Miranda Lambert continues her impressive run on the country music charts as her latest album, Crisco, makes a top-10 debut.
Released October 2, the album enters the Top Country Albums chart at No. 4 with 24,000 equivalent album units earned in its first week, according to Billboard. The achievement extends Lambert’s streak to 11 consecutive top 10 country albums, beginning with her 2005 debut, Kerosene.
Over the past 21 years, seven of those albums have reached No. 1, reflecting her consistent presence on the country charts.
Produced by Lambert and Jesse Frasure, Crisco features 12 songs blending traditional country influences with elements of 1970s disco. The project also includes collaborations with Chris Stapleton and Ella Langley.
Other country artists are making chart moves as well. Gavin Adcock’s The Day I Hang It Up opens at No. 10, while Wynonna returns with The Hard Truth, her first studio album in a decade.
Lambert’s latest release adds another chapter to a chart history that has remained uninterrupted since 2005.
