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Countrybreakout Chart Covering Secondary Radio Since 2002 COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002 Thursday, March 1, 2018 NEWS CHART ACTION Music City Singer-Songwriter Jessica Mack To New On The Chart —Debuting This Week song/artist/label—Chart Position Release Album In March Break Up In The End/Cole Swindell/Warner Bros. — 71 California Dreamin/Denny Strickland/Red Star Productions — 74 Tattoos/Shane Runion/Lick Records — 77 Dallas Until I Die/Remington/Amy Jack Music — 78 Carolina Moon/James Meadows/Tower Music Nashville/Tower Music Group — 79 Nothin' About Love/Ashla Taylor/West End Music Group/Rebel Intelligence — 80 Greatest Spin Increase song/artist/label—Spin Increase You Make It Easy/Jason Aldean/Broken Bow — 415 I Lived It/Blake Shelton/Warner Bros. — 305 Meant To Be/BeBe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line/BMLG — 301 Break Up In The End/Cole Swindell/Warner Bros. — 249 Mercy/Brett Young/BMLG — 245 Singles You Up/Jordan Davis/MCA Nashville — 244 Woman, Amen/Dierks Bentley/Capitol Nashville — 233 Singer-songwriter Jessica Mack has a lot to celebrate this week with the Most Added March 1 premiere of CMT’s music-themed docu-series, Music City, in song/artist/label—No. of Adds which Mack has a featured role, and the March 2 release of her full-length Break Up In The End/Cole Swindell/Warner Bros. — 21 project, One Love. Click here to read the full article. Mercy/Brett Young/BMLG — 18 California Dreamin’/Denny Strickland/Red Star Productions — 16 ACM Awards Announce Nominations Run Wild Horses/Aaron Watson/Big Label Records — 12 Rich/Maren Morris/Columbia — 11 Fish/John Schneider/Maven Music — 11 Nowhere With You/Dave McElroy/Free Flow Records — 11 On Deck—Soon To Be Charting song/artist/label—No. of Spins Bring Back the Sun/Charles Parker/Charles Parker Music — 121 One More Song/Adam Capps — 120 Fish/John Schneider/Maven Music — 118 I Want A Girl/Nick Brennan/Stanley Music Group — 117 Morgan/Julia Capogrossi/Julia Capogrossi Music — 107 Reba McEntire will return as the host for the 53rd annual Academy of Country Music Awards, marking her ifteenth time as ACM Awards host. The 53rd Academy of Country Music Awards will take place April 15 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Click here to see the list of nominees. Pictured: Congratulations to Bar Frog’s Mark Bray on the birth of his new daughter, Pictured: Cale Dodds met members of the U.S. Women’s Olympic Hockey Team while visit- Charlotte Ann. ing WFUS radio in Tampa last week. Pictured (L-R): Tony Jackson with WQNZ/Natchez, MS PD Andrew Duhl. Maren Morris, Jimmy Robbins and Laura Veltz recently received their MusicRow No. 1 Challenge Coins for their hit “I Could Use A Love Song.” Pictured (L-R): MusicRow Publisher/Owner Sherod Robertson, Maren Morris, Jimmy Robbins, busbee, and Laura Veltz. Pictured (L-R): The Frontmen’s Larry Stewart and Tim Rushlow, WUCZ/Carthage, TN’s Dennis Banka, and Pictured (L-R): Shane Runion with MusicRow Chart Director Alex Kobrick. The Frontmen’s Richie McDonald. Thursday, March 1, 2018 CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG Singles March 5 Chris Young/Hangin’ On/RCA Eric