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COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002 Thursday, April 26, 2018 NEWS CHART ACTION New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Country Radio Seminar song/artist/label—Chart Position Announces New Agenda Babe/Sugarland feat. Taylor Swift/Big Machine — 56 Committee Members For Keeper of the Flame/Miranda Lambert/Vanner Records/RCA Nashville — 60 Caught Up In The Country/Rodney Atkins/Curb — 69 2018-2019 Something Blue/Sam Shupak/Southern Pine Music — 71 The Country Radio Broadcasters will celebrate Blue Tacoma/Russell Dickerson/Triple Tigers — 74 the organization’s milestone 50th Anniversary Country Radio Seminar on Feb 13-15 2019, and You Came Along/Risa Binder/Warehouse Records — 76 the organization has announced the members of More Of That/Zach Janson/Nashville Nightlife Records — 79 this milestone year’s agenda committee. See the Hook Line & Sinker/Smith & Wesley/Dreamwalkin' Records — 80 committee members here. Greatest Spin Increase song/artist/label—Spin Increase Get Along/Kenny Chesney/Blue Chair Records/Columbia Nashville — 465 Cry Pretty/Carrie Underwood/Capitol — 356 Live Nation Reveals $20 All-In Ticket Offer For Babe/Sugarland feat. Taylor Swift/Big Machine — 349 National Concert Week Life Changes/Thomas Rhett/Valory — 290 Up Down/Morgan Wallen ft. Florida Georgia Line/Big Loud Records — 240 Most Added song/artist/label—No. of Adds Babe/Sugarland feat. Taylor Swift/Big Machine — 32 Life Changes/Thomas Rhett/Valory — 17 Caught Up In The Country/Rodney Atkins/Curb — 16 Keeper of the Flame/Miranda Lambert/Vanner Records/RCA Nashville — 13 Millionaire/Chris Stapleton/Mercury Nashville — 12 On Deck—Soon To Be Charting Live Nation announced ‘National Concert Week’ will take place April 30 song/artist/label—No. of Spins through May 8 with an exclusive $20 all-in ticket offer for fans to celebrate See You Try/Craig Campbell/Red Bow — 135 the kickoff to its biggest summer season. The deal will include over 1.5 Drunk Me/Mitchell Tenpenny/Columbia — 131 million tickets to 2,000+ shows across Live Nation’s lineup of summer Chills/James BarKer Band/Universal Canada — 120 tours. Fans can get their hands on the $20 all-in tickets Monday, April 30 Ruined This Town/Lee Gantt/HH Entertainment LLC — 117 at 8 a.m. local time, through Tuesday, May 8 at 11:59 p.m. local time. Gone Fishin’/Candy Fernaux/Sunny Day Records — 115 Pictured (L-R): Carly Pearce and Kidd Corona (KQBA/Santa Fe, NM) backstage at Luke Bryan’s Pictured (L-R): Jacob Bryant and Greg Almond (Program Director, WGGC/Bowling recent tour stop in Albuquerque. Green, KY). Pictured (L-R): Dennis Banka (WUCZ/Carthage, TN) and Heidi Raye. Pictured (L-R): Tim Elliot and MusicRow Publisher/Owner Sherod Robertson. Pictured (L-R): The Dugger Band with KCJC/Russellville, AR’s Drew Mitchell (center). Pictured (L-R): Jason Brooks (WCOW/Sparta, WI) and Dallas Remington. Thursday, April 26, 2018 CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG Singles April 30 Miranda Lambert/Keeper of the Flame/Vanner Records/RCA Nashville Devin Dawson/Asking For A Friend/Atlantic/WEA Mark Bray/I Just Need A Drink/BarFrog Shane Owens/Lie/AmeriMonte Records/Sixteen 08 April Kry/Perfectly Imperfect/Metric Records Davisson Brothers Band/Po Boyz/Dreamlined Entertainment May 7 Granger Smith/You’re In It/BBR Music Group/Wheelhouse Records/ BMG Jordan Davis/Take It From Me/MCA Nashville Scotty McCreery/This Is It/Triple Tigers Records Kelsey Lamb/Little By Little/Marco