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“Blame” is the third single from Aldean’s ninth feature film, appropriately titled 9, which debuted at No.1 on the Best Country Albums chart in December 2019, becoming its seventh frontman.
The LP’s launch track, “We Back,” peaked at No.8 on Hot Country Songs in March 2020, as well as No.6 on Country Airplay. The follow-up “Got What I Got” reached No.2 on Hot Country Songs in October and led Country Airplay that same month, scoring Aldean’s 22nd No.1.
Aldean’s 34 Top 10 Hot Country Songs series began with its first entry in 2005, “Hicktown,” which peaked at No.10 in October. He scored his first of nine No.1 with his second chart title, “Why,” which led for a week in May 2006.
Aldean has the top 10 hottest country songs of all acts dating from his first week in the level (October 22, 2005). Luke Bryan and Kenny Chesney share second place with 31 top 10s each in this streak.
COMBS CONTINUES TO ORDER “Forever After All” by Luke Combs governs Hot Country Songs for a seventh week and Country Airplay for a third frame (36.6 million, up 3%). It also attracted 13.1 million streams and sold 5,100 downloads in the follow-up week.
YOUNG’S THIRD TOP 10 Brett Young lands his third top 10 on best country albums, as his third LP, Weekends Look a Little Different These Days, reaches 9th place with 10,000 equivalent album units in his debut week.
The collection follows Young’s latest feature, Ticket to LA, which topped the charts in December 2018. His eponymous debut LP entered its second peak in March 2017.
Young co-wrote all eight tracks for Weekends, which was produced by Dann Huff. The debut single “Lady” led Country Airplay in April and reached No. 7 on Hot Country Songs. The second release “Not Yet” ranks 44th on Country Airplay (1.2 million). On Hot Country Songs, it sits at No.35 with 3.9 million streams in the follow-up week.
RADIO GIVES “AMEN” Chase Rice Wins Fourth Top 10 Country Airplay, as “Drinkin ‘Beer. Talkin’ God. Amen”, starring Florida Georgia Line, lead 11-10 ($ 16.3 million, up 7%). FGL adds its 19th top 10. The track reached the top 10 in its 28th week, marking Rice’s fastest rise, beating “Eyes on You”, his only No.1 so far, which took 31 weeks to reach the level before leading in May 2019..
ANCHORS AWAY Zac Brown Band wins second biggest debut of career on Country Airplay as “Same Boat” sets sail at No.25. Released on June 11, the song has garnered 6.9 million impressions over its three first days of uptime, aided by plays in its first day on participating iHeartMedia stations.
“Same Boat,” which calls for unity, was co-written by Brown, Ben Simonetti and Jonathan Singleton.
Zac Brown Band has now made 25 visits to Country Airplay, with 13 # 1 of 16 top 10. “Same Boat” overtakes “My Old Man” start # 26 in February 2017 as the second highest finish. The group made their best bow with “Homegrown,” which entered at No.23 in January 2015, before dominating for three weeks in April.
The group will hit the road in August for their “Comeback Tour”. The trek begins August 5 in Holmdel, NJ, and is expected to make a notable stop at Fenway Park in Boston (August 8) before ending in Nashville at Bridgestone Arena (October 17).
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