Country
Billboard Chart News June 26, 2017
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Brief: Billboard Country Charts (Chart issue week of July 8, 2017)
Country Album
Chart ** No.1 (1 week) ** THE NASHVILLE SOUND Jason Isbell
Hot Country
Songs ** No.1 (20 weeks) ** “Body Like A Back
Road” Sam Hunt
Country Airplay
** No.1 (1 week) ** “God, Your Mama, and Me” Florida Georgia Line
Country Digital
Songs ** No.1 (20 non-consecutive weeks) ** “Body Like A Back Road” Sam Hunt
The
Billboard 200 chart measures multi-metric album consumption, which includes
traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent
albums (SEA).
Lorde notched her first No.1
album on the Billboard Top 200 Album
Chart, as her second full-length album, MELODRAMA, made a debut atop the
list. The set, which was released on June 16 through Lava/Republic Records,
earned 109,000 equivalent album
units in the week ending June 22, according to Nielsen Music. Of that sum, 81,696 were in traditional album
sales.
Melodrama
followed Lorde’s debut full-length album, PURE HEROINE, which debuted and
peaked at No.3 in 2013 with 129,000 copies sold in its first week.
Melodrama
marked the third album by a woman in a row at No.1 on the chart (in as
many weeks), following the chart-topping arrivals of Katy Perry’s WITNESS (July
1) and Halsey’s HOPELESS FOUNTAIN KINGDOM (June 24). The chart last had three
women in a row back in December 2012, when Taylor Swift’s Red returned to No. 1
(Dec. 22), following No. 1 bows by Alicia Keys’ Girl on Fire (Dec. 15) and
Rihanna’s Unapologetic (Dec. 8). Until the latest triple, the chart had not
housed three new No. 1s by women since September 2009, when Whitney Houston’s I
Look to You (Sept. 19) followed Colbie Caillat’s Breakthrough (Sept. 12) and
Reba’s Keep On Loving You (Sept. 5). (All three titles were spending their
first week at No. 1, and all debuted atop the tally.)
Jason Isbell claimed his highest charting
album, second top 10 effort and best sales week, as THE NASHVILLE SOUND (with The 400 Unit) made a debut at No.4 with 54,000 units. Of that sum, 51,325 were in traditional album sales. That surpasses Isbell’s previous
sales high of 45,800, logged by SOMETHING MORE THAN FREE in its debut frame
back in 2015. Something More Than Free was also his high-water mark on the
chart until this week, as it debuted and peaked at No.6.
Alternative/folk
band Fleet Foxes claimed its second
top 10 effort, as Crack-Up bowed at No. 9 with 34,000 units (31,878 in traditional album sales). It’s the first release for the act in
nearly six years, since Helplessness Blues, which debuted and peaked at No. 4
in May of 2011.
Billboard Top Country
Albums (Chart issue week
of July 8, 2017)
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 streaming equivalent 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.
JASON ISBELL & THE 54,000 UNITS
On
Top Country Albums, Jason Isbell & The 400
Unit with new LP, THE NASHVILLE SOUND (Southeastern/Thirty
Tigers), arrived at No.1, earning
54,000 equivalent album units (51,325 in pure sales, a career best) in the week ending June 22.
Isbell
earned his second No.1 on Top Country Albums. His first entry, Something More
Than Free, debuted at the summit on Aug. 8, 2015, with 45,800 copies sold.
