Nashville artist Olivia Lane, has just
announced her first UK shows,
including a London headline date at The
Slaughtered Lamb on 6th Feb 2019, presented by Belles & Gals (tickets
here) - more dates to follow.
Having amassed nearly 20 million streams for
her music to date, and named one of Rolling Stone's "Country Artists You
Need To Know", as well as being tipped as a rising star by the likes of
Entertainment Weekly and iHeart Radio.
Latest single 'You Got Me' is already proving to
be her most successful track so far: http://smarturl.it/olyougotme.
About Olivia Lane: Olivia Lane is strong, dynamic, smart,
funny and above all, an entertainer. Much of her confidence is rooted in her
Texas upbringing. Her mother was a local Texas country singer that inspired her
to sing and start writing songs at age 16. Olivia ultimately landed in
Nashville, where her self-titled debut EP stirred interest throughout and
beyond Music Row in 2016. Olivia bids influence to Linda Ronstadt and Carole
King but has the production and energy of Shania Twain. “If I have to
categorize myself I’d have to say I’m Pop Country. Growing up I was a musical
melting pot, but country music always had the lyrics that drew me in." Most
recently, Lane has been writing and recording new music with plans to release
one song at a time directly to her fans, which Lane did with her
last release of ‘Wrong Girl’ and will continue to do with the upcoming
'You Got Me.'
Critically acclaimed duo Ferris & Sylvester have announced their first ever
headline tour of the UK and Ireland. Running through February 2019 it will see
the band play nine-dates, with a London headline show at The Lexington on
February 11th. Tickets are available now through ferrisandsylvester.com/tour
Regarding their forthcoming tour Ferris & Sylvester say, "It
feels so surreal to be announcing our first headline tour of the UK &
Ireland. We’ve done over a hundred shows this year across the UK and Europe,
shared the stage with our heroes and met so many brilliant people. And now we
get to do our own tour! We cannot wait for the new year, we have so much we
want to share with you."
Ferris & Sylvester have been prolific names on the UK’s live scene and have
played to thousands of people this year, with major shows alongside the likes
of Jade Bird, George Ezra, Eric Clapton, Robert Plant and many more.
They have played a number of high profile festivals this summer including BST
Hyde Park, the main stage at Wilderness Festival and a sold-out show at
Reeperbahn Festival among many others. Ferris & Sylvester have now been
announced for their first festival of 2019 and will play at Eurosonic in
January.
The duo recently released their new single ‘Burning River’, the first taste of
an exciting new project inspired by their recent writing trips to Iceland.
Produced by Michael Rendall (Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney, Echo & The
Bunnymen), ‘Burning River’ pulls together Icelandic chants, captivating
percussion, blues guitars and the pair’s unmistakable harmonies. The result
finds Ferris & Sylvester expanding their sound into something that is both
their most raw and heartfelt yet.
The track has clocked up well over 300,000 streams on Spotify and its release
has led them to receive continued support from the likes of BBC Introducing,
The Independent, The Guardian and other tastemakers.
In just a year Ferris & Sylvester have been quick to capture the hearts of
fans and critics across the country. Now starting 2019 with their first ever
headline tour the band are gearing up for their biggest yet. Full Ferris &
Sylvester headline tour dates can be found below:
FERRIS & SYLVESTER FEBRUARY HEADLINE TOUR DATES
Monday 4 February 2018 – Oporto, Leeds (33 Call Lane, LS1 7BT) £6.60 + booking
fees
“A rich and fully realised sound that leaves you
pining for a full length.” Rolling
Stone “An overlooked masterpiece of Brit Folk that
should already have made them household names.” MOJO
“Alt Simon & Garfunkel… dreamy pop with
spikey sentiments.” The Guardian “Something very special indeed” Ricky Ross, BBC Radio Scotland
FURTHER INFORMATION ON FERRIS & SYLVESTER
Having released two EPs, their debut The Yellow Line in 2017
and this year’s Made In Streatham, Ferris & Sylvester have
received vast critical praise across the board, including being featured in
high profile lists such as Rolling Stone Magazine’s ‘Top 10 New Country Artists
You Need To Know’ and BBC Introducing’s ‘Best Of 2017’. They have received
strong radio support from BBC 6Music, Radio 2 and BBC Introducing.