Rachel Steele/Here To Get My Stuff/Brick Road Records Jim Brown/That’s What I’m Talkin’ ‘Bout/Jim Brown Music Brandon Maddox/Good Side/Brandon Maddox Music Albums April 27 Keith Urban/Grafiti U/Capitol Records Nashville Morgan Wallen makes his CountryBreakout Chart debut as an artist with “Up Willie Nelson/Last Man Standing/Legacy Recordings-Sony Music Down.” The single features Florida Georgia Line and is his second single with Entertainment Big Loud. Wallen penned Jason Aldean’s “You Make It Easy” which went No. 1 Morgan Wallen/If I Know Me/Big Loud Records last month. Beth Nielsen Chapman/Hearts of Glass Southern Halo/Just Like In The Movies “Up Down” was written by Michael Hardy, Brad Clawson, and CJ Solar. Muscadine Bloodline/Muscadine Bloodline [EP] April 29 Wallen recently revealed the track listing for his debut album, If I Know Me, set Eric Church/61 Days In Church/EMI Nashville for release tomorrow(Apr. 27). He is opening for Luke Bryan on the What Makes You Country Tour launching at the end of the May. May 11 Brent Cobb/Providence Canyon/Low Country Sound-Elektra Records Ashley Campbell/The Lonely One/Whistle Stop Records Each songwriter and artist earning No. 1 credit Buck Owens and the Buckaroos/The Complete Capitol Singles: 1967– on the MusicRow Chart receives a MusicRow 1970/Omnivore Recordings-Buck Owens Estate Challenge Coin. Click here to view a full list of recipients. Thursday, April 26, 2018 Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Song / Artist / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 20 2 1 Up Down / Morgan Wallen ft. Florida Georgia Line / Big Loud Records 2825/82 9 240 17 3 2 One Number Away / Luke Combs / Columbia 2748/77 7 186 26 4 3 She Ain’t In It / Jon Pardi / Capitol Nashville 2522/84 2 59 8 8 4 I Was Jack (You Were Diane) / Jake Owen / Big Loud Records 2364/82 8 166 30 5 5 Heart Break / Lady Antebellum / Capitol 2297/77 1 30 26 9 6 Take Back Home Girl / Chris Lane feat. Tori Kelly / Big Loud Records 2113/76 4 83 32 10 7 Kinda Don’t Care / Justin Moore / Valory 2037/81 2 36 20 1 8 Heaven / Kane Brown / RCA Nashville 2003/50 -26 -705 15 12 9 Shoot Me Straight / Brothers Osborne / EMI Records Nashville 1824/75 7 127 5 14 10 Coming Home / Keith Urban feat. Julia Michaels / Capitol 1806/81 12 195 32 13 11 Hooked / Dylan Scott / Curb 1659/70 2 36 3 24 12 Get Along / Kenny Chesney / Blue Chair Records/Columbia Nashville 1658/75 39 465 11 17 13 Mercy / Brett Young / BMLG 1608/79 13 182 19 11 14 Meant To Be / BeBe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line / BMLG 1596/40 -17 -322 33 15 15 Get To You / Michael Ray / Atlantic/Warner Music Nashville/WEA Radio & Streaming 1552/63 1 18 16 16 16 Criminal / Lindsay Ell / Stoney Creek Records 1537/67 7 103 14 23 17 Tequila / Dan + Shay / Warner Bros. 1418/65 19 223 18 19 18 Hide the Wine / Carly Pearce / Big Machine 1395/71 6 84 12 22 19 Kiss Somebody / Morgan Evans / Warner Bros./WEA 1388/61 11 137 9 18 20 Break Up In The End / Cole Swindell / Warner Bros. 1378/69 4 48 3 29 21 Cry Pretty / Carrie Underwood / Capitol 1377/75 35 356 19 20 22 Airplane / CJ Solar / Sea Gayle 1362/64 4 58 19 21 23 Last Shot / Kip Moore / MCA 1306/61 1 16 18 26 24 Drunk Girl / Chris Janson / Warner Music Nashville 1188/66 2 28 16 27 25 The Older I Get / Alan Jackson / ACR/EMI 1178/60 3 33 11 28 26 Run Wild Horses / Aaron Watson / Big Label Records 1152/67 2 28 8 31 27 I Hate Love Songs / Kelsea Ballerini / Black River Entertainment 1089/66 13 128 23 30 28 Selfish /Stephanie Quayle / Rebel Engine 