Combs chart doubles

On the album charts, Dan + Shay were second with their self-titled release. Chris Stapleton's "Traveller" went from eight to three on its 208th week on the chart. Kacey Musgraves' "Golden Hour" was fourth and Maren Morris' "GIRL" fifth.

Florida Georgia Line was sixth with "Can't Say I Ain't Country," up 3. Upchurch debuted at seven with "Creeker 2." Carrie Underwood jumped 13 to 16 with "Cry Pretty." Chase Rice's "Lambs & Lions" was at 27, up 9. Mitchell Tenpenny was up three to 39 with "Telling All My Secrets."

On the songs chart, Blake Shelton was second with "God's Country," Rice third with "Eyes on You," Morgan Wallen fourth with "Whiskey Glasses," up four, and Brett Young fifth with "Here Tonight."

Dan + Shay were up three to 19 with "All to Myself." Eric Church also moved up 3 spots, to 20, with "Some of It." Jason Aldean moved up 6 to 21 with "Rearview Town." Chris Young's "Raised on Country" stood at 24, up 4. Thomas Rhett entered the chart at 27 with "Remember You Young." Tim McGraw jumped 13 to 32 with "Thought About You." Justin Moore's "The Ones That Didn't Make It Back Home" was up 3 to 34. Rascal Flatt was at 40 with "Back to Life," up 3. So was Old Dominion's "One Man Band" at 43. Newcomer Matt Stell was also was up 3 with "Prayed For You" at 47. Morgan Evans debuted at 49 with "Day Drunk."

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, "Deep " from Steven Curtis Chapman was first. A compilation disc, "Bluegrass Gospel," debuted in second, one ahead of The Devil Makes Three's "Live at Red Rocks." Mandolin Orange was fourth with "Tides of a Teardrop." Unspoken Tradition debuted in fifth with "Myths We Tell Our Young."

On the Americana/Folk Albums chart, Stapleton was first with "Traveller," Musgraves second with "Golden Hour," Hozier third with "Wasteland, Baby!," Johnnyswim fourth with "Moonlight" and "Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits" fifth.

On the overall Top 100, Combs was 13th, Dan + Shay 38th, Stapleton 49th, Musgraves 51st and Morris 52nd.