Zach Bryan’s latest EP leads the Canadian albums chart while all eight tracks land on the country’s Hot 100.
Zach Bryan has another No. 1 album in Canada with Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs. The eight-song project reaches the top of Billboard’s Canadian Albums chart, giving him his second chart-topping debut there in 2026 after January’s With Heaven On Top.
It is also his fourth No. 1 on that chart, according to Billboard Canada’s latest report. The result extends the reach of a compact release that arrived on October 16, months after Bryan opened the year with a much longer studio album.
Every song on the EP enters the Canadian Hot 100. “Lies,” featuring Lana Del Rey, leads at No. 3, followed by “Lodi When” at No. 11 and “Robot Killed the Working Man” at No. 17.
The remaining entries are “Plainsman,” featuring Turnpike Troubadours, at No. 24, “Backwards” at No. 27, “Dog Days” at No. 29, “You’ll Get By” at No. 31 and “Is the Blue Tangled in You?” at No. 39. That places the entire project inside Canada’s top 40 rather than leaving its chart presence concentrated in a single collaboration.
“Lies” also makes a strong start beyond Canada, entering the Billboard Global 200 at No. 5. Billboard’s global chart report credits the duet with 27.7 million streams and 7,000 sales worldwide during October 16–22, making it the second top-10 entry on that ranking for both Bryan and Del Rey.
In the United States, the EP opens at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with 65,500 equivalent album units, marking Bryan’s sixth top-10 project. The chart momentum arrives ahead of his expanded 2027 stadium run, which brings the Young Manhood era back to the stage beginning in April.

































