Morgan Wallen dominates iTunes as Bruce Springsteen struggles for recognition

In the United States, Morgan Wallen has been at the forefront of the iTunes top albums chart. His latest album, I'm the Problem, was released on May 16, and instantly took the top position on the iTunes rankings for bestselling albums and EPs. In the following days, it remained unchallenged despite attempts from other artists to claim the No. 1 spot. One notable attempt to dethrone Wallen came from Bruce Springsteen, whose surprise EP Land of Hope and Dreams was released on May 20. Although the EP has been well received and made significant progress to reach No. 2 on the iTunes chart, it fell short of surpassing Wallen's impressive sales performance. Springsteen’s EP features songs from his current tour and aims to generate excitement ahead of his upcoming box set, Tracks 2: The Lost Albums, due out in June. Furthermore, Wallen's momentum is bolstered by his recent release of the single “Superman.” This track debuted at No. 1 on both the Country Streaming Songs and Country Digital Song Sales charts, which showcases Wallen's continued influence and popularity within the country music genre. The single added to Wallen's growing list of top positions on various charts, including being close to the top 10 on the prestigious Hot 100 as well. The successful launch of Wallen's album and the debut of “Superman” not only solidify his status within the music industry but also set a strong foundation for his upcoming projects. Various reports indicate a promising future for Wallen and his continued dominance over multiple music charts, as indicated by his consistent performance across streaming platforms and physical sales.