COUNTRYBREAKOUT CHART COVERING SECONDARY RADIO SINCE 2002
Thursday, June 29, 2017 NEWS CHART ACTION
New On The Chart —Debuting This Week Bobby Bones To Be Inducted Into National Radio Artist/song/label—chart pos. Hall Of Fame Lee Brice/Boy/Curb — 64 Jordan Davis/Singles You Up/MCA Nashville — 78
Greatest Spin Increase Artist/song/label—Spin Increase Luke Combs/When It Rains It Pours/Columbia — 289 Kenny Chesney/All The Pretty Girls/Blue Chair Records — 222 Carly Pearce/Every Little Thing/Big Machine — 190 Shania Twain/Life's About To Get Good/Mercury — 184 Maren Morris/I Could Use A Love Song/Columbia Nashville — 177 Jon Pardi/Heartache On The Dance Floor/Capitol Nashville — 174 Dustin Lynch/Small Town Boy/Broken Bow — 168
Most Added Artist/song/label—No. of Adds Luke Combs/When It Rains It Pours/Columbia — 17 Shania Twain/Life's About To Get Good/Mercury — 16 Kelsea Ballerini/Legends/Black River Entertainment — 9 Bobby Bones is the youngest inductee into the National Radio Hall of Fame thanks to his legions of loyal fans who voted for him in the Music Little Big Town/When Someone Stops Loving You/Capitol Nashville — 8 Format On-Air Personality category. The host of iHeartMedia’s Bobby Shane Owens/19/Amerimonte Records — 7 Bones Show now joins the ranks of radio legends like Dick Clark, Paul Lee Brice/Boy/Curb — 7 Harvey, Larry King, Howard Stern, and Bob Kingsley with the honor. To Kenny Chesney/All The Pretty Girls/Blue Chair Records — 6 read the full article, click here. Granger Smith/Happens Like That/Wheelhouse Records — 6 Jordan Davis/Singles You Up/MCA Nashville — 6 Big Loud Records Hires New Midwest Regional Promotions Director On Deck—Soon To Be Charting Artist/song/label—No. of Spins Shane Owens/19/Amerimonte Records — 159 Little Big Town/When Someone Stops Loving You/Capitol Nashville — 141 Kim McAbee/Journey On/Soigne — 135 SaraBeth/I Want It That Way/Circle S Records — 129 Stephanie Quayle/Winnebago/Rebel Engine — 123 Claudia Hoyser/No Matter What It Costs/GFI Music — 121
Big Loud Records has hired John D’Amico as the label’s new Regional Promotions Director, Midwest, starting July 10. D’Amico will report directly to the label President, Clay Hunnicutt, and can be reached by email at [email protected] or via phone at 412-862-6539. Pictured (L-R): Trisha Yearwood, KRRV/Alexandria, LA’s PD Melissa Frost, and Pictured (L-R): Camille Rae and MusicRow’s Sherod Robertson. Garth Brooks.
Pictured (L-R): WCFT/Bigfoot Country’s Shelly Woods, artist Jessie Pictured (L-R): KRGI/Grand Island, NE’s PD Derek Beck, T.J. Osborne (Brothers Osborne), KRGI’s Josh Chris, and WCFT’s Kyle Hunter. Keenportz, and John Osborne (Brothers Osborne).
WCOW/Sparta, WI’s Arnie Andrews caught up with Hall of Fame members the Oak Ridge Boys last week at Country group Beyond The Sun visits with MusicRow’s Alex Kobrick. Country Fest in Cadott, WI. Thursday, June 29, 2017
ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
Pete Schlegel Pete Schlegel Music
Current Single “I Don’t Drink Anymore”
Songwriters Pete Schlegel
Hometown Paulding, Ohio
Artist Bio: Paulding, Ohio native Pete Schlegel remembers being enthralled with country music since early childhood, when he would listen to country radio while milking the cows on his grandparents’ dairy farm. As an adult, he worked as a state trooper and EMS helicopter pilot but ultimately dreamed of life as a musician. He moved to Nashville in 2002 and began working with producer Clyde Brooks. Brooks produced Pete's debut album, Strong Stuff, which saw three singles burst onto national music charts. From 2005-2008, Schlegel toured with Daryle Singletary and Jeff Carson. Schlegel released his fourth album, a collaboration with Nashville producer Greg Cole, in 2014. Joe Kelly Entertainment and On The Rhodes Entertainment group signed Schlegel in 2016. Earlier this year, he released his sixth album J-Town #realcountryandproud, which includes his single “I Don’t Drink Anymore.” The single is being worked by the radio promotion team of Anne Chrisman, Anne Sarosdy and Regina Raleigh.
