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Countrybreakout Chart Covering Secondary Radio Since 2002 COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002 Thursday, June 8, 2017 NEWS CHART ACTION New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Bobby Bones Nominated For Induction Into Artist/song/label—chart pos. National Radio Hall Of Fame Gary Allan/Mess Me Up/EMI Records Nashville — 60 Blane Howard/Promise To Love Her/Jawline Records — 70 Tyler Farr/I Should Go To Church Sometime/Columbia Nashville — 76 Christina Taylor/Don't Look Good In Your T-shirt — 77 Todd O'Neill/Love Again/Nash Next Records — 78 Eric Chesser/Good Times & Summer Days/BIGBIG Records — 79 Danny Worsnop/Anyone But Me/Earache Records — 80 Greatest Spin Increase Artist/song/label—Spin Increase Kenny Chesney/All The Pretty Girls/Blue Chair Records — 455 Chris Young/Losing Sleep/Sony Music — 206 Gary Allan/Mess Me Up/EMI Records Nashville — 189 Jon Pardi/Heartache On The Dance Floor/Capitol Nashville — 158 Old Dominion/No Such Thing As A Broken Heart/RCA Nashville — 154 Bobby Bones, host of iHeartMedia’s The Bobby Bones Show, is a nominee for induction into the National Radio Hall Of Fame. Bones is one of four Most Added nominees in the Music Format On-Air Personality category, which will be Artist/song/label—No. of Adds voted on by radio listeners. Bones is the youngest-ever nominee for Kenny Chesney/All The Pretty Girls/Blue Chair Records — 23 induction into the National Radio Hall Of Fame and the category’s only Gary Allan/Mess Me Up/EMI Records Nashville — 15 nominee in the country format. To read the full article, click here. Chris Young/Losing Sleep/Sony Music — 12 ‘CMA Fest’ TV Special To Air August 16 Lauren Alaina/Doin' Fine/Mercury Nashville — 9 Chris Janson/Fix A Drink/Warner Music Nashville — 8 Eric Chesser/Good Times & Summer Days/BIGBIG Records — 7 Jerrod Niemann/God Made A Woman/Curb — 6 On Deck—Soon To Be Charting Artist/song/label—No. of Spins Lee Brice/Boy/Curb — 133 Ray Scott/Livin' This Way/Jethropolitan Records, LLC — 131 Scotty McCreery/Five More Minutes — 122 Williams Honor/No Umbrella/Bar Frog Music — 113 Brooke Eden/Act Like You Don't/Red Bow Records — 107 For those not in Nashville this week, ABC will air its CMA Music Fest TV special as CMA Fest, The Music Event of Summer on Wednesday, Aug. 16 (8:00-11:00 PM/ET). Thomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini will host the three-hour show that brings Country Music’s Ultimate Fan Experience to a national audience. For more information, click here. Pictured (L-R): KFAV/ Warrenton, MO PD Mike Thomas, high school graduate Pictured: WKPQ/ Hornell, NY’s Terra Ebert, Dylan Jakobsen, and WKPQ PD/MD Lee Richey. Brandon Aubuchon, and BIGBIG Records’ Eric Chesser. Pictured (L-R): Artist Claudia Hoyser and Thunder 102’s Paul Pictured: Artist Jo Smith with the MusicRow staff. Ciliberto. Pictured (L-R): Cumulus Media’s VP/Programming Operations Greg Frey, Walker Hayes, Arista Nashville’s Pictured (L-R): WDXB/Birmingham, AL’s Dollar Bill, William Michael Ali O’Connell, and WKHX PD Scott Lindy. Morgan, and WDXB PD Tom Hanrahan. Thursday, June 8, 2017 CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG Singles June 12 Brantley Gilbert/The