1040/55 3 28 14 33 29 Don’t Get Better Than That / LOCASH / Reviver 962/52 4 40 26 34 30 A Little Dive Bar In Dahlonega / Ashley McBryde / Road Life Records 948/56 4 40 12 35 31 Rich / Maren Morris / Columbia 916/55 6 49 10 37 32 Hangin’ On / Chris Young / RCA Nashville 896/52 8 65 28 36 33 Three Chords And The Truth / Chase Rice / Broken Bow 878/46 3 29 3 50 34 Life Changes / Thomas Rhett / Valory 771/53 60 290 19 38 35 Buses And Trains / AC Jones / SSM Nashville 710/43 4 25 13 40 36 Born To Love You / LANCO / Arista Nashville 701/41 10 63 11 39 37 Rearview / Jagertown / G&N Entertainment 680/49 5 34 8 43 38 Young Forever / Eric Paslay / EMI Nashville 640/38 11 65 7 47 39 Power Of Garth / Lucas Hoge / Forge Entertainment 611/46 17 88 14 45 40 I Got You / Tim Elliott / Boggs River Entertainment 593/42 10 53 Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Song / Artist / Label Spins / Report Power Spins +/- 10 44 41 Cannonball / Cash Campbell / Captain & Bear Media 581/34 4 21 11 46 42 Reasons / Jillian Jacqueline / Big Loud Records 558/38 5 29 3 51 43 Hotel Key / Old Dominion / RCA Nashville 544/35 21 93 15 48 44 Hey Mama / Michael Tyler / Reviver 536/32 9 45 11 49 45 Game Changer / Marty Heddin / Nightlife Entertainment Group/Dreamlined, LLC 535/30 10 47 7 52 46 Hurt Good / James Dupre / Purrfect Pitch Music 488/40 11 47 6 55 47 Worth It / Danielle Bradbery / BMLG 462/29 11 47 9 56 48 California Dreamin / Denny Strickland / Red Star Productions 458/32 11 45 13 54 49 I Got This / Jerrod Niemann / Curb 455/24 9 39 13 53 50 Love Hurts / Sonia Langham / GTR 445/22 1 4 4 57 51 Burn Out / Midland / Big Machine Records 438/31 13 49 16 58 52 195 / The Band Steele / Fire River Records 433/25 15 58 5 62 53 David Ashley Parker From Powder Springs / Travis Denning / Mercury Nashville 401/29 22 71 7 59 54 You Got ‘Em All / Trent Harmon / Big Machine 362/27 6 21 5 65 55 Anything Is Possible / Southern Halo / Southern Halo Records 354/30 18 55 1 0 56 Babe / Sugarland feat.
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    Country Update BILLBOARD.COM/NEWSLETTERS MARCH 1, 2021 | PAGE 1 OF 18 INSIDE BILLBOARD COUNTRY UPDATE [email protected] What’s Up With Strait Talk With Songwriter Dean Dillon Bryan’s ‘Down’ >page 4 As He Awaits His Hall Of Fame Induction Academy Of Country Life-changing moments are not always obvious at the time minutes,” says Dillon. “I was in shock. My life is racing through Music Awards they occur. my mind, you know? And finally, I said something stupid, like, Raise Diversity So it’s easy to understand how songwriter Dean Dillon (“Ten- ‘Well, I’ve given my life to country music.’ She goes, ‘Well, we >page 10 nessee Whiskey,” “The Chair”) missed the 40th anniversary know you have, and we’re just proud to tell you that you’re going of a turning point in his career in February. He and songwriter to be inducted next fall.’ ” Frank Dycus (“I Don’t Need Your Rockin’ Chair,” “Marina Del The pandemic screwed up those plans. Dillon couldn’t even Rey”) were sitting on the front porch at Dycus’ share his good fortune until August — “I was tired FGL, Lambert, Clark home/office on Music Row when producer Blake of keeping that a secret,” he says — and he’s still Get Musical Help Mevis (Keith Whitley, Vern Gosdin) pulled over waiting, likely until this fall, to enter the hall >page 11 at the curb and asked if they had any material. along with Marty Stuart and Hank Williams Jr. He was about to record a new kid and needed Joining with Bocephus is apropos: Dillon used some songs.