Country
Billboard Chart News June 11, 2018
In
Brief: Billboard Country Charts (Chart issue week of June 16, 2018)
Country Album
Chart ** No.1 (4 non-consecutive weeks) ** THIS ONE’S
FOR YOU Luke Combs
Hot Country
Songs ** No.1 (28 weeks) ** “Meant To Be” Bebe
Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line
Country Airplay
*** No.1 (1 week) *** “Woman, Amen” Dierks Bentley
Country Digital
Songs ** No.1 (1 week) “Simple” Bebe
Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line
The
Billboard 200 chart measures multi-metric album consumption, which includes
traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent
albums (SEA).
Kanye West
Earns Eighth No. 1 Album on Billboard 200 Chart With 'Ye'
Kanye West landed his eighth No. 1
album on the Billboard Top 200 Album
Chart (BB200), as his latest studio effort, Ye, bowed atop the list.
The
set -- which was released on June 1 via G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam Recordings --
earned 208,000 equivalent album
units in the week ending June 7, according to Nielsen Music, and is the
fifth-largest week for an album in 2018. Of Ye’s starting sum, 84,860 were in traditional album
sales.
Seventh-Largest
Streaming Debut Week Ever: Of Ye’s first week units, 120,000 were SEA units.
That sum equates to 180.1 million
on-demand audio streams for the set’s seven songs during the tracking week
(as each SEA units equals 1,500 on-demand audio streams).
Country
singer Luke Combs nabbed a new chart high with his THIS ONE’S FOR YOU album, as the set zoomed from No.39 to No. 4,
thanks to a deluxe reissue of the album on June 1. The set, bolstered by five
new songs, garnered 55,000 units (up
314 percent). The album blows past its previous best week, logged when it bowed
at No. 5 with 43,000 units on the June 24, 2017-dated tally.
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.
Luke Combs with now deluxe version of THIS ONE’S FOR YOU (River House/
Columbia Nashville/Sony Music Nashville) rebounded 3-1 (#39-4 Billboard 200) selling 23,470 copies compared to previous weeks’ 1,800 copies (up 1203%; 53-week
total 246,770) to lead the chart a fourth week at No.1.
The
deluxe version of the set includes five new tracks, led by “Beautiful
Crazy,” up 18-13 on Hot Country Songs. The other four also debut: “Must’ve
Never Met You” (No. 14), “Houston, We Got a Problem” (No. 22),
“A
Long Way” (No. 33) and “She Got the Best of Me” (No. 36).
Former
5 non-consecutive weeks No.1 Jason Aldean with REARVIEW TOWN (Macon/Broken Bow
Records) held at No.2 (27-10
Billboard 200) selling 25,029 copies (up 303% on previous week 6,200 haul; 8-week total 282,500).
Kane Brown with his 10 non-consecutive week No.1 SELF-TITLED fell
1-3 (#23-24 Billboard 200) selling 5,083 copies (79-week total
404,800).
Former
No.1 Thomas Rhett with LIFE
CHANGES (Valory/Big Machine Label Group) held at No.4 (#45-46 BB200) selling 1,729 (39-week total 273,700).
Michael Ray with 11 track AMOS (Atlantic Records | Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com) made a debut at No.5 (#154 BB200) selling 6,713 copies.
Michael
Ray burst onto the scene with his self-titled, debut album featuring two RIAA
Platinum-certified No. 1 hits, “Kiss You in the Morning” and “Think A Little
Less.”
Promising
his most personal to date, the album is named after Ray’s grandfather, AMOS,
who was a huge influence on him not just musically – also in fueling his love
for country music. In fact, Ray first began singing and performing in his
grandfather’s band when he was only nine years old. To this day he still plays
Amos’ hand-me-down guitar, a 1978 Les Paul, as a reminder of the time they
spent together sharing stories, learning songs and making memories.
One
memory in particular stays with Ray to this day: “The day I made my debut on
the Opry stage, all I could think about was how he would be so proud,” Ray
shares of his late grandfather, whose passing was just two months prior to his
first bow on her stage. Ray was set to fulfill the dream they crafted over a
decade before while touring dive bars, American legions and pool halls when he
got the call from his family that Amos had suffered a heart attack. “Looking
back, that moment was a pivotal one--our family lost its patriarch. So, when we
started making this record, before I would record vocals on the song I would
ask myself, ‘is this a song I would have played proudly for him?’ It makes this
album that much more special to think he would have said, ‘Ray, that’s a good
one.’”