"For me to be a happy person, I have to feel
I’m contributing to the world outside myself." - Jason Isbell talks
The Nashville Sound and his view on songwriting, influences behind songs like
"Hope the High Road" and "Cumberland Gap" and more. Read
more Paste Magazine
Critical
reception for Jason
Isbell’s The Nashville Sound:
10 Tracks/
Time: 40:17 Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
American Songwriter (Rating:
4.5 out of 5 stars) The title of the
latest album by Jason Isbell and his Alabama-based wrecking crew The 400 Unit
is both promise and provocation. It’s partly a shot across the bow of Music
City’s current hitmakers, but it’s also Isbell’s solemn vow that he’s going to
do his damnedest to live up to the city’s legendary songwriters and performers,
the ones who put authenticity and integrity before flash and
artifice......Domesticity features on two of the finest tracks on an album
without a weak spot. “”If We Were Vampires,” with wife Amanda Shires on tender
harmony vocal, muses on how love may be forever but life is fleeting, while
“Anxiety” details how getting everything we want only makes us worry we’ll lose
it. On the closing track, Isbell sings the praises of family, humility and
music, all while wishing his audience finds “Something To Love.” Giving them
The Nashville Sound fulfills that wish and then some.
Independent (Rating: 80/100) ..There’s
nothing particularly Nashville about Jason Isbell’s new album--no cowboy hats
or keening steel guitars--but it does possess, in spades, the kind of
blue-collar concerns that have traditionally furnished country music’s backbone.
The Skinny (Rating: 3 STARS) ...The
Nashville Sound isn't a bad record by any estimation, but there are flat
moments. White Man's World begins promisingly, with a crunching guitar riff and
some subtle keys, but lyrically it feels a little rushed. Clearly Isbell is trying
to address some big issues here, all the more relevant in Trump's America, but
it's all a bit surface level. Another topical issue, mental health, is covered
on Anxiety. This is better executed but still treads the same ground
throughout.
Chris Stapleton with From A Room: Volume 1 (Mercury/Universal Music Group Nashville) held
at #2 (13-17
Billboard 200) selling 20,291 copies (7-week total 404,816) while Stapleton’s TRAVELLER
(MERCURY/ UMGN) rose 8-4 (#45-39 BB200) selling 8,447 copies (up 12%; 112-week total 1,988,300).
In their second
chart week last weeks’ No.1 Lady Antebellum with HEART BREAK
(Capitol Nashville/Universal Music Group Nashville), fell 1-3 (4-24
Billboard 200) with 16,191 in pure sales, (down 65%; 2-week total 63,141).
Zac Brown Band with WELCOME HOME (Southern Ground/Elektra/Atlantic Group) rose 6-5 (34-41 BB200) selling 10,544 copies
(down 18%; 6-week total 212,360).
Luke Combs with THIS ONE’S FOR YOU (River House/Columbia Nashville/Sony Music
Nashville) fell 5-6 (#33-42 BB200) selling
6,683 copies (down 21%; 3-week
total 50,177).
Keith Urban with RIPCORD (Hit Red/Capitol Nashville)
fell 4-7 (#30-44 BB200) selling 6,343 copies
(down 20%; 59-week total 608,900).
In its second frame Various Artists with Now That's What I Call Country Volume 10 (Universal Music Group)
fell #3-8 (#27-48 Billboard 200)
selling 12,268 copies (down 27%; 2-week total
29,014).
Florida Georgia Line with DIG YOUR ROOTS (BMLG) held at #9
(#50-52 BB200) selling 2,341 copies (down 8; 43-week total 401,700).
Brett Young with self-titled debut (BMLG) fell held at #10 (#55-58 BB200) selling 3,804 copies
(down 9%; 19-week total 93,600).
Outside the
Top 10
In his second
frame Glen
Campbell with ADIÓS (ME Direct) fell 7-16 (#40-109
BB200) selling 6,858 (down 50%; 2-week total
10,630).
Steve Earle & The Dukes with SO YOU WANT TO BE AN OUTLAW (Warner Brothers) made a debut at #15 (#102 BB200) selling 7,134 copies. It was the 35th best seller and 7th
ranked Country album on sales.
It features
collaborations with Willie Nelson, Johnny Bush, and Miranda Lambert and is an
homage to outlaw music and the late Waylon Jennings.
Critical
reception for Steve
Earle & The Dukes’ So You Want To Be An Outlaw:
16 Tracks/
Time: 49:26 Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com.