SHOP MUSIC ROW MERCH musicroworiginal.com Thursday, June 29, 2017
CALENDAR NO. 1 SONG
Singles July 10 The Cadillac Three/Dang If We Didn’t/Big Machine Kelsea Ballerini/Legends/Black River Sam Outlaw/Trouble/Six Shooter Records/Thirty Tigers Brian Milson/I’d Have To Kiss Ya/First Short Road Productions
July 17 Chris Stapleton/Broken Halos/Mercury Nashville Brett Young/Like I Loved You/BLMG Records Dan + Shay/Road Trippin’/Warner Music Nashville Joe Nichols/Never Gets Old/Red Bow Records Andy Ross/Playing in the Mud/Buck Shot Records
July 24 Michael Ray/Get To You/Warner Music Nashville Dave McElroy/Without You/Free Flow Records Kaitie Wade/Don’t Wanna Miss/Burning Ground Entertainment
Albums June 30 Jim Lauderdale/London Southern “Somebody Else Will” by Justin Moore ranks No. 1 this week on the The Judds/The Judds – All-Time Greatest Hits/Curb MusicRow CountryBreakout chart. This is Moore’s second single from Sons of the Palomino/Sons of the Palomino/3 Ring Circus this fourth studio album, Kinda Don’t Care. Moore just closed out his co-headlined ‘American Made Tour’ with Lee Brice at the end of April. July 7 Rhonda Vincent, Daryle Singletary/American Grandstand/Upper “Somebody Else Will” was written by 2017 MusicRow Awards nominee Management Music Kelly Archer in addition to Adam Hambrick and Tebey Ottoh. Charley Pride/Music In My Heart/Music City Records The music video for “Somebody Else Will” has earned over 3.6 July 14 millions views on YouTube and can be viewed here. Republican Hair/The Prince and The Duke [LP] Lewis Brice/Lewis Brice [EP]/Pump House Music-Straight 8 Entertainment-Kobalt Sun Seeker/Biddeford [EP]/Third Man Records Each songwriter and artist earning No. 1 credit July 17 on the MusicRow Chart receives a MusicRow Mitchell Tenpenny/Linden Ave./Riser House Challenge Coin. Click here to view a full list of recipients.
MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart Reporting Stations
WHMA Anniston AL KXIA Marshalltown IA KRRV Alexandria LA WDNB Liberty NY KGKL San Angelo TX WXFL Florence AL KTHK Idaho Falls ID KQKI Morgan City LA WOLF Syracuse NY KMKS Bay City TX WTDR Talladega AL WAAG Galesburg IL WKPE Hyannis, MA WCJW Warsaw NY KXOX Sweetwater TX KCJC Russellville AR WOOZ Carterville IL WVMD Cumberland MD WFRY Watertown NY KYYK Palestine TX KCNY Conway AR WGKC Urbana IL WATZ Alpena MI KWHW Altus OK KMRK Odessa TX KDXY Jonesboro AR WDZQ Decatur IL WTCM Traverse City MI KITX Hugo OK WAKG Danville VA KQUS Hot Springs AR WMCI Mattoon IL KZPK St. Cloud MN KWOX Woodward OK KICR Spokane WA KWCK Searcy AR WRTB Rockford IL KYSM Mankato MN KWEY Weatherford OK WAXX Altoona WI KTTI Yuma AZ WIFE Connersville IN KCLQ Lebanon MO KRKT Albany OR WCOW La Crosse WI KRAZ Santa Barbara CA WYGB Franklin IN KWWR Mexico MO WFGE State College PA WGLR Platteville WI KVAY Lamar CO KAIR Atchison KS KFAV Warrenton MO WCFT Selinsgrove PA WJVL Janesville WI WHWY Destin FL KYEZ Salina KS WQNZ Natchez MS KIQK Rapid City, SD WQPC Prairie du Chien WI WBYZ Baxley GA WGGC Bowling Green KY KZZY Devils Lake ND WDKN Dickson TN WPCK Green Bay WI WTHO Thomson GA WKDZ Cadiz KY KRVN Lexington NE WLLX Lawrenceburg TN WDGG Huntington WV WUBB Savannah GA WFGS Murray KY KQKX Norfolk NE WUCZ Carthage TN WKKW Morgantown WV KIAI Mason City IA WBKR Owensboro KY KRGI Grand Island NE Renegade Radio Nashville WTNJ Mount Hope WV KSMA Mason City IA WDHR Pikeville KY KQBA Santa Fe NM KFTX Corpus Christi TX WTCR Huntington WV WKPQ Hornell NY Thursday, June 29, 2017 Weeks % Spin On Chart Last Week This Week Artist / Song / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/-
