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Countrybreakout Chart Covering Secondary Radio Since 2002 COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002 Thursday, September 26, 2019 NEWS CHART ACTION New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Giveaway Alert: Reviver Entertainment Group song/artist/label—Chart Position Blessings/Florida Georgia Line/BMLG — 51 Over Drinking/Little Big Town/Capitol — 63 Scissors/Bekx/MC1 Nashville — 76 American Flags/Gary Kyle/Rise Records — 77 Good Life/Michael Austin/Black Sheep Label Group — 79 Drive/Lockeland/Lockeland Music — 80 Greatest Spin Increase song/artist/label—Spin Increase Even Though I'm Leaving/Luke Combs/Columbia — 299 Blessings/Florida Georgia Line/BMLG — 273 homecoming queen?/Kelsea Ballerini/Black River — 258 We Back/Jason Aldean/Broken Bow — 183 MusicRow Stations: Monsters/Eric Church/EMI — 176 You can give away a trip to San Diego for a pair of your listeners to see More Hearts Than Mine/Ingrid Andress/Warner Music Nashville — 160 Thompson Square, Tenille Arts and Aaron Goodvin courtesy of Reviver One Man Band/Old Dominion/RCA Nashville — 142 Entertainment Group. Just post the blurb below on your website or socials: Most Added song/artist/label—No. of Adds Win a trip to see Thompson Square, Tenille Arts and Aaron Goodvin in Blessings/Florida Georgia Line/BMLG — 24 San Diego! Click here to enter: https://www.revivermusic.com/contest/ homecoming queen?/Kelsea Ballerini/Black River — 13 Why We Drink/Justin Moore/Valory — 11 For more details contact [email protected]. We Back/Jason Aldean/Broken Bow — 8 More Hearts Than Mine/Ingrid Andress/Warner Music Nashville — 7 Loretta Lynn Presented With Monsters/Eric Church/EMI — 7 Cracker Barrel Country Legend Award On Deck—Soon To Be Charting song/artist/label—No. of Spins Hard Luck Girl/Shane Owens/AmeriMonte Records — 178 Whatever This Is/Jessie G/Redneck Records — 170 Malibu/Sarah Lawton/Dirk Wayne Records — 167 The Father, My Son, and the Holy Ghost/Craig Morgan/Broken Bow Records — 163 One Night Standards/Ashley McBryde/Warner Music Nashville — 162 Loretta Lynn was recently honored for her role as a trailblazer for women in country music with the 2019 Cracker Barrel Country Legend Award. The award was presented to Lynn by Cracker Barrel’s “Five Decades, One Voice” partner artist Trisha Yearwood at Lynn’s beloved ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. Click here to read more. Pictured (L-R): Carrie Underwood and KTHK/Idaho Falls, ID’s Justin Pictured (L-R): Adam Hambrick and MusicRow Publisher/Owner Sherod Robertson. Pierce. Pictured (L-R) Eric Burgett and WXFL/Florence, AL’s Fletch Pictured (L-R): Chris Lowden (manager), Tony Jackson, MusicRow Chart Director Alex Parry, and Jim Brown. Della Croce (manager). Pictured (L-R): Frankie Justin and WFRY/Watertown, NY’s Stan Soboleski. Pictured (L-R) WUCZ/Carthage, TN’s Dennis Banka and Jessie Lynn. Thursday, September 26, 2019 CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG Singles September 30 George Strait/The Weight Of The Badge/MCA Nashville Tenille Townes/Jersey On the Wall (I’m Just Asking)/Columbia Justin Moore/Why We Drink/The Valory Music Co. CJ Solar/Coming My Way/Sea Gayle Records October 3 Royal South/Cry, Cry October 7 Craig Morgan/The Father, My Son, And The Holy Ghost/Tripple Shoes Lauren Alaina/Getting Good/Mercury Nashville Ned LeDoux/Old