American Songwriter (Rating: 4/5 stars) The
title of Steve Earle’s latest album seems to suggest that younger artists
trying to cultivate the “outlaw” brand might not have what it takes. A closer
listen reveals that So You Wanna Be An Outlaw has a kind of double
The Guardian
(Rating: 4 STARS).. Here, Earle pays homage to the outlaws with a dozen fine
originals, from noisy guitar rock-outs like the title track (with a guest spot
from Nelson) and the bleak Fixin’ to Die, to gentle loser ballads such as You
Broke My Heart and This Is How it Ends (a duet with Miranda Lambert), ending
with Goodbye Michelangelo, a tender farewell to the late Guy Clark.
Allmusic (Rating: 4 STARS) ...Perhaps Earle suddenly became eager to take
a look into the past, or he was inspired by the current success of literate
country outsiders like Sturgill Simpson and Jason Isbell. But for whatever
reason, 2017's So You Wannabe an Outlaw is the most explicitly country record
Earle has made since his bluegrass set The Mountain in 1999....Earle doesn't
always sound as keenly inspired as he did when he was writing stuff like this
in the '80s and '90s, but his craft is, if anything, better, and similarly his
voice is showing its age but his phrasing is as smart and dramatically
effective as it has ever been. So You Wannabe an Outlaw is something plenty of
Steve Earle fans have been wanting for years, a no-excuses country album that
updates his breakthrough work, and it's an effort that should please his core
audience while also sounding like an album Earle made entirely on his own
terms.
Eli Young Band with FINGERPRINTS (The Valory Music Co./ Big Machine Label Group, LLC)
made a bow at No.17 (#116 BB200)
selling 5,556 copies.
Their last
album 10,000 TOWNS released March 4, 2014 opened at No.1 on the Top Country
Album’s selling 35,947 copies; (charted dated
March 22, 2014)
Published on
Jun 9, 2017 Eli Young Band video “Never Land”.
Critical reception for Eli Young Band’s Fingerprints:
11 Tracks/
Time: 35:44 Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Allmusic (Rating: 3 STARS) This means that the
record is proud of its swagger, something that's evident from the strutting
title track and the propulsive "Once," but the group
Sounds Like Nashville (Rating: Positive)...A standout release......Co-produced by Eli
Young Band with Ross Copperman and Jeremy Stover, Fingerprints will surely
satisfy longtime fans hoping for a return to the sound that made them first
fall in love with the country band...The title track, “Fingerprints,” follows
suit and proves to be a surefire hit in the live setting with gritty guitar
parts, Eli’s soaring vocals and a sing along chorus that begs the listener to
hit the repeat button.
Well known for their poignant ballads,
there is no shortage of songs that hit the heart on Fingerprints.
Kane Brown with
self-titled KANE BROWN (Zone 4/RCA
Nashville) fell 16-18 (#109-124 BB200) selling
2,077 copies
(down 4%; 29-week total 161,600).
Miranda Lambert with THE WEIGHT OF THESE WINGS (Vanner/ RCA Nashville/Sony Music
Nashville) fell 17-21 (113- BB200) selling 2,289 copies (down 12%; 31-week total 364,200).
FALLING
SHORT of Top 50:
On the Country Album Sales list (pure sales;
old methodology)
Jon Wolfe with ANY NIGHT IN TEXAS (Fool Hearted Productions; Amazon
UK) made a debut at No.15
on Country Album Sales selling 2,439 copies. It
features the Texas #1 hit "Boots On A Dance Floor" and the new single
"Baby This And Baby That"
The Dustbowl Revival with their 11 track album THE DUSTBOWL REVIVAL (Signature Sounds
Recordings; Amazon UK) made a debut at No.43 selling 900 copies.
Premiere
Video for "Honey I Love You". Dustbowl Revival was
named for the influential Guthrie collection Dust Bowl Ballads; and the
eight-piece built its early sound on strings-driven American rural roots music.
