase Rice went from 41 to 38 with "Three Chords & The Truth." Kacey Musgraves debuted at 39 with "High Horse." Brothers Osborne were 42nd with "Shoot Me Straight," up 3. Kelsea Ballerini's "I Hate Love Songs," debuted at 45.

On the albums chart, Chris Stapleton was second with "Traveller." Scotty McCreery fell out of the top spot with "Seasons Change" now in third. Rhett's "Life Changes" remained fourth and Bryan fifth again with "What Makes You Country." Jordan Davis debuted at six with "Home State."

Alan Jackson's "Precious Memories Collection" jumped from 28 to 15. Bryan's "Crash My Party" went from 22 to 19. Devin Dawson was at 24 with "Dark Horse," up 3. Maren Morris was at 31 with "Hero, up 5. So was Ballerini's "Unapologetically" at 32. Johnny Cash's "The Greatest: The Number Ones" went from 43 to 40. Taylor Swift was at 42 with "Fearless," up 3.

Miranda Lambert's "The Weight of These Wings" stood at 43, up 4. Darius Rucker was 44th with "When Was the Last Time," up 4. Rascal Flatts' "Greatest Hits Volume 1" went from 50 to 47.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Allison Krauss again led the chart with "Windy City." Steep Canyon Rangers were second with "Out in the Open." Steve Martin And the Steep Canyon Rangers were third with "The Long-Awaited Album." Bradley Walker's "Blessed: Hymns And Song of Faith" was fourth and Dom Flemons debuted at five with "Black Cowboys."

On the Americana/Folk chart, Stapleton was first and second with "Traveller" and "From a Room Volume 1." George Ezra debuted at three with "Staying at Tamara's." Stapleton was fourth with "From a Room Volume 2" and The Decemberists fifth with "I'll Be Your Girl."

On the top 200 chart, Brown was 19th, "Traveller" 28th, McCreery 37th, Rhett 42nd and Bryan 45th.