Amos
features 11 tracks including Ray’s current top 20 and climbing single, “Get
To You.”
Chris Stapleton with TRAVELLER (MERCURY/
UMGN) fell 5-6
(52-54 BB200) selling 3,513 copies (162-week total 2,302,000) as his set From A Room: Volume 1 (Mercury/Universal Music Group Nashville) dropped
14-17 (#126-139 BB200) selling 3,274 copies
(57-week total 801,400) and From A Room: Volume 2 fell
off the top 25 for the first time 22-26
(168-174 BB200) selling 3,248 copies
(26-week total 397,300).
Brett Young with self- titled BRETT YOUNG (BMLG) fell 6-7 (#65-63 Billboard 200) selling 1,500 copies (69-week total 212,100).
Former No.1 Keith Urban with GRAFFITI
U (Hit Red/Capitol Nashville/Universal Music Group Nashville) fell 7-8 (#70-74 Billboard
200) selling 5,241 copies (6-week total 183,600)
Former No.1 Luke Bryan with WHAT MAKES YOU COUNTRY (Capitol
Nashville | UMGN) fell 8-9 (#83-85 Billboard 200)
selling 2,935 copies (26-week total 296,000).
Outside the
Top 10
Former
No.1 Blake Shelton with
TEXOMA SHORE (Warner Bros./Warner Music Nashville) climbed 20-14 (#164-127 BB200) selling 2,498 copies (up 78%; 31-week total 233,900)
Alt-Country
& Americana outfit American Aquarium with
10 track set THINGS CHANGE (New West
Records | Amazon
UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com) made a debut
at No.20 (#154 Billboard 200)
selling 5,196 copies.
The
album also landed at No.5 on Billboard's
Emerging Artists chart (dated June 16), No.7 on Americana/Folk Albums and No. 30 on Top Rock Albums with 5,000 equivalent album units, according to
Nielsen Music.
The
LP is the first for the group, which formed in 2006 in Raleigh, North Carolina,
on the New West Records label, and its first to make the Billboard 200 (No.
154).
The
Emerging Artists chart ranks the most popular developing artists of the week,
using the same formula as the all-encompassing Billboard Artist 100, which
measures artist activity across multiple Billboard charts, including the
Billboard Hot 100, Billboard 200 and the Social 50. (The Artist 100 lists the
most popular acts, overall, of the week.) However, the Emerging Artists chart
excludes acts that have notched a top 25 entry on either the Hot 100 or
Billboard 200, as well as artists that have achieved two or more top 10s on
Billboard's "Hot" song genre charts and/or consumption-based
"Top" album genre rankings.
In
his fifth week Morgan Wallen with IF I KNOW ME (Big Loud Records) fell 18-22 (#150-159 Billboard 200).
Former
No1 from Kacey Musgraves with GOLDEN HOUR (MCA Nashville/Universal Music Group Nashville) fell 15-25 (#128-165 BB200) selling 2,014 copies (10-week total
80,100).
Outside the Top 25
Dave Alvin And Jimmie Dale
Gilmore with
12-track DOWNEY TO LUBBOCK (Yep Roc
| Amazon
UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com) made
a debut at No.41 selling 3,413 copies.
American Songwriter Review
(Rating: 4 STARS)….You don’t need to know
the backstory to this meeting of the minds of Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale
Gilmore, two of Americana’s
most respected journeyman roots rockers. That’s
because they do the work for you on the opening title track to this partnership
where they trade vocals explaining their careers and somewhat unlikely
collaboration on this disc’s only co-write. Ex-Blaster Alvin hails from Downey,
California, and ex-Flatlander Gilmore calls Lubbock, Texas home. The two are a
decade removed in age but found common ground in their love of Americana music,
specifically the blues, rock and roll, R&B, and folk acts that played LA’s
famous Ash Grove club which they both frequented. These guys are road-hardened
troubadours who know the once-endless highway is going to soon end but are
determined to keep the faith. They do that beautifully on this studio
alliance…. A full band backs the twosome and while this
might seem like an unusual pairing on paper, the result is an alternatively
sweet, touching, rousing and undeniably heartfelt set that plays to both
artist’s strengths while pushing each slightly outside their comfort zone.
Hopefully, there will be a follow-up to further expand on this success that
brings out the best in both Alvin and Gilmore and seems to just scratch the
surface of their deep Americana pedigrees.