Fashioned/Thirty Tigers Corey Farlow/We’re Hooked/Big Catch Records October 10 Briana Renae/Maybe You Can Be My Man Albums Thomas Rhett’s “Remember You Young” goes No. 1 this week on the September 27 MusicRow CountryBreakout Radio Chart. Thomas Rhett is nominated for two Jon Pardi/Heartache Medication/Capitol Records Nashville CMA Awards this year for Male Vocalist of the Year and Album of the Year for Cody Newman/End of Infnity Center Point Road. October 4 “Remember You Young” was written by TR, Jesse Frasure and Ashley Gorley. Brantley Gilbert/Fire & Brimstone/The Valory Music Co. Gorley reigns at No. 1 on the Top Songwriter Chart this week. King Calaway/Rivers/Stoney Creek Records Thomas Rhett will be honored at the 10th annual CMT Artists of the October 11 Year special to be broadcast live from Nashville’s Schermerhorn Symphony Kelleigh Bannen/Favorite Colors Center on Oct. 16 at 8 p.m. ET. Kendell Marvel/Solid Gold Sounds/Easy Eye Sound Ruston Kelly/Dirt Emo Vol. 1/Rounder Records Each songwriter and artist earning No. 1 credit on the MusicRow Chart receives a MusicRow Challenge Coin. Click here to view a full list of recipients. MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart Reporting Stations WHMA Anniston AL WAAG Galesburg IL KYSM Mankato MN KWOX Woodward OK WPCK Green Bay WI WXFL Florence AL WMCI Mattoon IL KZPK St. Cloud MN KRKT Albany OR WJVL Janesville WI KCNY Conway AR WRTB Rockford IL KWWR Mexico MO WCFT Selinsgrove PA WGLR Platteville WI KHBZ Harrison AR WIFE Connersville IN KFAV Warrenton MO WFGE State College PA WQPC Prairie du Chien WI KQUS Hot Springs AR WYGB Franklin IN WQNZ Natchez MS KIQK Rapid City SD WCOW Sparta WI KDXY Jonesboro AR KAIR Atchison KS KZZY Devils Lake ND WUCZ Carthage TN WTNJ Beckley WV KCJC Russellville AR KYEZ Salina KS KRGI Grand Island NE WDKN Dickson TN WDGG Huntington WV KWCK Searcy AR WGGC Bowling Green KY KRVN Lexington NE WLLX Lawrenceburg TN WTCR Huntington WV KRAZ Santa Barbara CA WKDZ Cadiz KY KQKX Norfolk NE Renegade Radio Nashville WBYZ Baxley GA WBKR Owensboro KY KQBA Santa Fe NM KMKS Bay City TX WUBB Savannah GA WDHR Pikeville KY WDNB Monticello NY KAYD Beaumont TX KXIA Marshalltown IA KRRV Alexandria LA WOLF Syracuse NY KFTX Corpus Christi TX KIAI Mason City IA WUUU Covington LA WCJW Warsaw NY KMRK Odessa TX KBOE Oskaloosa IA WKPE Hyannis MA WFRY Watertown NY KYYK Palestine TX KTHK Idaho Falls ID WVMD Cumberland MD KWHW Altus OK KXOX Sweetwater TX KICR Sandpoint ID WATZ Alpena MI KITX Hugo OK WAKG Danville VA WOOZ Carterville IL WTCM Traverse City MI KWEY Weatherford OK WAXX Altoona WI COUNTRY BREAKOUT CHART Thursday, September 26, 2019 Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Song / Artist / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 12 2 1 Remember You Young / Thomas Rhett / Valory 2128/73 4 73 10 3 2 It All Comes Out In The Wash / Miranda Lambert / Vanner Records/RCA Nashville 2091/71 4 75 18 7 3 Heartache Medication / Jon Pardi / Capitol 1971/74 6 104 26 6 4 Mr. Lonely / Midland / Big Machine 1922/72 2 38 15 10 5 One Man Band / Old Dominion / RCA Nashville 1811/68 9 142 40 8 6 Love You Too Late / Cole Swindell / Warner Bros./WMN/WMN Radio & Streaming 1804/46 -1 -26 28 1 7 Prayed For You / Matt Stell / Wide Open Records 1752/52 -20 -435 5 17 8 Even Though I’m Leaving / Luke Combs / Columbia 1515/63 25 299 23 12 9 Slow Dance In A Parking Lot / Jordan