Their latest EP Made In Streatham has received over 2 million
plays on Spotify, following great support from the platform who put its singles
in a number of high profile playlists including numerous New Music Friday’s and
charted at No.14 on the Spotify UK Viral Top 50. It also topped the iTunes
Singer/Songwriter Chart and continued to receive great support across the board
of press and radio.
AMERICANAFEST UK RETURNS TO LONDON IN JANUARY 2019
AWARDS SHOW TO TAKE PLACE AT HACKNEY EMPIRE WITH PERFORMANCES BY
NOMINEES
CANADIAN MUSIC EXPORT AND THIRTY TIGERS ANNOUNCED AS GUEST HOSTS
FOR SHOWCASES
BOB HARRIS OBE TO INTERVIEW THE LEGENDARY JOHN OATES
British Americana
fans will be flocking to Hackney, East London for 3 days of conference in
January as AmericanaFest UK returns for its 4th year. Two days
of conferences and showcases are topped off by a third day of events and the
coveted UK Americana Awards 2019.
As Americana
evolves and the charts reflect the popularity of the genre, The Americana Music
Association UK’s (AMA-UK) membership has grown rapidly
and therefore the event has grown too. The conference venue is bigger, the
talks will take place over 3 days and there will be an incredible 48 artists
showcasing at 5 venues over 2 days! To top it all, the Awards show has moved to
the iconic Hackney Empire. Bands attending the showcase also reflect the pull
of the genre and are truly trans-Atlantic, coming from here in the UK and also
the USA and Canada.
48 acts will
showcase over two nights across four venues, all within walking distance, in
the days preceding the Awards including South coast group TheSouthern
Companion who are due to release new album, “Shine A Little Light”
days before AmericanaFest UK takes place, English
singer-songwriter Beth Rowley will bring her incredible voice
and love of Blues and Gospel whilst New York musicians Gangstagrass will
add their blend of authentic bluegrass and rap. London based folk rock outfit Treetop
Flyers, Americana rock n roll artist Arkansas Dave and
crowd-pleasing indie-pop band Coco and the Butterfields are
also among the multitude of acts showcasing.
AMA-UK are excited to announce two guest hosts for the showcase
festival; On the 29 January during AmericanaFest UKCanadian Music
Export will present Canadian Blast at The
Empire Bar and they will be bringing six brilliant Canadian artists to
showcase; Leeroy Stagger, Oh Susanna, Harrow
Fair, Kaia Kater,Madison Violet and Pretty
Archie. On the 30 January, renowned Nashville label Thirty Tigers will
be hosting the Moth Club (with artists to be announced).
Other acts
confirmed to play so far are Bennett Wilson Pool, Smith
& Brewer, Amber Rubarth, Sam Morrow, Nicki
Bluhm, Mike Farris, Ethan Johns and The Black Eyed Dogs, The
Hanging Stars, Neilson Hubbard, Carson McHone, The
Hungry Mothers, William The Conqueror, Michaela Anne, Trevor
Moss & Hannah-Lou, Caleb Caudle, Amy Speace, Martha
L Healy, Noble Jacks, Caroline Spence, The
Blue Highways, Lucas and King, Wild Ponies, Birds
of Chicago, Jamie Freeman, Police Dog Hogan, Austin
Lucas and Martin Harley.
This year’s artist
spotlight interview will be conducted by BBC Ulster’s Ralph McLean chatting
with Ray Benson from Asleep at the Wheel. Bob Harris will
be in conversation with the venerable John Oates, whose recent
album Arkansas pays tribute to American music’s roots.
Following her incredibly well-received Guest Curatorship of Cambridge Folk
Festival, US musician Rhiannon Giddens will be giving the keynote
speech.
Giddens commented:
“I’m very excited to see what the UK is doing with the genre of Americana, so
I’m honoured to be the keynote speaker for 2019’s AMA-UK conference.”