Dustbowl’s repertoire evolved into a genre-hopping festivity, equal parts back
porch, juke joint, swing club, and blues roots. Now, with Producer Grammy
Award-winning Ted Hutt (Old Crow Medicine Show, Gaslight Anthem, Dropkick
Murphys), Dustbowl Revival brings it on, in the good company of neo-Soul
contemporaries such as Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats and St. Paul
& The Broken Bones.
Adam Doleac with 6 track self-tiled EP ADAM DOLEAC (EP; 287 Records; Amazon UK) made a debut at No.44 selling 900 copies. Adam has penned
upwards of 200 songs, has written hits for country superstars Kane Brown and
Darius Rucker and many others have put holds on some of his compositions,
including Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Justin Moore and David Nail. Adam
released his self-titled, debut EP on June 16th, 2017. The EP was recorded in
Nashville, produced by Lindsay Rimes and features 6 tracks co-written by Adam,
including his single “Whiskey’s Fine."
Grant Maloy Smith with his 13 track DUST BOWL: AMERICAN STORIES (Suburban
Cowboy Records; Amazon UK) made a debut at #48 selling 900 copies.
Gretchen Wilson with her 12 track READY TO GET ROWDY (Redneck Records; Amazon UK) made a debut at #50 selling 800 copies.
After a two-year
hiatus, the "Redneck Woman" returns with another album. The title
track is co-written with Shane Minor and Trent Tomlinson.
CHART HISTORY
RIGHT ON TIME released on April
2, 2013 via her own label Redneck Records debuted at No.91 on the BB200 and No.24 Country with sales of 5,315 (without the benefit of a
big radio hit).
I GOT YOUR COUNTRY RIGHT
HERE (Redneck
Records) released on March 30, 2010 debuted at No.6 on Billboard Top Country Albums selling 14,753 copies in its first week and
had sold 71,000 copies by February 2013.
ONE OF THE BOYS (Columbia Nashville) her third
album, released on May 15, 2007, debuted at No.5 on the Billboard 200, selling
around 73,000 copies in its first week. By
May 9, 2008 it had shifted 232,000 copies.
ALL JACKED UP (Epic Nashville), released Sept
27, 2005, debuted at No1 on the Billboard
200 with 264,000
copies sold. It
was certified GOLD & Platinum on Oct 27, 2005 for sales on 1 Million units.
HERE FOR THE PARTY (Epic Nashville; May 11,
2004) her 2004 debut album debuted at #1
on the Country album charts and at #2 the Billboard 200 with 227,000 copies sold. It was the fifth best-selling
album of 2004, with about 2.9 million copies sold. On Oct 20, 2006, it was
certified 5x Platinum for sales of 5
Million. Her signature single "Redneck Woman" was released as
a single in early 2004 (certified Gold Nov 10, 2004) and reached #1 on Billboard
country singles charts and #22 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Falling
Short of the charts:
They
were voted by Alabama Music Awards 2016’s “Best Country Female Artist.” Hailing from three different parts of
Alabama, Kate Falcon, Victoria Camp and Savannah Coker have joined forces to
give country music fans their first taste of an all female trio since groups
like the Dixie Chicks and the Pistol Annies. Their trademark is their harmonies
and collectively they sing with a beautiful blend of southern charm and a
little bit of country twang!
Sweet Tea Trio: Your New Western-Chic Style Inspiration (Whiskey Riff.com) Blurb Sweet Tea Trio are about to give you closet envy. As women in country music you have to establish a look for yourselves. You can’t just show up onstage in jeans in a tee like the boys can. Well I guess you could, but where is the fun in that? Sweet Tea Trio is absolutely killing it onstage with their live set AND their to die for outfits from their jewelry down to their boots. They owe a lot of their looks to The Gypsy Spur, a boutique in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. - Facebook
Billboard Hot Country Songs
(Chart issue week
of July 8, 2017)
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:
Hot County
Songs
Sam Hunt with “Body Like a Back Road”
(MCA Nashville) steamrolled to a landmark 20th
week at No.1. The song broke a tie with Leroy Van Dyke’s “Walk On By” (1961-62) for the longest
command by a solo artist on the nearly 59-year-old Hot Country Songs chart.