34 2 1 Justin Moore / Somebody Else Will / Valory Music Co. 2730/83 4 104 31 3 2 Billy Currington / Do I Make You Wanna / Mercury Nashville 2681/81 3 72 25 4 3 Cole Swindell feat. Dierks Bentley / Flatliner / Warner Bros. 2612/75 4 109 16 5 4 Old Dominion / No Such Thing As A Broken Heart / RCA Nashville 2387/81 4 83 18 7 5 Kip Moore / More Girls Like You / MCA Nashville 2280/84 5 115 18 10 6 Dustin Lynch / Small Town Boy / Broken Bow 2079/78 9 168 15 11 7 Maren Morris / I Could Use A Love Song / Columbia Nashville 2026/82 10 177 18 9 8 Brett Eldredge / Something I’m Good At / Warner Bros. 2012/73 3 54 23 8 9 Easton Corbin / A Girl Like You / Mercury Nashville 1994/80 2 48 10 12 10 Jon Pardi / Heartache On The Dance Floor / Capitol Nashville 1982/85 10 174 26 1 11 Brothers Osborne / It Ain’t My Fault / EMI Records Nashville 1872/56 -33 -923 13 14 12 Eric Church / Round Here Buzz / EMI Nashville 1854/81 6 108 40 13 13 Chris Lane / For Her / Big Loud Records 1821/67 3 50 10 15 14 Jason Aldean / They Don’t Know / Broken Bow 1734/76 4 74 32 16 15 LoCASH / Ring On Every Finger / Reviver Records 1725/67 4 73 13 17 16 Miranda Lambert / Tin Man / RCA Nashville 1631/74 -1 -12 11 18 17 Brad Paisley / Last Time For Everything / Arista Nashville 1611/76 4 67 14 19 18 Carly Pearce / Every Little Thing / Big Machine 1527/73 14 190 5 20 19 Kenny Chesney / All The Pretty Girls / Blue Chair Records 1411/74 19 222 18 22 20 Kane Brown feat. Lauren Alaina / What Ifs / RCA Nashville 1163/59 10 110 11 26 21 Jerrod Niemann / God Made A Woman / Curb 1013/67 8 74 20 27 22 Rachael Turner / Hurts Don’t It / Rustic Records 1005/50 7 67 15 25 23 A Thousand Horses / Preachin’ To The Choir / Big Machine 977/52 2 23 36 24 24 Morgan Wallen / The Way I Talk / Big Loud Records 974/51 -4 -42 6 29 25 Chris Janson / Fix A Drink / Warner Music Nashville 947/55 14 113 17 28 26 The Swon Brothers / Don’t Call Me / TSB Records 928/56 8 65 16 32 27 LanCo / Greatest Love Story / Arista Nashville 904/55 16 122 17 31 28 Big & Rich / California / New Revolution 844/49 6 51 22 30 29 Presley & Taylor / This Phone / Mercy Music City 802/42 -1 -8 12 33 30 Jake Owen / Good Company / RCA Nashville 793/52 8 58 16 35 31 Smith & Wesley / The Little Things / Dream Walkin’ Records 755/46 11 74 17 34 32 Rachel Holder / You Only Call Me When You’re Drunk / Curb 728/45 1 6 5 37 33 Chris Young / Losing Sleep / Sony Music 715/45 14 88 18 36 34 Denny Strickland / We Don’t Sleep / Red Star Productions 689/44 2 12 7 39 35 Josh Turner / All About You / MCA Nashville 688/45 11 69 11 38 36 Camille Rae / I Need Me / Break the Cycle Entertainment 660/46 6 40 2 56 37 Luke Combs / When It Rains It Pours / Columbia 602/46 92 289 16 40 38 Rick Monroe / This Side Of You / MRG Recordings 597/42 4 25 4 43 39 Gary Allan / Mess Me Up / EMI Records Nashville 566/41 13 64 10 42 40 Canaan Smith / Like You That Way / Mercury Nashville 538/37 7 35 Eric Chesser Good Times & Summer Days