Day one of the
conference includes ‘AMA-UK AmericanaFest UK Welcome & Board
Q&A’ followed by panels on 30 January which encompass many talking
points within the genre - ‘Diversity in Americana: Breaking Down The
Barriers’, ‘Oh Sister, Where Art Thou: Women in Americana Music’, ‘Americana
in Film, TV & Games’ and ‘Are You Export Ready?’. On
31 January, there will be a song writing workshop, film and presentation, as
well as the final panel of AmericanaFest UK, ‘Honing Your
Craft At Songwriting Camps’. Panellists will include Ian Neil (Film Music
Supervisor), Samantha Carew (Sky TV Music) and Ben Summer (Music Supervisor at
Feel For Music), Matt Biffa (Music Supervisor at Air Edel), Emily Barker
(Artist/composer) and Angela Penhaligon (Film, TV & Ads Music Supervisor)
amongst other artists and music industry professionals.
AMA-UK are delighted to welcome Bluegrass Situation to AmericanaFest
UK 2019who will be hosting a pre-showcase networking event (open to all
wristband holders) with Southern Comfort on the 29 Jan at
Night Tales - presenting amazing artists Rachel Baimen and Chance
McCoy.
The nominees for
the AmericanaFest UK Awards were announced at the launch event
last month along with the Lifetime Achievement Award winner Graham Nash
who will receive their highest honour for his outstanding contribution to
the Americana genre over the span of his career and life in music.
Newlyweds Eric
Heatherly and Lindsey Stacey Release Classic Sinatra Duet To Commemorate Marriage
NASHVILLE,
Tenn. - Recording
artist Eric Heatherly, best
known for his rockabilly style of country music with hit songs such as "Swimming
In Champagne," "The Wrong 5 O’Clock," "The
Last Man Committed" and the Top 10 hit, "Flowers On The Wall,"
is celebrating the recent marriage to his long time sweetheart and fellow
artist Lindsey Stacey.
Eric
and Lindsey tied the knot on November 24th, 2018 at a private ceremony south of
Nashville.
To
celebrate the occasion, the newlyweds will release a new single together
entitled, “Somethin’ Stupid”. It’s a revamped version of the classic #1
song from 1967 by Frank & Nancy Sinatra.
Heatherly produced and arranged “Somethin’ Stupid” hoping to give new life to
such a classic duet. “It’s a lot more guitar oriented than the original
orchestrated version” says Heatherly. “Lindsey and I loved recording this song
together. She is an amazing artist and I couldn’t ask for a better duet
partner, in music and marriage.” The retro sounding single is set for a
world-wide release in honor of Frank Sinatra’s birthday, December, 12th. 2018.
It will be released in the U.S. on the NashVegas Recording Co. label solely
owned by Heatherly and on the AGR-Universal label in Europe and Asia.
Eric is also working on a new album that will be released in 2019 titled, MATCHBOOK RENDEZVOUS.
The
first single will be “The Road Song (Route 66 Revisited)” and will feature a
video that was recently filmed in Las Vegas. He describes the full length recording
as a five year passion project of vintage sounds laid down on all analog
equipment, mostly captured live on 2” tape in his own historic music hall and
event center, “The Ole Tennessee Opry”,
located just outside of Nashville. When not performing in Branson or doing solo
shows, you can catch Eric Heatherly accompanying his good buddy David Lee
Murphy on select tour dates with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Toby Keith and Kenny Chesney.
"Heatherly's style is the closest thing to Sun Records meets The Grand
Ole Opry that I've ever heard." Academy Award winning actor
- Billy Bob Thornton
Eric Heatherly on Tour:
DEC 17 - Christmas 4 Kids / Hendersonville, Tenn.
JAN 05 - Opryland Hotel show for UCWDC / Nashville, Tenn.
FEB 07 - Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland / Scotland
JUN 02 - Holiday Inn Resort / Panama City Beach, Fla.