It’s now solely the second-longest reign overall, trailing only Florida Georgia
Line’s “Cruise” (24 weeks at No.1 in 2012 and 2013).
“Body”
also ruled Country Streaming Songs (16.2 million U.S. streams) and Country
Digital Song Sales (47,000 sold) for a 20th week each, while logging a 13th
week in the Country Airplay top five (No.4; 36.8 million in audience) after
leading the list for three weeks.
Texas-based
trio Midland earned its first Hot Country Songs top 10, as its debut single, “Drinkin’ Problem” (Big Machine),
bumped 11-10. The traditional-styled
track increased 8% to 25.4 million in audience as it bulleted at No.14 on
Country Airplay. On Country Digital Song Sales, it pushed to a new high (8-6)
despite a less than 1% dip to 14,000 sold. It nudged 19-18 on Country Streaming
Songs, although it’s down 3% to 3.8 million U.S. streams.
Russell Dickerson’s launched single, “Yours”
(Triple Tigers), flew 47-21 on Hot
Country Songs. After Dickerson performed the song on ABC’s The Bachelorette on June 19, making his national TV debut, it
sold 19,000 downloads in the week ending June 22 (up from 2,000 the week
before) and re-entered Country Digital Song Sales at No.3. Concurrently, the
love song, which Dickerson wrote for his wife, Kailey, surged 58% to 2 million
U.S. streams. On Country Airplay, “Yours” grew by 19% to 2.9 million in
audience, rising to a new peak (50-46).
Hot County
Songs
** No.1 (20
weeks)/ Airplay Gainer ** “Body Like A Back Road” Sam Hunt
** Digital
& Streaming Gainer ** No.21 “Yours” Russell
Dickerson
** Hot Shot
Debut ** No.33 “Life's About To Get Good” Shania
Twain
Billboard Country Airplay (Chart issue week
of July 8, 2017)
Florida
Georgia Line, the duo of Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, earned its 11th No.1
on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart (dated July 8) as “God, Your Mama, and Me” (Big Machine Label Group/BMLG Records),
featuring Backstreet Boys, ascended 2-1.
In its 24th week on the chart, the song — written by Hillary Lindsey,
Josh Kear and Gordie Sampson — increases 8% to 43.7 million audience
impressions in the tracking week ending June 25, according to Nielsen Music. “Waking up to a No.1 song is the most amazing
feeling, and to share this moment with Backstreet Boys is surreal,” Hubbard
told Billboard.
“We can’t thank them enough for
being a part of this song.”
The third single from FGL’s DIG YOUR ROOTS album is also the twosome’s
third straight Country Airplay leader from the set. It follows “May We All,” featuring Tim McGraw, which
led the chart for two weeks starting on Dec. 10, 2016, and “H.O.L.Y.,” which
topped the Aug. 6-dated tally. FGL first struck No.1 on Country Airplay with
its debut hit, “Cruise,” which led
for three weeks beginning Dec. 15, 2012.
Backstreet Boys earn their first Country Airplay No.1, a feat that fellow
late-’90s/early-2000s hit-making boy band ’N SYNC never attained. The latter
act, as featured on Alabama’s “God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on You,”
hit No. 3 in 1999. The song updated Justin Timberlake’s former group’s No. 8
Billboard Hot 100 pop hit earlier that year.
Keith
Urban with “The
Fighter,” featuring Carrie Underwood (Hit Red/Capitol Nashville), entered the Country
Airplay top 10 (11-10), increasing 3% to 30 million impressions.
The pop - flavored collaboration marked Urban’s 38th total and
consecutive Country Airplay top 10 (counting only promoted and non-seasonal
singles).