Davis / MCA Nashville 1502/65 5 76 34 11 10 After A Few / Travis Denning / Mercury Nashville 1499/60 4 51 17 14 11 Catch / Brett Young / BMLG 1438/62 4 58 30 13 12 Every Little Thing / Russell Dickerson / Triple Tigers Records 1412/47 0 7 18 15 13 Homemade / Jake Owen / Big Loud Records 1395/62 1 15 6 16 14 Hell Right / Blake Shelton feat. Trace Adkins / WMN Radio & Streaming/WMN 1354/61 9 112 32 19 15 Make Me Want To / Jimmie Allen / Stoney Creek Records 1234/57 8 87 19 18 16 Let’s Make A Love Song / Casey Donahew / Almost Country Entertainment 1220/61 5 59 7 22 17 I Wish Grandpas Never Died / Riley Green / BMLG 1167/67 11 116 12 21 18 Homesick / Kane Brown / RCA Nashville 1167/55 8 84 22 20 19 In America / Dylan Jakobsen / IAE 1132/54 4 48 19 23 20 That’s Country Bro / Toby Keith / Show Dog Nashville 1030/42 0 -4 3 37 21 homecoming queen? / Kelsea Ballerini / Black River 953/64 37 258 4 32 22 Monsters / Eric Church / EMI 941/57 23 176 18 28 23 Sunshine / Southern Halo / Southern Halo Records 928/45 7 57 15 25 24 Made In America / Tracy Lawrence / LMG 921/45 3 23 20 26 25 Die From A Broken Heart / Maddie & Tae / Mercury Nashville 920/47 3 27 21 27 26 Family Tree / Caylee Hammack / Capitol 918/51 4 37 3 36 27 We Back / Jason Aldean / Broken Bow 894/54 26 183 16 30 28 Every Girl In This Town / Trisha Yearwood / Gwendolyn Records 890/42 7 56 20 29 29 Country Road / Tony Jackson / DDS Entertainment 870/41 4 35 9 31 30 Chasin’ You / Morgan Wallen / Big Loud Records 855/53 10 77 16 33 31 To Be With You / Smith & Wesley / Dream Walkin’ Records 771/37 3 22 28 35 32 Ridin’ Roads / Dustin Lynch / Broken Bow 770/38 8 56 13 34 33 American Made / Jason Pritchett / SRM Productions 730/48 1 9 21 38 34 Call You Names / Tenille Arts / Reviver Records 698/36 3 21 14 40 35 April May / James Robert Webb / Bison Creek Records 633/37 7 41 7 44 36 Details / Billy Currington / Mercury Nashville 601/35 8 45 32 46 37 Someone I Used To Know / Zac Brown Band / ZBB Collective/BMG/Wheelhouse Records 600/32 10 54 17 41 38 Smoky Mountain Rain / Ronnie Milsap feat. Dolly Parton / Riser House Entertainment 575/28 0 -1 24 45 39 In Between / Scotty McCreery / Triple Tigers Records 552/33 0 0 7 48 40 Another Love Song / James Dupre / Fleur de Magnolia Music 535/39 11 55 COUNTRY BREAKOUT CHART Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Song / Artist / Label Spins / Report Power Spins +/- 10 51 41 Masterpiece / Thompson Square / DavMo Records 518/36 11 53 5 53 42 The Bones / Maren Morris / Columbia 510/32 18 78 11 52 43 Swing Low, Sweet Old Cadillac / Eric Burgett / Bow To Stern Records 508/34 13 57 9 50 44 Back Again / Mac Powell And The Family Reunion / MPR/Thirty Tigers 501/33 6 29 11 47 45 All We Have / Rachel Reinert / Green Iris Records 500/34 2 12 9 56 46 Break It In / Eli Young Band / Valory 488/30 20 81 9 49 47 Nothin’ On You / Cody Johnson / CoJo Music/WMN 488/31 3 15 2 59 48 More Hearts Than Mine / Ingrid Andress / Warner Music Nashville 474/32 51 160 3 57 49 Country Radio / Aaron Watson / BIG Label Records 445/37 19 70 12 54 50 Smooth Sailing / Sam Shupak / Southern Pine Music 437/28 4 16 1 98 51 Blessings / Florida Georgia Line / BMLG 402/36 127 273 16 39 52 There’s A Beach Somewhere / Celeste Kellogg / Driving East Entertainment 401/22 -38 -250 15 43 53 A Little Less Lonely / Marty Heddin / Nightlife Ent.
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