Aldean, Chesney lead Billboard charts
Chris Stapleton was second on the albums chart with "Traveller." Florida Georgia Line was third with "Dig Your Roots." Keith Urban placed fourth with "Ripcord" and Dolly Parton fifth with "Pure & Simple."
Blake Shelton moved from ninth to sixth with "If I'm Honest." Mo Pitney debuted in 10th with his debut "Behind This Guitar." Tucker Beathard debuted at 14 with his "Fight Like Hell" EP. Brett Cobb's "Shine on Rainy Day" entered the chart at 17. Newcomer Buddy Brown was 22nd on his first week on the chart with "I Call BS On That" EP.
Urban was second on the songs chart with "Blue Ain't Your Color." Cole Swindell was third with "Middle of a Memory." LoCash went from seventh to fourth with "I Know Somebody." Billy Currington came in fifth with "It Don't Hurt Like It Used To."
Alden was ninth with "A Little More Summertime," up 3. Brett Young also climbed 3, to 11 with "Sleep Without You." Brad Paisley's "Today" was the biggest mover, jumping from 49th to 12th. Carrie Underwood was at 18, up 5, with "Dirty Laundry."
Drake White stood at 21 with "Livin' The Dream," up 3. Eric Church was at 23 with "Kill a Word," up 5. The song features Rhiannon Giddens. Lauren Alaina is in the top 25 - at 25 - with "Road Less Traveled," up 2.
On the Bluegrass Albums Chart, Dwight Yoakam was first with "Swimmin' Pools, Movie Stars..." Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, first last week, was second with "Circlin' Back: Celebrating 50 Years, Live at the Ryman Auditorium, TN." Bradley Walker was third with "Call Me Old-fashioned." Mandolin Orange held fifth with "Blindfaller." The Devil Makes Three was fifth with "Redemption & Ruin." Nothin' Fancy debuted in sixth with "Where I Came From."
On the Americana/Folk Albums chart, Bon Iver was again first with "22, A Million." Van Morrison was second with "Keep Me Singing," Stapleton third with "Traveller," Shovels & Rope fourth with "Little Seeds" and Bob Weird fifth with "Blue Mountain."
On the overall top 200, Florida Georgia Line was 21st, Aldean 25th, Stapleton 28th, Urban 38th and Sam Hunt 75 with "Montevallo." The top 200 and country charts use different criteria.
More news for Jason Aldean
- 02/17/25: Aldean, Bentley, Zimmerman headline Watershed
- 01/21/25: Aldean goes Full Throttle
- 01/07/25: Brooks + Dunn, Aldean join for one night only - at Fenway
- 09/13/24: Shenandoah, Aldean, Bryan join forces
- 07/29/24: Aldean's "Whiskey Drink" reaches radio
- 11/27/23: Aldean extends tour
- 11/03/23: Aldean, Johnson, Dickerson release new music
- 10/06/23: Aldean serves up "Whiskey Drink"
CD reviews for Jason Aldean
Hollywood may be pushing a broadminded agenda where there are more genders than one can even count, but in Jason Aldean's world, there are only two: tough guys, and the women that love them. There's no confusion it's a guy in the "Camouflage Hat," for example. Also, nothing is said or done without also washing it down with alcohol. The opener,"Tattoos and Tequila," breaks it down into tattoos to remember, and tequila to forget.
Within its booze for every ...
If you liked Jason Aldean's three previous number one albums, you'll like "Rearview Town." He sticks to the winning formula that has brought him past success. The 15 tracks are mainly juiced up, muscular numbers with scorching guitar. Ironically, amid the torrid tempos and high volume that dominate the collection, the ballads are the standouts, especially with the duet with the Miranda Lambert on "Drowns The Whiskey." Instead of whiskey drowning a memory, the inverse ...
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