Luke Combs’ Debut Album Reaches New U.K. Streaming Peak

Luke Combs is enjoying another successful week in the United Kingdom as the growing popularity of country music continues to boost his catalog across multiple charts. His debut album, This One’s for You, has returned to both the Official Albums chart and the Official Albums Streaming chart, where it has achieved its highest streaming position to date.

The album reenters the Official Albums Streaming chart at No. 70, marking a new career-best placement for the project after just four total weeks on the ranking. It first appeared in October 2023 at No. 81 before climbing to No. 76, slipping to No. 99 and then dropping off the chart. Its latest return gives the album its strongest streaming performance yet.

Although the new peak represents progress for This One’s for You, it remains one of Combs’ lower-charting releases on the streaming ranking. Only What You See Is What You Get reached a lower peak, topping out at No. 76. His strongest performances on the Official Albums Streaming chart remain Gettin’ Old and The Way I Am, both of which climbed to No. 5.

With its fourth week on the Official Albums Streaming chart, This One’s for You also becomes Combs’ third-longest-charting release on that ranking. It moves ahead of What You See Is What You Get and Father & Sons, which each spent three weeks on the list. The Way I Am has accumulated 10 weeks, while Gettin’ Old leads with 19 weeks.

The album also returns to the Official Albums chart at No. 86, only three places below its previous peak of No. 83. It has now spent three weeks on the main albums ranking and appears there for the first time since November 2023.

Combs also sees What You See Is What You Get return to the Official Country Artists Albums chart at No. 18. The album previously reached No. 1 and is one of five chart-topping country releases in his career. Across seven appearances on the genre-specific ranking, every one of Combs’ releases has reached the top 10.

The returning album continues to extend its record as Combs’ longest-running title on the Official Country Artists Albums chart, reaching 271 weeks. It also shares his longest stay at No. 1 with Gettin’ Old, as both albums spent 11 weeks atop the ranking.

This week, Combs occupies five of the 20 positions on the Official Country Artists Albums chart. The Way I Am, Gettin’ Old, Father & Sons, Growin’ Up and What You See Is What You Get rank at Nos. 3, 9, 14, 16 and 18, respectively. Each of those albums has reached No. 1 on the chart.

Meanwhile, The Way I Am continues to climb on several U.K. rankings. The album jumps from No. 65 to No. 39 on the Official Albums Streaming chart and rises from No. 68 to No. 44 on the Official Albums chart, narrowly missing the top 40. It also advances three spots to No. 28 on the Official Album Downloads chart. The album previously peaked at No. 2 on the Official Album Downloads chart, No. 4 on the Official Albums chart and No. 5 on the Official Albums Streaming chart.