Zeros

When the Snow Fell, Zach Bryan Rose: How a Folk Singer Owned the Blizzard of 2026 While most of America was frantically checking weather apps and panic-buying bread during the blizzard of 2026, something unexpected was happening on our phones. Between doom-scrolling snow accumulation totals and wondering if we'd ever see our driveways again, millions of us found ourselves doing the same thing: streaming Zach Bryan . And not just one or two songs. The entire album. This week's Billboard charts tell a story that even the most optimistic Nashville insider wouldn't have predicted: Zach Bryan didn't just chart with his new release—he essentially became the charts . In a feat rarely seen since the streaming era began, Bryan placed his entire album on the Billboard Hot 100 simultaneously. It's the kind of dominance typically reserved for pop juggernauts and legacy acts, not an Oklahoma-bred singer-songwriter whose idea of production polish is making sure his ...