Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — April 28, 2026

Kehlani's self-titled sophomore set, out four days earlier, secured the second spot with a cohesive R&B narrative that turned personal turmoil into silky, introspective listens.

Ella Langley's Dandelion, now in its third week on the chart, proves that country's new guard can hold its own against mega-stars, powered by a viral single about small-town autonomy.

Don Toliver's OCTANE, a three-month-old trap-and-synth hybrid, still burns at #4—a testament to its staying power as a car-ride anthem collection.

Morgan Wallen's I'm The Problem, nearly a year old, refuses to fade, anchored by a fanbase that treats each track like a karaoke staple and a lifestyle.

BTS's ARIRANG, a conceptual album weaving Korean folk motifs with hyperpop, landed at #6, proving ARMY's loyalty is as potent as ever for a release now over a month old.

Justin Bieber's SWAG II, a braggadocious pop-rap set from eight months ago, holds at #7—evidence that his core audience still craves his lighter, fun-era material.

Michael Jackson's Thriller, a 1982 blockbuster, sneaks back into the top 10 on April 28—likely driven by the marketing push for his new soundtrack album and a fresh wave of discoverers.

The KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack, a genre-bending Netflix tie-in from last June, returns at #9, suggesting new viewers are bingeing the film and adding its tracks to their playlists.

Michael: Songs From The Motion Picture, released just four days ago, enters at #10—a companion piece to the biopic that reminds listeners why Jackson's catalog remains a streaming force.