FALLING
SHORT of Top 50:
On the Country Album Sales list (pure sales;
old methodology)
Various Artists with Throwback Tunes: 90s Country (Hip-O | Ume) made a debut at No.29.
Thompson Square with 11 track MASTERPIECE (2018 Thompson Square | Amazon
UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com) made a debut at No.31 selling less than a 1,000 copies.
The
husband-and-wife country duo comprised of Keifer
Thompson and Shawna Thompson,
announced their first release post parting ways with Stoney Creek Records.
The
11-track project holds new tracks "Millionaires," "Good
Day," "Breakers," and more. It marks the couple's first album in more than five years and includes
production by Nathan Chapman and Dann Huff, but also a handful of self-produced
songs.
Released
on March 26, 2013 their second album, JUST FEELS GOOD (Stoney Creek Records),
which included the top 5 Country Airplay single "If I Didn't Have
You", made a debut at #13 on the Top 200 and at #4 on Billboard Top Country
Albums, selling 35,816 units. That marked the country couple’s second top 15
album. THOMPSON SQUARE reached #15 in 2011.
"This album is called 'Masterpiece,' and
the definition of a masterpiece is an artist's life's work," shared
Thompson Square's Keifer Thompson.
"When we're 80 years old and we look back, we want to be able to say we're
really proud of all the stuff we did." Added Thompson Square's Shawna
Thompson, "It is extremely diverse. We didn't design it that way, but
Keifer and I love all types of music, and I think that shows more on this
record than any of the others."
On their newfound musical freedom,
Keifer told South New Jersey Daily, "...There is a freedom associated with
us right now. We are literally making all of the decisions and we can pick what
songs we want to do and how to do them, and not have to answer to anybody. It’s
good and bad, but right now we are enjoying the freedom, the creative freedom I
should say."
Shawna grew up in Chatom, AL, where she
listened to acts like Alabama and Reba McEntire on the radio and learned
country songs from her guitar-playing father. Keifer hails from Miami, OK,
where he was drawn to everything from Roger Miller to Merle Haggard and punk
rock to heavy metal before honing his songwriting talent by listening to
artists like Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty. Shawna and Keifer relocated to
Nashville the same week, and met at a singing competition a few days later --
by all accounts, it was love at first sight. Both pursued solo careers in
Nashville, though, for several years before deciding to go as a duo when they
signed with Stoney Creek Records early in 2010 and were soon working on a debut
album. An initial single, “Let’s Fight,” was released by the label in June of
2010, followed by a second signature smash single, “Are You Gonna Kiss Me or
Not,” a month later in July
Year-To-Date Albums
7,070,000 (Physical sales 5,033,000
(down -16.4%) + Digital sales 2,029,000 (down -31.2%) which is 21.2% down at the same point in 2017 (8,970,000 sales)
Year-To-Date Digital Tracks
23,325,000 down 27.4% at the same point in 2017 (32,134,000)
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:
Bebe
Rexha and Florida Georgia Line with
“Meant
to Be” (Warner Bros./Big Machine Label Group) topped Hot Country Songs for a 28th week (second only to Sam Hunt’s
“Body Like a Back Road”: 34 weeks, 2017), the duo of Tyler Hubbard and Brian
Kelley makes history in the chart’s top 10. FGL’s new single “Simple”
(BMLG) rocketed 46-5, becoming the
twosome’s 16th top 10. Following its June 1 release, it enters Country Digital
Song Sales at No. 1 as the pair’s eighth leader, with first-week sales of
34,000. “Simple” also opens with 5.7 million U.S. streams while sporting 9.5
million in airplay audience. “Simple”
joins “Meant” and Morgan Wallen’s “Up
Down” (BMLG/Big Loud), featuring FGL, which dipped 6-7 in the upper tier. Simultaneously landing three songs in the
chart’s top 10 ties for the most among all acts in the Hot Country Songs
chart’s 59-year history, with FGL becoming the fifth act to triple up — and the
first duo or group. The twosome follows Taylor Swift (2012), Buck Owens (1961),
Faron Young (1960) and Johnny Cash (three such weeks, 1958).