About Eric Heatherly:
Eric Heatherly has celebrated success with hits such as Swimming In Champagne,
Wrong Five O’Clock, The Last Man Committed and a Top 10 hit with Flowers On The
Wall. Eric is also known for having co-invented and patented, “The Seat-Belt
Guitar Strap,” which is the best selling guitar strap in history, distributed
by Levy’s Leathers and sold at every Guitar Center in America. In early 2019,
with all that design and retail experience under his belt, Eric is launching
(with Lindsey) a vintage/vintage inspired online store called, ‘59 Flamingos,
where customers can purchase anything from retro UFO turntables, vinyl records,
memorabilia, rare and original vintage clothing, instruments and more. Eric & Lindsey have also been busy this year
performing in the #1 rated TripAdvisor show, “Raiding The Country Vault”
at the Starlite Theatre which
earned them a band of the year award from the Brammy Awards in Branson, MO.
In
Brief:Billboard Country Charts (Chart issue week of December 8, 2018)
Country Album
Chart ** No.1 (19 non-consecutive weeks) ** THIS
ONE’S FOR YOU Luke Combs
Hot Country
Songs ** No.1 (2 weeks) ** “Speechless” Dan
+ Shay
Country Airplay
** No.1 (1 week) ** “Lose It” Kane Brown
Country Digital
Songs ** No.1 (6 non-consecutive weeks) “Speechless” Dan + Shay
Billboard Top 200 / Country
Album Chart News(Chartissue week of
December 8, 2018)
The
Billboard 200 chart measures multi-metric album consumption, which includes
traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent
albums (SEA).
The results of the Billboard 200 chart dated Dec. 8, which was announced on Sunday(Dec. 2),
are being audited by Nielsen Music due to a processing discrepancy. Upon
completion of the in-depth audit of data sources across streaming and retail, Billboard will
announce any resulting changes that may affect chart rankings.
That seems to be the industry-wide refrain in
response to the latest Billboard chart flap, as the Bible’s prior anointing of Travis Scott as #1
on its Top 200 after a squeaker of a race with 6ix9ine will now be
re-run and may be reversed after a challenge.
Billboard Top Country
Albums(Chart issue week of
December 8, 2018)
Top
Country Albums now ranks the most popular country albums of the week, as
compiled by Nielsen Music, based on multi-metric consumption (blending traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA), and streaming equivalent albums (SEA)).
10 digital track sales from an
album = 1 track equivalent album (TEA)
“sale”
1,500 on demand song streams from
an album to one streamingequivalent album (SEA) “sale”.
Nielsen
Music compiles the sales and streaming data. Billboard continues to publish pure album sales charts (subscription to
billboard biz ), exclusively comprising
Nielsen’s sales data.
Topping
the weeks total consumption figures Luke Combswith THIS ONE’S FOR YOU (River House/ Columbia Nashville/Sony Music
Nashville) held at No.1 (4,700
sales; 78-week total 368,800) to land 19 non-consecutive weeks at No.1.
Former
No.1 Kane Brownwith
sophomore album, entitled EXPERIMENT held at No.2 (9,700
sales; 3-week total 128,600).
In its 104th
chart frame Brown’s10 non-consecutive week No.1SELF-TITLED (released
Dec 2, 2016) fell 5-9 (2,900 sales;
104-week total 481,600).
Elvis Presleywith IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME made a re-entry at No.3.
Former No1Dan + Shaywith their self-titled
album (Warner Bros./Warner Music Nashville) fell 3-4 (2,500 sales; 23-week total 70,200).
Burl
Iveswith RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER rose 14-5
(10 chart frames).
Gene
Autrywith Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer And Other
Christmas Classics lifted 16-6 (8 chart frames).
Chris Stapletonwith the 187-week TRAVELLER (MERCURY/ UMGN)
fell 4-7 (4,800 sales; 14-week
total 2,391,900) as hisset From A Room: Volume 1 (Mercury/Universal
Music Group Nashville) dropped 12-16 and From A Room: Volume 2 retreated 19-30 (2,600
sales; 52-week total 459,700).
Former
No.1 Carrie Underwoodwith CRY PRETTY slipped 6-8(8,500 sales; 11-week
total 358,300).
