LANCO debuts in first

Thomas Rhett, Russell Dickerson and Kane Brown stayed two-three-four on the songs chart with "Marry Me," "Yours" and "What Ifs," which features Lauren Alaina. LANCO jumped from 10 to 5 with "Greatest Love Story."

Scotty McCreery made it into the top 10 with "Five More Minutes" at 10, up 4. Devin Dawson's "All On Me" moved 5 to 13 as did Chris Stapleton's "Broken Halos" at 14. Luke Bryan was 22nd with "Most People Are Good," also up 5. Dierks Bentley debuted at 23 with "Woman, Amen." Keith Urban debuted at 25 with "Parallel Line." Luke Combs stood at 36 with "One Number Away," up 3.

Zac Brown and Sir Rosevelt, a side project for Brown, debuted at 39 with "It Goes On." Guitarist Lindsay Ell's "Criminal" moved up 3 to 44. Danielle Bradbery was 45th with "Sway," up 4. LANCO debuted at 48 with "Born to Love You." Justin Moore was at 49 with "Kinda Don't Care" and Chase Rice 50 with "Three Chords & The Truth," both debuts.

On the albums chart, Brown was second with his self-titled debut after being first last week. Rhett was third with "Life Changes," Stapleton fourth with his debut, "Traveller," and Dawson debuting in fifth with "Dark Horse." Stapleton had three discs in the top 10 as "From a Room: Volume 2" was seventh and "From a Room: Volume 1" 10th.

Kid Rock was at 14 with "Sweet Southern Sugar." Kenny Chesney jumped from 36 to 19 with "Live in No Shoes Nation." "Elvis: 30 #1 Hits" jumped from 48 to 32. Miranda Lambert inched up 3 to 36 with "The Weight of These Wings."

On the Folk/Americana albums chart, Stapleton was first with "Traveller," First Aid Kit, a Swedish sister duo, second with "Ruins," Stapleton third with "Volume 2" and fourth with "Volume 1." Ed Sheeran was fifth with "Divide."

On the Top 200 chart, LANCO was 20th, Brown 28th, Rhett 36th, "Traveller" 45th and Dawson 50th.