"Our market (Lake Of The Ozarks) is the party capital of our listening area and this song is just what we have been looking for heading into the summer season." – Jamie Turner/KCLQ
ON YOUR DESK NOW IMMEDIATE AIRPLAY Weeks % Spin On Chart Last Week This Week Artist / Song / Label Spins / Reports Power Spins +/-
12 41 41 Cody Johnson / Wild as You / 532/29 3 13 17 44 42 Chelsea Bain / Drinkin’ Alone / Turn 3 Records 523/40 10 49 8 23 43 Chris Stapleton / Either Way / Mercury 523/33 -50 -515 15 46 44 Tony Jackson / The Grand Tour / DDS Entertainment/Sony-RED 498/32 7 31 5 45 45 Lauren Alaina / Doin’ Fine / Mercury Nashville 490/37 4 20 15 47 46 Sarah Dunn Band / Figure It Out / Reznam Records 475/35 4 20 3 54 47 Granger Smith / Happens Like That / Wheelhouse Records 435/33 31 104 2 59 48 Kelsea Ballerini / Legends / Black River Entertainment 432/37 41 126 11 48 49 Jacob Davis / What I Wanna Be / Black River Entertainment 415/28 9 36 2 70 50 Shania Twain / Life’s About To Get Good / Mercury 407/35 83 184 13 49 51 Macy Martin / Broke Down / GTR Records 397/30 6 23 15 50 52 Kat Taylor / Shame On You / Janco 394/28 6 22 8 58 53 Kylie Frey / Too Bad / Deep Frey’d Productions 380/31 21 66 8 52 54 Jason Pritchett / Brand New Girl / Dynamite Music Group 378/28 6 22 13 53 55 Nick Hickman / Tipsy / 362/21 7 24 9 57 56 Tony McKee w/ Eric Lee Beddingfield /Problem With Me / Bar Frog Music 350/25 11 35 9 60 57 Joe Lasher Jr. / Tap A Little Tail Light / M7 Entertainment 306/25 8 23 12 61 58 Adam Craig / Just A Phase / Stoney Creek 306/21 8 23 2 75 59 Brantley Gilbert / The Ones That Like Me / The Valory Music Co. 304/23 43 91 6 63 60 Kayla Calabrese / Me Time / Monarch Music Group 300/21 10 27 5 62 61 Walker McGuire / Til Tomorrow / Wheelhouse Records 296/23 6 17 6 64 62 High Valley / She’s With Me / Warner Bros. 292/24 8 22 4 65 63 Tyler Farr / I Should Go To Church Sometime / Columbia Nashville 264/20 6 16 1 82 64 Lee Brice / Boy / Curb 244/21 53 85 4 71 65 Eric Chesser / Good Times & Summer Days / BIGBIG Records 243/22 9 20 13 74 66 Michael Tyler / They Can’t See / Reviver Records 240/13 11 24 4 67 67 Blane Howard / Promise To Love Her / Jawline Records 237/16 5 12 3 77 68 Williams Honor / No Umbrella / Bar Frog Music 232/17 17 34 6 73 69 James Robert Webb / Six Strings & The Truth / Bison Creek 232/18 5 11 9 68 70 Jamie Lee Thurston / Givin’ Up Breathin’ / Thurston For Entertainment 226/16 1 2 4 72 71 Todd O’Neill / Love Again / Nash Next Records 225/13 2 4 2 78 72 Scotty McCreery / Five More Minutes / 216/17 11 21 8 51 73 Trent Tomlinson / That’s What’s Working Right Now / 215/18 -42 -153 12 69 74 Maddie Wilson / Love Like Theirs / Music For Good 212/19 -5 -12 4 80 75 Danny Worsnop / Anyone But Me / Earache Records 200/18 6 11 3 79 76 Ray Scott / Livin’ This Way / Jethropolitan Records, LLC 197/20 4 7 10 76 77 Delta Rae / A Long and Happy Life / Valory Music 186/15 -12 -25 1 87 78 Jordan Davis / Singles You Up / MCA Nashville 181/16 81 81 3 81 79 Christina Taylor / Don’t Look Good In Your T-shirt / 179/15 5 8 8 66 80 Coffey Anderson / Budlight Blue / Patriot Road Records 166/13 -28 -64
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