Former
6-week non-consecutive week No.1 Jason AldeanwithREARVIEW
TOWN (Macon/Broken Bow Records) fell 7-10
(2,100 sales; 33-week total 448,700).
Outside the
Top 10
Brenda Leewith The Best Of Brenda Lee: 20th Century Masters The Christmas Collection snagged
theHot Shot Debut with a No.11 bow.
Former
No.1 Thomas Rhett with LIFE
CHANGES (Valory/Big Machine Label Group) fell 8-12 (1,100 sales; 64-week total 304,100).
2-week No.1 Eric Churchwith his DESPERATE MAN (EMI Nashville/Universal
Music Group Nashville) fell 10-14 (4,600 sales; 8-week
total 152,100).
Brett Youngwith self- titled BRETT YOUNG (BMLG) slipped 11-15 (1,000 sales; 94-week total 245,300).
Kacey Musgraveswith the 2018 CMA Album Of
The Year GOLDEN HOUR fell 13-24 (2,800 sales; 30-week total 118,100)
Holiday
sets Reba McEntirewith My Kind Of Christmas lifted 23-13 (24 chart frames), Brett Eldredgewith
GLOW made a re-entry at No.17 (15
chart frames), Blake Sheltonwith CHEERS, IT'S CHRISTMAS was up 39-18
(24 chart frames), Garth Brooks & Trisha
Yearwoodwith CHRISTMAS TOGETHER pushed 29-21 (16 chart frames) and Lady Antebellumwith
ON THIS WINTER'S NIGHT made a re-entry
at No.25 (15 chart frames).
FALLING
SHORT of Top 50:
On the Country Album Sales list (pure sales;
old methodology)
Various Artistswith COUNTRY FAITH CHRISTMAS, VOL. 2 made a debut at No.20 (1,400 sales)
Ward Daviswith ASUNDER 4-track EP (Ward Davis Music | Amazom.com) made a debut at No.21 selling 1,200 copies.
34
New 1 - Lone Justicewith THE WESTERN TAPES, 1983 (Omnivore Recordings | Amazon.com) made a debut at No.34 selling 800 copies.
Year-To-Date Digital Tracks
14,144,000(Physical sales 10,128,000
(down -22.2%) + Digital sales 4,027,000 (down -33.2%) which is25.7%down at the same point in 2017 (19,047,000 sales)
Year-To-Date Digital Tracks
43,664,000down27.7%at the same point in 2017 (60,403,000)
Billboard Hot Country Songs(Chartissue week of
December 8, 2018)
On Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart - which
blends:
a) All-format airplay, as monitored by BDS
b) Sales, as tracked by Nielsen SoundScan and
c) Streaming, (tracked by
Nielsen BDS from such services as Spotify, Muve, Slacker, Rhapsody, Rdio and
Xbox Music, among others) according to BDS it results in:
Dan + Shaywith “Speechless” (Warner
Bros./ WAR) led Hot Country Songs for a second week after becoming pair’s first
No.1 and the chart’s third leader of 2018, following Kane Brown’s “Lose It” and
Bebe Rexha and Florida Georgia Line’s “Meant to Be.”
Dustin Lynchadded his seventh top 10on
both Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay as “Good Girl” (Broken Bow)
climbed 13-10 and 11-7 on the lists, respectively. On the latter, the song
hikes by 14 percent to 25 million in audience. Lynch first reached the top 10
in 2012, with the No.2-peaking “Cowboys and Angels.”
** Streaming Gainer ** No.32 “Whiskey Glasses” Morgan Wallen
** Digital
Gainer ** No.41 “You're In It” Granger
Smith
** Hot Shot Debut ** No.47 “Bring It On Over” Billy Currington
Debut
No.48 “Die From A Broken Heart” Maddie
& Tae
Debut
No.50 “Friends Don't” Maddie & TaeBillboard Country Airplay (Chart issue week of
December 8, 2018)
Billboard Country Airplay (Chart issue week of
December 8, 2018)
Kane
Brownwith “Lose
It” (Zone 4/RCA Nashville) ascended 3-1 on Billboard’s
Country Airplay chart (dated Dec.8), increasing by 6 percent to 40.5
million audience impressions in the week ending Dec.2, according to Nielsen
Music.