Ones That Like Me/The Valory Music Co. Granger Smith/Happens Like That/Wheelhouse Records Tim McDonald/Dad/Ranch King Records Andy Ross/Playing In The Mud/Buck Shot Records June 19 Lee Brice/Boy/Curb Records Luke Combs/When It Rains It Pours/Columbia Nashville Blake Torrey/Last Night/Watterson Records June 26 RaeLynn/Lonely Call/Warner Music Nashville Walker Hayes/You Broke Up with Me/Arista Nashville Dallas Remington/Found Her Freedom July 10 Sam Outlaw/Trouble/Six Shooter Records/Thirty Tigers Midland hits No. 1 this week on the MusicRow CountryBreakout chart with their single “Drinkin’ Problem.” This is Midland’s debut single, Albums and it had sold over 106,000 copies in the United States as of May June 9 2017. Lady Antebellum/Heart Break/Capitol Records Nashville Glen Campbell/Adiós/UMe “Drinkin’ Problem” was written by Mark Wystrach, Cameron Duddy, The Secret Sisters/You Don’t Own Me Anymore/New West Records Jess Carson, Shane McAnally, and Josh Osborne. Shannon McNally/Black Irish/Compass Records Ray Scott/Guitar For Sale/The Holland Group-Sony-RED The music video for “Drinkin’ Problem” has over 3.3 million views on Various/Now That’s What I Call Country Vol. 10/Universal Music Group YouTube and it was directed by band member, Cameron Duddy. The Nashville music video can be viewed here. Hillsong United/Wonder June 16 Eli Young Band/Fingerprints/Valory Music Co. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit/The Nashville Sound/Southeastern Records-Thirty Tigers Cheap Trick/We’re All Alright!/Big Machine Records Click here to view a full list of MusicRow’s Chuck Berry/Chuck/Dualtone Records Challenge Coin recipients. Thursday, June 8, 2017 Weeks % Spin On Chart Last Week This Week Artist / Song / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 16 2 1 Midland / Drinkin’ Problem / Big Machine 2654/87 2 59 23 3 2 Brothers Osborne / It Ain’t My Fault / EMI Records Nashville 2614/85 5 119 10 5 3 Thomas Rhett w/ Maren Morris / Craving You / Valory Music Co 2575/79 6 151 31 4 4 Justin Moore / Somebody Else Will / Valory Music Co. 2540/82 3 63 22 6 5 Cole Swindell feat. Dierks Bentley / Flatliner / Warner Bros. 2410/75 2 50 28 7 6 Billy Currington / Do I Make You Wanna / Mercury Nashville 2392/80 4 92 13 9 7 Old Dominion / No Such Thing As A Broken Heart / RCA Nashville 2092/80 8 154 11 8 8 Tim McGraw & Faith Hill / Speak To A Girl / Arista Nashville 2060/78 2 44 18 1 9 Blake Shelton / Every Time I Hear That Song / Warner Bros. 1922/54 -32 -907 15 14 10 Kip Moore / More Girls Like You / MCA Nashville 1864/79 8 133 20 12 11 Easton Corbin / A Girl Like You / Mercury Nashville 1845/80 5 85 15 15 12 Brett Eldredge / Something I’m Good At / Warner Bros. 1806/73 9 151 37 13 13 Chris Lane / For Her / Big Loud Records 1723/68 -1 -24 12 16 14 Maren Morris / I Could Use A Love Song / Columbia Nashville 1681/81 4 72 15 18 15 Dustin Lynch / Small Town Boy / Broken Bow 1597/75 8 116 10 17 16 Miranda Lambert / Tin Man / RCA Nashville 1539/75 1 17 29 20 17 LoCASH / Ring On Every Finger / Reviver Records 1490/64 5 76 10 19 18 Eric Church / Round Here Buzz / EMI Nashville 1480/77 5 64 8 21 19 Brad Paisley / Last Time For Everything / Arista Nashville 1415/76 2 32 7 22 20 Jason Aldean / They Don’t Know / Broken Bow 