It’s the chart’s longest active streak of such top 10s, a run that started
with the No. 4-peaking “Your Everything”
in 2000. As Urban boasted the longest active streak of Country Airplay top 10s,
Underwood claimed the second-longest: 26, which began with her 2006 No.1 format
debut, “Jesus, Take the Wheel.”
“The Fighter” is the fifth top
10 from Urban’s eighth studio album, RIPCORD, following the No.2 hit “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16 ” and
the No.1s “Break on Me” (March 12,
2016; one week on top), “Wasted Time”
(July 9, 2016; two) and “Blue Ain’t Your
Color” (Jan. 14; two).
Country
Airplay
***
No.1 (1 week) *** "God, Your Mama, and Me” Florida Georgia Line feat.
Backstreet Boys 43.727 million audience (+3.230 million) / 7,603 radio
plays (+343)
** Most
Increased Audience ** “My Girl” Dylan
Scott
**
Most Added ** No.48 “Boy” Lee Brice (25
ADDS)
**
Hot Shot Debut ** No.52 “I Worship The Woman You Walked On” Ronnie Dunn
Debut
No.56 “Happens Like That” Granger Smith
Debut
No.60 “Singles You Up” Jordan Davis
Billboard Country Digital
Singles Chart
(Chart issue week
of July 8, 2017)
Sam Hunt with “Body Like a Back Road”
(MCA Nashville) held at No.1 (#4-8 Digital
Songs; 47,000 sales;
no % change); 21-week total 1,197,000) leading the chart for a 20th non-consecutive
week.
It
was seven places behind Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee feat. Justin Bieber with "Despacito"
which ruled the Digital Song Sales chart for a eighth week, with 139,000
digital copies sold (down 1%) this week ending June 22, the remix with Bieber
accounts for 78% of the song's sales (in line with its 80% share the prior
three weeks).
Brett Young with “In Case You Didn’t Know”
rose 3-2 (#24-27 Digital
Songs; 24,000 sales; down 8%; 38-week total 737,000)
Russell
Dickerson with “Yours”
made a re-entry at No.3 (#28
Digital Songs; 29,000 sales; down 21%; total 181,000)
Keith Urban with “The Fighter,” featuring Carrie Underwood (Hit Red/Capitol
Nashville), fell 2-4
(#22-29 Digital Songs; 19,000 sales; down 27%; 25-week total 644,000)
Thomas Rhett feat. Maren Morris with “Craving
You” fell 4-5 (#33-37 Digital
Songs; 16,000 sales; 12-week total 229,000).
Midland with “Drinkin’
Problem” lifted 8-6 (#42-45 Digital Songs; 14,000 sales; 10-week total 161,000).
Luke Combs with “Hurricane” rose 6-7 (#39-46 Digital
Songs; 14,000 sales; down 12%;
30-week total 501,000)
Lady Antebellum with “You Look Good” fell 5-8 (#38-47 Digital
Songs; 13,000 sales; down 23%;
22-week total 293,000).
Florida Georgia
Line feat. Backstreet Boys with
“God,
Your Mama, And Me” fell 7-9 (#41-49
Digital Songs; 13,000 sales; down 13%; 20-week total 362,000)
Dustin Lynch rose 11-10
with “Small
Town Boy” (12,000 sales; 17-week
total 185,000).
Outside the Top 10
Zac Brown Band with “My Old Man” made a
re-entry at #11 (12,000 sales; total
197,000)
Shania Twain with “Life's About To Get Good”
made a debut at #17 (10,000 sales;
total 13,000)
Carly Pearce with “Every Little Thing” made
a debut at #23 (7,000 sales; total
110,000).
Chris Janson with “Fix A Drink” made a debut
at #24 (7,000 sales; total 39,000).