On the airplay-, streaming- and sales-based Hot Country Songs chart,
“Lose” rebounded 5-3. It crowned Hot Country Songs two weeks earlier (Nov.24),
dethroning Bebe Rexha and Florida Georgia Line’s “Meant to Be” (Warner
Bros./Big Machine Label Group), which dominated for a record 50 weeks.
“Lose,” which Brown wrote with Chase McGill and Will Weatherly, is the
first single from Brown’s second full-length, Experiment, which debuted atop both
the all-genre Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums charts dated Nov. 24 with
126,000 equivalent album units.
“Lose” is the third total and consecutive Country Airplay No. 1 for the
25-year-old singer-songwriter.
“Heaven” led for two weeks in May, after “What Ifs” (featuring Lauren
Alaina) reigned on Oct. 28, 2017.
Brown charted two prior Country Airplay songs: “Used to Love You Sober,”
his maiden posting, which peaked at No. 35 in May 2016, followed by “Thunder in
the Rain,” which reached No. 43 that November.
All five songs have been released by RCA Nashville, to which Brown signed
in early 2016 after building a strong social media following starting in 2014,
mainly by posting covers of songs by artists including Brantley Gilbert, Alan
Jackson and George Strait.
Thomas
Rhettrolled up his 13th Country Airplay top10 as “Sixteen”
(Valory) pushed 12-8 (24.3 million, up 11 percent). The track, which
Rhett co-authored, bumped 12-10 on Hot Country Songs.
Of his prior 12 Country Airplay top 10s, Rhett logged 11 as a lead artist
— all of which have hit No.1. (“Small Town Throwdown,” by Brantley Gilbert featuring
Justin Moore and Rhett, reached No.8 in 2014.) Rhett has racked up 18
appearances on the tally, having first reached the upper tier in 2013 with his
first No. 1, “It Goes Like This,” which ruled for three weeks.
Garth
Brooksnotched his 89th Country Airplay appearance —
a total that includes 19 chart-toppers among 35 top 10s — as “Stronger Than Me” (Pearl), a tribute
to wife Trisha Yearwood, debuted at No.56 (1.2 million impressions).
Brooks ties Kenny Chesney for the second-most career appearances on
Country Airplay, dating to the chart’s launch in January 1990. George Strait
leads with 98 entries. Rounding out the top five most frequent visitors: Tim McGraw
(83) and Alan Jackson (82).
Brooks premiered “Stronger” with a performance at the 52nd annual Country
Music Association Awards that aired on ABC on Nov. 14. “Stronger” followed “All
Day Long,” which hit No.11 on Country Airplay in September, and “Ask Me How I
Know,” which last December became Brooks’ first No.1 on the survey since 2007.
Country
Airplay
***
No.1 (1 week) *** “Lose It” Kane Brown
40.549 million audience (+2.404 million) / 7,810 radio plays (+468)
**
Most Increased Audience ** No.7 “Good Girl” Dustin Lynch +3.116 million audience gain
**
Most Added ** No.33 “One That Got Away” Michael
Ray (16 ADDS)
** Hot
Shot Debut ** No.56 “Stronger
Than Me” Garth Brooks
Debut
No.57 “Love You Too Late” Cole Swindell
Debut
No. 60 “When It Comes To
Loving You” Jon Langston
Billboard Country Digital
Singles Chart (Chart issue week of
December 8, 2018)
Dan + Shay (Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney)with “Speechless”
held at No.1(#9-12 Digital Songs; 10,000 sales; 23-week total 206,000) for
a 6th non-consecutive week as “Tequila” dropped 3-5 (20-41 Digital Songs; 5,000 sales;
45-week total 471,000).
“Speechless”
was eleven places behind Halsey’s “Without Me” which was steady at its No. 4 Hot
100 peak, while leading Digital Song
Sales for a second frame (29,000, down 22 percent).
