Chart Beat

Billboard identifies all the movers and shakers on the country charts.

American Regional Mexican singer-songwriter Larry Hernandez takes the No. 2 spot on Top Latin Albums as Vete Acostumbrando arrives with 3,000 copies sold, according to Nielsen Music. The sales entrance is his best since 2010, when Larrymania debuted at No. 2 (5,000 units). Hernandez produced the set, which includes a range of styles within the genre, from banda to corridos.

The Weeknd crashes onto the Hot R&B; Songs and Hot R&B;/Hip-Hop Songs charts, landing his highest debut yet on both tallies. Plus, A$AP Rocky nets first Hot R&B; Songs hit as a lead act.

It may have seemed impossible in many parts of the U.S. buried under sheets of snow over the winter, but warm weather has, indeed, finally returned.

After a one-week break, Wiz Khalifa's "Furious 7" soundtrack hit "See You Again," featuring Charlie Puth, returns to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, rebounding 2-1.

Billboard JAPAN has re-vamped its Hot 100 chart to include YouTube plays and streaming counts based on lyrics displayed on PetitLyrics, effective on June 3.

The actor pairs with British rapper Skepta for a remix of "Shutdown" after tweeting a request to join the track in March.

In 2000, Spears' second album debuted at No. 1. Plus, remembering chart feats by Paula Abdul, Brandy & Monica and Elton John.

It's taken longer than usual, but Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" has finally reached No. 1 Down Under.

On the latest Billboard 200 albums chart, Foo Fighters fly after they close out the "Late Show With David Letterman," Mariah Carey tallies her 20th charting effort, Sammy Hagar's new live album bows, and Tina Campbell hits a high not for gospel music in 2015.

Bieber reaches the region for the first time in nearly two years. Plus, moves for Luke Bryan, Sawyer Fredericks, Nicki Minaj, Beyonce & Jessie J.