Jon Pardi with “Heartache On The Dancefloor”
made a debut at #25 (7,000 sales;
total 54,000)
Country Aircheck MEDIABASE
Chart
26 June 2017
Florida
Georgia Line Hits #1 With ‘God, Your Mama, And Me’
Congrats
to Tyler Hubbard, Brian Kelley, Matthew Hargis and the BMLG Records promotion team on landing the week’s No.1 with Florida Georgia Line’s “God,
Your Mama, And Me” featuring the Backstreet Boys.
The
song is the third chart-topper from their DIG YOUR ROOTS album. Songwriters are
Josh Kear, Hillary Lindsey and Gordie Sampson.
"‘God,
Your Mama, And Me’" (BMLGR) logged 8,475 radio spins (+620)
and 55.668 million
audience impressions (+3.391 million) with 25352 Total Points from 159 tracking
stations for the tracking week June 18 to June 24, 2017 and published chart
June 26th 2017.
Little Big
Town Is Most-Added With “When Someone Stops Loving You
Kudos
to Bobby Young and the Capitol crew
for notching 29 adds on Little Big Town’s “When Someone Stops Loving You”. The song topped the "Most Added" board this chart
week. With a
tip of the hat to Stone Door Media Lab’s Jeff Green, LBT snapped a streak of 10
consecutive weeks with a different male solo artist as No.1 Most Added,
which had never happened before in Country Aircheck history. The run also set a
record for consecutive weeks with a male artist as most-added, though the
previous span in 2006 included three artists who held the top spot for two
weeks. In this year’s 25 weeks to date, a female solo artist has been No.1 most
added just once: Miranda Lambert’s “Tin Man.”
Billboard Boxscores (Selective Country
concerts)
Rank
Artist: #9
Event
Venue City/State:
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill,
Caitlyn Smith
Denny Sanford Premier
Center, Sioux Falls, S.D.
Dates:
June 9, 2017 Gross Sales: $1,088,360 Attend:
11,127/ 11,127
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/1 ** SOLD OUT ** Prices:
$119.50, $89.50, $69.50
Promoters:
Messina Touring Group/AEG
Presents
Rank
Artist: #10
Event
Venue City/State: Tim McGraw & Faith Hill,
High Valley Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dates:
June 15, 2017 Gross Sales: $1,079,900 Attend:
11,788/ 11,788
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/1 ** SOLD OUT ** Prices:
$109.50, $89.50, $69.50
Promoters:
Messina Touring Group/AEG
Presents
Rank
Artist: #18
Event
Venue City/State: Sam Hunt, Maren Morris, Chris
Janson, XFINITY Theatre,
Hartford, Conn.
Dates:
June 24, 2017 Gross Sales: $803,426 Attend:
24,486/ 24,486
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/1 ** SOLD OUT ** Prices:
$60.25, $26
Promoters: Live Nation
Rank
Artist: #19
Event
Venue City/State: Sam Hunt, Maren Morris, Chris
Janson, Klipsch Music
Center, Noblesville, Ind.
Dates:
June 2, 2017 Gross Sales: $771,367 Attend:
24,728/ 24,728
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/1 ** SOLD OUT ** Prices:
$64.50, $25
Promoters:
Live Nation
Rank
Artist: #20
Event
Venue City/State: Dierks Bentley, Cole
Swindell, Jon Pardi XFINITY
Center, Mansfield, Mass.
Dates:
June 3, 2017 Gross Sales: $768,803 Attend:
19,598/ 19,900
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/0 (302 unsold tickets) Prices: $65.75, $45.75, $35.50, $26
Promoters:
Live Nation
Rank
Artist: #36
Event
Venue City/State: Brad Paisley, Dustin Lynch,
Chase Bryant, Lindsay Ell Shoreline
Amphitheatre, Mountain View, Calif.
Dates:
June 17, 2017 Gross Sales: $489,945 Attend:
16,912/ 19,000
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/0 (2,088 unsold tickets) Prices: $69, $20
Promoters: Live Nation
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