1394/74 12 152 7 25 21 Jon Pardi / Heartache On The Dance Floor / Capitol Nashville 1322/77 14 158 25 23 22 Drake White / Makin’ Me Look Good Again / BMLG 1256/64 3 32 20 27 23 Shane Owens / All The Beer In Alabama / AmeriMonte 1253/59 10 117 33 26 24 Morgan Wallen / The Way I Talk / Big Loud Records 1052/57 -8 -97 11 30 25 Carly Pearce / Every Little Thing / Big Machine 975/63 10 86 5 32 26 Chris Stapleton / Either Way / Mercury 923/63 16 125 17 31 27 Rachael Turner / Hurts Don’t It / Rustic Records 866/50 2 19 15 37 28 Kane Brown feat. Lauren Alaina / What Ifs / RCA Nashville 828/51 17 119 19 33 29 Presley & Taylor / This Phone / Mercy Music City 821/46 6 46 12 36 30 A Thousand Horses / Preachin’ To The Choir / Big Machine 791/48 9 63 8 38 31 Jerrod Niemann / God Made A Woman / Curb 775/60 16 105 14 34 32 The Swon Brothers / Don’t Call Me / TSB Records 775/53 3 25 14 35 33 Big & Rich / California / New Revolution 767/47 5 35 13 39 34 LanCo / Greatest Love Story / Arista Nashville 713/48 9 60 14 41 35 Rachel Holder / You Only Call Me When You’re Drunk / Curb 665/44 7 44 2 70 36 Kenny Chesney / All The Pretty Girls / Blue Chair Records 649/43 235 455 9 44 37 Jake Owen / Good Company / RCA Nashville 645/42 15 84 15 42 38 Denny Strickland / We Don’t Sleep / Red Star Productions 623/42 7 42 13 43 39 Smith & Wesley / The Little Things / Dream Walkin’ Records 618/44 10 54 3 48 40 Chris Janson / Fix A Drink / Warner Music Nashville 566/40 36 149 A PARADISE LIFE The perfect "feel good" up-tempo summer country song! 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Weeks % Spin On Chart Last Week This Week Artist / Song / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 11 24 41 Little Big Town / Happy People / Capitol Nashville 535/28 -55 -652 4 51 42 Josh Turner / All About You / MCA Nashville 514/36 36 135 13 45 43 Rick Monroe / This Side Of You / MRG Recordings 510/37 5 24 8 47 44 Camille Rae / I Need Me / Break the Cycle Entertainment 507/38 17 72 9 46 45 Cody Johnson / Wild as You / 475/29 9 38 21 29 46 Seth Ennis / Woke Up In Nashville / Arista Nashville 457/30 -55 -554 2 63 47 Chris Young / Losing Sleep / Sony Music 437/33 89 206 12 50 48 Tony Jackson / The Grand Tour / 409/31 6 24 7 55 49 Canaan Smith / Like You That Way / Mercury Nashville 405/32 19 66 14 53 50 Chelsea Bain / Drinkin’ Alone / Turn 3 Records 405/38 14 49 12 52 51 Trace Adkins / Watered Down / Wheelhouse 379/28 4 14 12 54 52 Sarah Dunn Band / Figure It Out / Reznam Records 360/31 1 5 8 57 53 Jacob Davis / What I Wanna Be / Black River Entertainment 343/25 21 60 10 56 54 Macy Martin / Broke Down / GTR Records 329/29 6 18 2 78 55 Lauren Alaina / Doin’ Fine / Mercury Nashville 316/27 86 146 12 59 56 Kat Taylor / Shame On You / Janco 316/24 15 41 5 61 57 Jason Pritchett / Brand New Girl / Dynamite Music Group 308/24 25 62 5 60 58 Trent Tomlinson / That’s What’s Working Right Now / 305/25 16 43 10 58 59 Nick Hickman / Tipsy / 304/21 7 21 1 91 60 Gary Allan / Mess Me Up / EMI Records Nashville 280/26 208 189 6 62 61 Tony McKee w/ Eric Lee Beddingfield /Problem With Me / Bar Frog Music 266/20 9 23 5 64 62 Kylie Frey / Too Bad / Deep Frey’d Productions 257/24 16 35 6 65 63 Joe Lasher Jr.
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