List of UK Country Albums Chart number ones of 2019

These are the Official Charts Company's UK Country Albums Chart number ones of 2019. The chart week runs from Friday to Thursday with the chart-date given as the following Thursday. Chart positions are based the multi-metric consumption of country music in the United Kingdom, blending traditional album sales, track equivalent albums, and streaming equivalent albums. The chart contains 20 positions.

In the iteration of the chart dated 4 January, Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves spent its sixth total week at number one, having held the top spot for the final week of 2018 and remaining there for the first five weeks of 2019, bringing its total to ten weeks in the top spot. British sister duo Ward Thomas spent three consecutive weeks at number one with their third studio album Restless Minds, and were displaced by Yola's Walk Through Fire, the first album by a black woman to top the chart. The artist with the most weeks at number one in 2019 was Kiefer Sutherland, whose Reckless & Me spent five consecutive weeks at the chart peak beginning in May, and then returned to the top spot for another two weeks in July. Willie Nelson spent four weeks at number one with his sixty-ninth release Ride Me Back Home. Sheryl Crow spent six weeks atop the chart with her collaborative project Threads which, at the time, was touted as her final album. Following the release of his second album, What You See Is What You Get , Luke Combs had a total of four non-consecutive weeks at number one, separated by Lady Antebellum's three-week chart-topper Ocean, their seventh album to reach the chart peak. Other artists who spent multiple weeks at number one include Francis Rossi & Hannah Rickards, Jessie Buckley, Steve Earle, Thomas Rhett, and Tyler Childers, who each spent two weeks atop the chart. The final number one of the year was What You See Is What You Get.

Chart history

Golden Hour, the critically acclaimed third album by Kacey Musgraves spent the first five weeks of the year in the top spot.

Kiefer Sutherland's Reckless & Me spent a leading seven weeks at number one in 2019.

Veteran artist Willie Nelson's sixty-ninth album Ride Me Back Home remained at the chart peak for four weeks.

Sheryl Crow spent six weeks at number one with Threads, widely publicised at the time to be her final album.

Lady Antebellum's Ocean held the top spot for three consecutive weeks.

Issue date	Album	Artist(s)	Record label	Ref.
4 January	Golden Hour	Kacey Musgraves	Mercury Nashville	[1]
11 January				[2]
18 January				[3]
25 January				[4]
1 February				[5]
8 February	Wild Silence	The Wandering Hearts	Decca	[6]
15 February	Restless Minds	Ward Thomas	Sony	[7]
22 February				[8]
1 March				[9]
8 March	Walk Through Fire	Yola	Nonesuch	[10]
15 March	Girl	Maren Morris	Columbia Nashville	[11]
22 March	We Talk Too Much	Francis Rossi & Hannah Rickards	Ear Music	[12]
29 March				[13]
5 April	Guy	Steve Earle	New West	[14]
12 April				[15]
19 April	Wild Rose	Jessie Buckley	Island	[16]
26 April				[17]
3 May	Reckless & Me	Kiefer Sutherland	BMG	[18]
10 May				[19]
17 May				[20]
24 May				[21]
31 May				[22]
7 June	Center Point Road	Thomas Rhett	Valory	[23]
14 June				[24]
21 June	Wonderland	Sarah Darling	Be Darling	[25]
28 June	Ride Me Back Home	Willie Nelson	Legacy	[26]
5 July				[27]
12 July				[28]
19 July				[29]
26 July	Reckless & Me	Kiefer Sutherland	BMG	[30]
2 August				[31]
9 August	Country Squire	Tyler Childers	RCA	[32]
16 August				[33]
23 August	Traveller	Chris Stapleton	Mercury Nashville	[34]
30 August	Let It Roll	Midland	Big Machine	[35]
6 September	Threads	Sheryl Crow		[36]
13 September				[37]
20 September				[38]
27 September				[39]
4 October	The Owl	Zac Brown Band	BMG	[40]
11 October	Threads	Sheryl Crow	Big Machine	[41]
18 October				[42]
25 October	Graffiti U	Keith Urban	Hit Red	[43]
1 November	Old Dominion	Old Dominion	RCA Nashville	[44]
15 November	Wildcard	Miranda Lambert	RCA Nashville/Vanner	[45]
15 November	What You See is What You Get	Luke Combs	Columbia Nashville/River House	[46]
22 November				[47]
29 November	Ocean	Lady Antebellum	Big Machine	[48]
6 December				[49]
13 December				[50]
20 December	What You See is What You Get	Luke Combs	Columbia Nashville/River House	[51]
27 December				[52]

Most weeks at number one

Weeks at number one	Artist
7	Kiefer Sutherland
6	Sheryl Crow
5	Kacey Musgraves
4	Luke Combs
	Willie Nelson
3	Lady Antebellum
	Ward Thomas
2	Francis Rossi & Hannah Rickards
	Jessie Buckley
	Steve Earle
	Thomas Rhett
	Tyler Childers

See also

• List of UK Albums Chart number ones of 2019
• List of UK Dance Singles Chart number ones of 2019
• List of UK Album Downloads Chart number ones of 2019
• List of UK Independent Albums Chart number ones of 2019
• List of UK R&B Albums Chart number ones of 2019
• List of UK Rock & Metal Albums Chart number ones of 2019
• List of UK Compilation Chart number ones of the 2010s