Veteran Jamaican deejay Sister Nancy returns to the Billboard Reggae Albums chart this week, as her album One, Two… re-enters at No. 10 for the chart dated September 26, 2026.

The album, which has previously peaked at No. 3, and was the highest selling dancehall album by a female aft in the U.S. last year is spending its second week on the chart.

Elsewhere, Jamaican-American singer Sean Kingston makes his first appearance on the ranking with Tomorrow, which debuts at No. 9. Originally released in 2009, Tomorrow is Kingston’s second studio album and includes songs such as “Fire Burning” and “Face Drop.”

Its arrival marks the 11th album to make a new debut on the Reggae Albums chart in 2026.

At the summit this week , Bob Marley and The Wailers’ Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and The Wailers remains at No. 1. The compilation logs its 350th week on the chart and its 349th week at No. 1.

Shaggy’s Best of Shaggy: The Boombastic Collection holds firm at No. 2 in its 380th week, while Sean Paul’s Dutty Classics Collection re-enters at No. 3. The latter has spent 275 weeks on the chart and previously peaked at No. 2.

Sean Paul also occupies the No. 4 spot with Dutty Rock, which rises from No. 5. The Grammy-winning album, which has previously topped the chart, is spending its 333rd week on the ranking.

Stick Figure commands the next three positions. World on Fire falls one place to No. 5, Wisdom moves from No. 7 to No. 6, and Set in Stone advances from No. 8 to No. 7. All three albums have previously reached No. 1.

Bob Marley and The Wailers’ Exodus rises from No. 10 to No. 8 in its 149th week, followed by Kingston’s Tomorrow at No. 9 and Sister Nancy’s One, Two… at No. 10.

Rebelution Leads 2026 Debuts in Longevity

Although Kingston’s 2009 album becomes the 11th title to make a new chart debut this year, Rebelution’s Live in St. Augustine has demonstrated the greatest staying power among 2026’s newcomers.

The album, which debuted and peaked at No. 9, has accumulated eight non-consecutive weeks on the Reggae Albums chart. It is the only album making its chart debut this year to have spent that many weeks on the ranking.

Masicka’s Forever Reign, Destin Conrad’s RowdyRunner and Buju Banton’s Too Too Bad are the only other new chart arrivals to have spent two weeks on the ranking.

Forever Reign debuted at No. 4, tying Bob Marley and The Wailers’ Roots, Rock, Reggae: Live at the Hammersmith Odeon for the highest debut position among the 11 titles.

Destin Conrad’s RowdyRunner debuted at No. 5, while Buju Banton’s Too Too Bad entered at No. 8.

The other debuts are The Elovaters’ Shark Belly Motel at No. 5, Vybz Kartel’s God & Time at No. 6, Iration’s Where It All Began at No. 8, Protoje’s The Art of Acceptance at No. 9 and Alkaline’s NPT at No. 10.

Highest Debuts on Billboard Reggae Albums Chart — 2026

No. 4: Bob Marley & The Wailers — Roots, Rock, Reggae: Live at the Hammersmith Odeon — 1 week
No. 4: Masicka — Forever Reign — 2 weeks
No. 5: The Elovaters — Shark Belly Motel — 1 week
No. 5: Destin Conrad — RowdyRunner — 2 weeks
No. 6: Vybz Kartel — God & Time — 1 week
No. 8: Buju Banton — Too Too Bad — 2 weeks
No. 8: Iration — Where It All Began — 1 week
No. 9: Rebelution — Live in St. Augustine — 8 non-consecutive weeks
No. 9: Protoje — The Art of Acceptance — 1 week
No. 9: Sean Kingston — Tomorrow — 1 week
No. 10: Alkaline — NPT — 1 week