Kelsea Balleriniwith “Miss Me More” climbed 6-2 (45-22 Digital Songs; 7,000 sales;
4-week total 54,000). Ballerini, moonlighting as a coach on NBC’s The Voice,
performed the song on the show’s Nov. 27 episode. It lifted 30-25 on Hot
Country Songs, up 32 percent to 4.3 million in radio audience, as it hopped
37-32 on Country Airplay and 8 percent to 7,000 sold.
Luke
Combswith “She
Got The Best Of Me” slipped 2-3 (#12-23
Digital Songs; 7,000 sales; 17-week total 284,000).
Jimmie Allenwith “Best Shot” climbed 5-4 (44-38 Digital Songs; 5,000 sales;
10-week total 99,000).
Seasonal
chesnutt Brenda
Leewith “Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree”
made a re-entry at No.6 (#44
Re-Entry Digital Songs).
Former 22 non-consecutive week No1 Bebe Rexhaand Florida Georgia Line with “Meant
to Be" (Warner Bros. | BMLG) held at No.8 (5,000 sales; 53-week total
1,354,000).
Jake Owenwith “Down To The Honkytonk” bounded
fell 7-9 (5,000
sales; 14-week total 80,000).
Granger Smithwith “You’re in It” made a debut at No.10 (5,000 sales; total 29,000). It
marked Smith’s second Country Digital Song Sales top 10, following the No.
4-peaking “Backroad Song” in 2015. “You’re in It” is from Smith’s military ode,
They Were There: A Hero’s Documentary, which premiered Nov. 30 on YouTube.
Chevel Shepherdwith a cover of Kasey Musgraves’ “Space
Cowboy” made a debut at No.16 (3,000 sales). Team Kelly's (Kelly Clarkson)
Chevel performed it during The Voice Live Top 11 Performances.
Country Aircheck MEDIABASE
Chart
December
3, 2018
Kane Brown Scores #1 With
'Lose It'
Congrats to Kane Brown,
Steve Hodges, Dennis Reese and the RCA
promotion team on landing this week’s No.1 with “Lose It.” The song is the
first single from his new album Experiment. Writers are Chase McGill, Will Weatherly
and Brown. The tune marks Brown's third consecutive career hit, following the
success of his two-week #1," Heaven" and "What If’s,"
featuring Lauren Alaina.
“Lose It” (RCA)
climbed 3-1 logging8,466 radio spins (+633), 52.081 million audience impressions
(+5.092 million) with27027Total Points (+2138) from
155 tracking stations (155 ADDS) for the tracking week November 25 to December
1, 2018 and published chart dated December 3, 2018.
Luke Combs Is Most-Added
With 'Beautiful Crazy'
And kudos to Shane
Allen and the Columbia reps on landing 52
adds for Luke
Combs’“Beautiful Crazy”. The song topped the "Most Added"
board this chart week.
Mediabase
Adds (Selective)
Artist/Title (Label) TW Total Historic
Adds
LUKE COMBS/Beautiful Crazy (River House/Columbia) 52 77
RUSSELL
DICKERSON/Every Little Thing (Triple Tigers) 44 46
BIG &
RICH/Brand New Buzz (B&R/New Revolution) 22 22
GARTH
BROOKS/Stronger Than Me (Pearl) 18 47
OLD
DOMINION/Make It Sweet (RCA) 15 126
FLORIDA GEORGIA
LINE/Talk You Out Of It (BMLGR) 12 83
COLE
SWINDELL/Love You Too Late (Warner Bros./WMN) 10 54
KELSEA
BALLERINI/Miss Me More (Black River) 9 106
MICHAEL RAY/One
That Got Away (Atlantic/WEA) 7 142
BRAD
PAISLEY/Bucked Off (Arista) 6 79
CHASE RICE/Eyes
On You (Broken Bow) 6 117
KEITH
URBAN/Never Comin Down (Capitol) 6 139
BRETT
YOUNG/Here Tonight (BMLGR) 5 124
CARLY
PEARCE/Closer To You (Big Machine) 5 64
CARRIE
UNDERWOOD/Love Wins (Capitol) 4 137
LAUREN
ALAINA/Ladies In The '90s (19/Mercury) 4 60