Paslay/Young Forever/EMI Nashville Russell Dickerson/Blue Tacoma/Triple Tigers Macy Martin/Take It Now/GTR Nashville/Kent Wells Southern Halo/Anything Is Possible/Southern Halo County Wide/Country Boys Dream/SMG-Nashville March 9 Frankie Justin/Crazy/SMG-Nashville March 12 Kelsea Ballerini/I Hate Love Songs/Black River Entertainment Jake Owen/I Was Jack (You Were Diane)/Big Loud Sherry Lynn/Bang Bang/Steal Heart Music James Dupré/Hurt Good/Purfectt Pitch LLC Kamber Cain/Your Love Is Like A Sunday/Riverfront Promotions March 19 Travis Denning/David Ashley Parker From Powder Springs/Mercury Trent Harmon/You Got ‘Em All/Big Machine Lucas Hoge/Power Of Garth/Forge Ricky Cook/Thanks A Lot, Loretta/Jerry Duncan/Imperator “For The First Time” by Darius Rucker is the top single on this week’s Sam Shupak/Something Blue/Southern Pine Music MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart. This is his second single from When Was The Last Time. Albums March 9 Rucker penned the single with Derek George, and Scooter Carusoe. Guthrie Trapp/Life After Dark Rucker has teamed with Lady Antebellum for their co-headlining Summer March 16 Plays On Tour, launching July 19 in Toronto, Ontario. The trek will also feature Scotty McCreery/Seasons Change/Triple Tigers opener Russell Dickerson. Click here to see a list of tour dates. Shenandoah/Reloaded/BMG The Oak Ridge Boys/17th Avenue Revival/Lightning Rods Records Each songwriter and artist earning No. 1 credit March 23 on the MusicRow Chart receives a MusicRow Jordan Davis/Home State/MCA Nashville Challenge Coin. Click here to view a full list of High Valley/High Valley: Farmhouse Sessions [acoustic] recipients. Jack White/Boarding House Reach/Third Man Records-Columbia MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart Reporting Stations KAIR Atchison KS KQUS Hot Springs AR KYYK Palestine TX WEIO Huntingdon TN WOLF Syracuse NY KBOE Oskaloosa IA KRAZ Santa Maria CA KZPK St. Cloud MN WFGE State College PA WOOZ Carterville IL KCJC Russellville AR KRGI Grand Island NE KZZY Devils Lake ND WFGS Murray KY WPCK Green Bay WI KCLQ Camdenton MO KRKT Albany OR Renegade Radio Nashville WFRY Watertown NY WQNZ Natchez MS KCNY Conway AR KRRV Alexandria LA WAAG Galesburg IL WGGC Bowling Green KY WQPC Prairie du Chien WI KDXY Jonesboro AR KRVN Lexington NE WAKG Danville VA WGLR Platteville WI WRTB Rockford IL KFAV Warrenton MO KSMA Mason City IA WATZ Alpena MI WHMA Anniston AL WTCM Traverse City MI KFTX Corpus Christi TX KTHK Idaho Falls ID WAXX Altoona WI WHWY Fort Walton Beach FL WTCR Huntington WV KGKL San Angelo TX KVAY Lamar CO WBKR Owensboro KY WIFE Connersville IN WTDR Oxford AL KIAI Mason City IA KWCK Searcy AR WBYZ Baxley GA WJVL Janesville WI WTHO Thomson GA KICR Sandpoint ID KWEY Weatherford OK WCFT Selinsgrove PA WKDZ Cadiz KY WTNJ Beckley WV KIQK Rapid City SD KWHW Altus OK WCJW Warsaw NY WKKW Morgantown WV WUBB Savannah GA KITX Hugo OK KWOX Woodward OK WCOW Sparta WI WKPE Hyannis MA WUCZ Carthage TN KMKS Bay City TX KWWR Mexico MO WDGG Huntington WV WKPQ Hornell NY WUUU Covington LA KMRK Odessa TX KXIA Marshalltown IA WDHR Pikeville KY WKSR Pulaski TN WVMD Cumberland MD KQBA Santa Fe NM KXOX Sweetwater TX WDKN Dickson TN WLLX Lawrenceburg