Singer-songwriter Chandler Moore’s new set, Chandler Moore: Live in Los Angeles, blasts in at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Gospel Albums survey (dated Aug. 17).

Released on Aug. 2, Live in Los Angeles earned 4,000 equal album items in the United States, with 3,000 in album gross sales, in the course of the LP’s first monitoring week (Aug. 2-8), in line with Luminate. Concurrently, the 15-song set arrives at No. 4 on Top Christian Albums.

Moore — who’s a member of the collective Maverick City Music — provides his third Top Gospel Albums chief and his first as an unaccompanied artist. After his solo rookie entry, Feelings, opened at its No. 4 peak in November 2020, he first dominated with The Mav Way: EP Vol. 1, The Maverick Way, credited to Maverick City Music, Moore and Naomi Raine; the set entered on the summit in September 2023 and led for 3 weeks. The Maverick Way Complete: Complete Vol 02, underneath the identical billing, dominated for its first of 9 weeks upon its arrival final November. The latter two titles debuted at Nos. 2 and 1, respectively, on Top Christian Albums.

Richardson Back ‘Home’ at No. 1

Keyla Richardson earns her second Gospel Airplay chief as “Home” jumps 5-1. During the most recent monitoring week, it elevated by 8% in performs.

The Pensacola, Fla., native, a finalist on BET’s gospel music expertise present Sunday Best in 2019, scored her first chart-topper in August 2020 together with her rookie entry, “So Good.” Her second of three charted hits, “Prayer Will Change This,” hit No. 8 in June 2021.