Rhett debuts in first

On the albums chart, Luke Combs was second with "This One's For You," Dan + Shay third with their self-titled release, Morgan Wallen fourth with "If I Know Me" and Kane Brown fifth with "Experiment."

Kelsea Ballerini was at 19, up 3, with "Unapologetically." Rhett was up 5 to 21 with "Tangled Up." Brett Young's "Ticket to L.A." was at 29, up 3. "Telling All My Secrets" from Mitchell Tenpenny climbed 6 to 31. Luke Bryan held the 41st spot with "What Makes You Country," up 3.

On the songs chart, Wallen was second with "Whiskey Glasses," Rhett third with "Look What God Gave Her," up three, Lee Brice fourth with "Rumor" and Combs fifth with "Beer Never Broke My Heart."

Dan + Shay were 12th with "All to Myself," up 3. Cody Johnson also was up three to 13 with "On My Way to You." John Rich's single "Shut Up About Politics," jumped 24 to 17. The song features The Five. Rhett debuted at 21 with "Notice." Carrie Underwood's new single, "Southbound," moved up from 35 to 32. Blanco Brown debuted at 38 with "The Git Up," one ahead of Rhett's "Blessed," also making its debut.

On the Bluegrass Albums chart, Steven Curtis Chapman was first with "Deeper Roots: Where the Bluegrass Grows." Mandolin Orange was second with "Tides of a Teardrop." The "Bluegrass Gospel" compilation disc was third, Steep Canyon Rangers' "Out in the Open" fourth and Tim O'Brien Band's self-titled release was fifth.

Chris Thompson led the Americana/Folk Albums chart with "Traveller." Kacey Musgraves was second with "Golden Hour," The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band third with "The Traveler," Hozier fourth with "Wasteland, Baby!" and "Simon And Garfunkel's "Greatest Hits" fifth.

On the overall top 200, Combs was 12th, Dan + Shay 29th, Wallen 41st and Brown 57th.