By Zac Bryan The Great American Bar Scene climbs to No. 1 in multiples Advertising sign charts dated July 20 after the set's first full week of tracking, including the nearly nine-month Top Streaming Albums tally, where it reaches the top spot from No. 18.
The set was released on July 4, the last day of the tracking week reflected on July 13 Advertising sign charts and reached multiple rankings since that first day of activity. The LP leads the top streaming albums with 127,500 streaming album equivalent (SEA) units earned from July 5-11 in the US, according to Luminate. This SEA amount equates to 163.9 million official on-demand streams generated by the album's 19 tracks.
On the Billboard 200 (which combines SEA, album sales and equivalent album [TEA] units), Bar bolts 17-2 – becoming Bryan's fourth top 10 – while Taylor Swift continues her reign with Department of Tormented Poets. It's the first time in four months that the two charts haven't shared the same No. 1.
in addition to BarIts rule for Top Streaming Albums, the collection orders Top Country Albums, Top Rock Albums, Top Rock & Alternative Albums, and Americana/Folk Albums. It's his third No. 1 in each of the past four rankings.
On the Billboard Hot 100 Songs chart, Bar sees 17 of her songs chart at number 12, led by “Pink Skies”.
The Top Streaming Albums chart ranks the most streamed albums of the week in the US. per stream Units Equivalent album (SEA). Each SEA unit is equal 3,750 official ad-supported audio and video streams or 1,250 paid/subscription official audio and video streams created by songs from an album. All charts dated July 20, 2024 will be posted in full on Advertising signon the user's website on July 16. For all the new charts, follow @billboard and @billboardcharts on both X, formerly known as Twitter, and Instagram.
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