Tag Archives: Country

In somewhat of a rapid ascent up the country charts, Luke Bryan’s “Waves” pushed past Dan + Shay’s “Glad You Exist” to become this year’s 17th No. 1 hit. “Waves” has only been on the chart for 18 weeks, while … Continue reading →

A new No. 1 hit has risen to the top as the American country chart resumes its usual merry-go-round of weekly hits. This week’s top song is Dan + Shay’s “Glad You Exist,” which easily moved past last week’s top … Continue reading →

The American country chart continues to be in flux as many songs that have populated the Top 40 begin their descent, and songs that will replace them are still gaining strength in downloads, sales and airplay. During the past five … Continue reading →

As the American country chart transitions between songs moving up the chart and those on their way out, only two songs are clearly at the top. In a tight battle for No. 1, Cole Swindell’s “Single Saturday Night” held on … Continue reading →

For the third straight week the American country chart switched its No. 1 song, but this time the resident was a familiar face. Cole Swindell’s “Single Saturday Night” took over the No. 1 spot, trading places with Chris Young and … Continue reading →

The country chart had only one number one song for two months — Luke Combs “Forever After All.” The song that replaced it — Cole Swindell’s “Single Saturday Night” — stayed at the top for just one week. The new … Continue reading →

It’s been two months since Luke Combs took over the No. 1 spot with “Forever After All” and seemed to have an unending grip at the top. But Cole Swindell was the one to finally end Combs’ nine-week reign, with … Continue reading →

Luke Combs is close to ensuring that “Forever After All” will end 2021 as the year’s No. 1 song. For the ninth week in a row, Combs’ second top song this year (after “Better Together”) is solidly atop the country … Continue reading →

Even as Chris Young’s “Famous Friends” gained ground on Luke Combs’ “Forever After All,” there was once again no change at the top. For eight straight weeks Combs has dominated the country chart with the rest of the field seemingly … Continue reading →

Another week, another chart with Luke Combs at the top. For the seventh straight week, Combs’ topped the field with “Forever After All,” which is now more than leading the pack for the No. 1 song of the year. Chris … Continue reading →