Luke Combs Enjoys One Of His Biggest Chart Weeks As His Tour Ends
Luke Combs sees multiple albums return to the U.K. charts and several climb to new peaks, including ‘This One’s for You’ and ‘What You See Is What You Get.’ NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – NOVEMBER 19: EDITORIAL USE ONLY Luke Combs performs onstage during the 59th Annual CMA Awards at Bridgestone Arena on November 19, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
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In late July, Luke Combs headed to the United Kingdom to wrap up the final dates on his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, which officially finished about a week ago. He first played several shows in Edinburgh, Scotland, before heading to London, where the superstar headlined three nights at Wembley Stadium with fellow country acts Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers and The Castellows opening for him.
As a result of his visit to the nation, Combs’s music soars on the U.K. charts this week. Multiple albums reach new peaks, some become bestsellers again, and all of his success makes it clear that there is a huge market for country music on the other side of the Atlantic.
Luke Combs Reaches Two New Streaming Peaks
Two projects by Combs rise to new highs on the Official Albums Streaming chart this week. This One’s for You jumps from outside the top 40 to No. 29, while What You See Is What You Get lifts to No. 53.
Those two projects represent one-third of all of Combs’s career placements on the streaming-focused roster. He has sent six releases to the tally, and What You See Is What You Get and This One’s for You rank among his lower-peaking efforts. Growin’ Up is sandwiched between them, as it topped out at No. 40. Meanwhile, both Gettin’ Old and The Way I Am – his 2026 full-length – are tied as Combs’s highest-ranking wins. Both albums climbed all the way to No. 5.
Luke Combs Rises to Another New Career High
Between those two climbing albums, only This One’s for You establishes a new peak on another ranking as well. The project pushes from No. 47 to No. 32 on the Official Albums chart, the most important albums roster in the U.K.
Even as it ascends to a never-before-seen high point, This One’s for You remains the lowest-peaking of Combs’s albums on the tally. What You See Is What You Get, the first of his titles to reach the ranking, worked its way as high as No. 27 and helped turn him into a hugely popular act outside America.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – JULY 11: Luke Combs performs onstage for a songwriter round at Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on July 11, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum)
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Luke Combs Sees Multiple Albums Become Bestsellers Again
Both What You See Is What You Get and The Way I Am become bestsellers again on format-specific rankings this week. The Way I Am reenters the Official Physical Albums chart at No. 51. What You See Is What You Get also returns, but to a different list. That set surges back onto the Official Album Downloads tally, where it lands at No. 90.
Luke Combs Charts Six Albums in the U.K.
Six releases by Combs appear on at least one U.K. tally at the moment, with The Way I Am remaining the focus, as the newest of the bunch. The project returns to the top 10 on the Official Album Downloads chart, lifting to No. 9, while simultaneously climbing on four of the six rosters where it can currently be located.
Combs fills five spaces on the Official Country Artists Albums chart, one of the shortest published by the Official Charts Company. The Way I Am, Gettin’ Old, Growin’ Up, What You See Is What You Get and Father & Sons settle at Nos. 3, 6, 10, 11 and 12, respectively.
Luke Combs Charts Seven Songs Across the Atlantic
Seven popular Combs songs live on U.K. rankings this week. Several become bestsellers and debut on lists, including both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts. Other tunes, such as “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” and “My Kinda Saturday Night,” return to multiple rosters. A handful of Combs’s hits either make their way back to previously established peaks or climb to new highs in the wake of his concerts in the U.K.