TN WXFL Florence AL KQKI Morgan City LA KYEZ Salina KS WDNB Monticello NY WMCI Mattoon IL WYGB Franklin IN KQKX Norfolk NE KYSM Mankato MN WDZQ Decatur IL WMEV Marion VA Thursday, March 1, 2018 Weeks Last This % Spin On Chart Week Week Song / Artist / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/- 29 2 1 For The First Time / Darius Rucker / Capitol Nashville 2796/87 6 165 34 3 2 Singles You Up / Jordan Davis / MCA Nashville 2795/83 10 244 26 4 3 The Long Way / Brett Eldredge / Atlantic/Warner Music Nashville/ WEA Radio & Streaming 2570/74 4 88 9 1 4 Most People Are Good / Luke Bryan / Capitol Nashville 2559/75 -4 -110 15 5 5 Everything’s Gonna Be Alright / David Lee Murphy and Kenny Chesney / Reviver/Blue Chair 2538/86 5 130 39 9 6 She’s With Me / High Valley / Warner Bros. 2222/73 10 194 35 6 7 The Ones That Like Me / Brantley Gilbert / The Valory Music Co. 2193/77 6 123 18 7 8 She Ain’t In It / Jon Pardi / Capitol Nashville 2186/89 6 125 22 10 9 Heart Break / Lady Antebellum / Capitol 1947/79 2 41 11 14 10 Meant To Be / BeBe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line / BMLG 1906/73 19 301 5 18 11 You Make It Easy / Jason Aldean / Broken Bow 1904/80 28 415 6 15 12 Woman, Amen / Dierks Bentley / Capitol Nashville 1838/86 15 233 7 16 13 I Lived It / Blake Shelton / Warner Bros. 1830/79 20 305 12 12 14 Up Down / Morgan Wallen ft. Florida Georgia Line / Big Loud Records 1814/81 7 113 34 11 15 Boy / Lee Brice / Curb 1803/69 2 35 24 13 16 Kinda Don’t Care / Justin Moore / Valory 1745/74 7 114 12 20 17 Heaven / Kane Brown / RCA Nashville 1567/70 14 193 18 19 18 Take Back Home Girl / Chris Lane feat. Tori Kelly / Big Loud Records 1556/76 5 81 24 21 19 Hooked / Dylan Scott / Curb 1406/68 10 124 9 22 20 One Number Away / Luke Combs / Columbia 1334/73 16 187 25 23 21 Speakers, Bleachers And Preachers / Brandon Lay / EMI Records Nashville 1169/55 4 48 7 26 22 Shoot Me Straight / Brothers Osborne / EMI Records Nashville 1117/62 16 158 25 24 23 Get To You / Michael Ray / Atlantic/Warner Music Nashville/WEA Radio & Streaming 1105/57 7 72 20 25 24 Old Porch Swing / Tony Jackson / DDS Entertainment 1043/53 7 70 14 30 25 Still A Soldier / Trace Adkins / Wheelhouse 1008/56 16 140 8 29 26 Criminal / Lindsay Ell / Stoney Creek Records 1007/60 15 133 11 31 27 Airplane / CJ Solar / Sea Gayle 975/60 14 118 11 28 28 Last Shot / Kip Moore / MCA 971/55 10 89 10 32 29 Hide the Wine / Carly Pearce / Big Machine 969/62 15 129 22 27 30 Live For Tonight / Nick Hickman & Amber Hayes / Bar Frog Music 961/43 7 59 15 34 31 Noise / Shenandoah / BMG 894/45 7 55 10 33 32 Drunk Girl / Chris Janson / Warner Music Nashville 887/55 6 48 9 38 33 Still The Same / Sugarland / Big Machine 854/58 12 91 15 36 34 Selfish /Stephanie Quayle / Rebel Engine 844/55 8 64 11 37 35 Boots Off / Terry McBride / MV2 Production 833/57 7 55 17 40 36 Superman For A Day / Smith & Wesley / Dream Walkin’ Records 779/43 3 25 6 45 37 Don’t Get Better Than That / LOCASH / Reviver 751/53 32 180 15 41 38 I’d Be Jealous Too / Dustin Lynch / Broken Bow Records 726/42 6 40 8 44 39 The Older I Get / Alan Jackson / ACR/EMI 721/52 21 126 6 47 40 Tequila / Dan + Shay / Warner Bros.
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