Hot County
Songs
** No.1 (28
weeks) ** “Meant To Be” Bebe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line
**
Streaming Gainer/ Digital
Gainer ** No.5 “Simple” Florida Georgia Line
**
Airplay Gainer ** No. 9 “Woman, Amen” Dierks
Bentley
** Hot Shot Debut ** No. 14 “Must've Never Met You” Luke
Combs
Debut
No.33 “A Long Way” Luke Combs
Debut
No.36 “She Got The Best Of Me” Luke
Combs
Debut
No.39 “Alone Together” Dan + Shay
Debut
No.41 “Colorado” Florida Georgia Line
Debut
No.42 “Lose It” Kane Brown
Dierks
Bentley with “Woman,
Amen” (Capitol Nashville) climbed 3-1 in its 25th week on Billboard’s
Country Airplay chart (dated June 16), up 9 percent to 42.2 million
audience impressions in the week ending June 10, according to Nielsen Music.
On Hot Country Songs, “Amen” places at No. 9 after reaching No. 8.
“The most gratifying thing has been seeing people connect the song to the
woman in their life who has been there for them,” Bentley tells Billboard.
“There have been so many beautiful tributes sent in and posted on social media.
Fans honoring the woman who has loved, supported and sacrificed for them has
definitely added even more meaning to the song.”
“Amen” is Bentley’s 16th Country Airplay leader, ranking him in 13th
place for the most No. 1s since the chart launched in January 1990. (Tim
McGraw leads all acts with 29.) Bentley first reigned with his debut hit,
“What Was I Thinkin’,” which topped the list dated Sept. 27, 2003. He most
recently ruled on Oct. 1, 2016, with “Different
for Girls,” featuring Elle King.
“Amen,” penned by Bentley, Josh Kear and Ross Copperman, is the lead single
from Bentley’s ninth studio album, The Mountain, released June 8. Copperman produced
the 13-song set with Jon Randall.
Keith
Urban with “Coming
Home” (Capitol Nashville), featuring Julia
Michaels, rose 11-10 on Country Airplay (21.5 million, up less
than 1 percent). “Home” marks his 39th Country Airplay top 10, the seventh-most in the chart’s
history. George Strait leads with 61.
Urban’s run of top 10s, which includes 21 No. 1s, began with his second
single, “Your Everything,” which peaked at No. 4 in 2000. The song began a
Country Airplay record streak of 38 consecutive top 10 singles (in a lead role
and promoted to country radio) that snapped when “Female” peaked at No. 12 on
Feb. 24. (Carrie Underwood now owns the longest active streak of top 10s: 26.).
Pop singer-songwriter Michaels hits the Country Airplay top 10 in her first visit
to the chart.
Country
Airplay
***
No.1 (1 week) *** “Woman, Amen” Dierks
Bentley 42.228 million audience (+3.652 million) / 7,943 radio plays (+670)
** Hot
Shot Debut/ Most Increased Audience/ Most Added ** No.29 “Summer Fever” Little Big Town 6.661 million audience
gain with 946 plays thanks to 54
fresh radio commitments (ADDS)
Debut
No.46 “Lose It” Kane Brown
Debut
No.59 “Craig” Walker Hayes
Debut
No.60 “Straight To Hell” Darius Rucker
feat. Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan & Charles Kelley
Billboard Country Digital
Singles Chart
Florida
Georgia Line with their new single “Simple”
(BMLG) entered Country Digital Song Sales at No.1 (#3 New Entry
Digital Songs) as the pair’s eighth leader, with first-week sales of 34,000.
It was 2 places behind Maroon 5's "Girls Like You," featuring Cardi which soared 12-1 on
Digital Song Sales (82,000, up 331 percent), becoming Maroon 5's fourth leader
and Cardi B's first.
“The song ‘Simple’ was born on the road on the Tree Vibez Bus,” said
FGL’s Tyler Hubbard. “That was just a special song that was born out of an idea
that I kinda had—just living in a world where things get so complicated and
everybody seems to want to complicate things. Majority of the time, I just find
that for us it’s just easy to keep it simple. There’s no need to complicate it,
especially when it comes to love and [our] relationships with our wives and our
families. Just a little reminder to simplify things every now and then and have
a good time while you do it.”
Meanwhile FGL’S other new track “Colorado”
(UK iTunes)
arrived at No.15 (#45 New Entry Digital Songs) and Bebe Rexha and Florida Georgia
Line with their 21 non-consecutive week No.1 Meant to Be" (Warner Bros. | BMLG) slipped 1-3 (#8-12 Digital Songs).
New
tracks from Luke
Combs’ 17-track Deluxe
Edition of THIS ONE’S FOR YOU TOO
(2018 River House Artists LLC Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com ) sprinkled the top 25.
The highest
entry was “Must've Never Met You” which blew in at No.2 (#7 New Entry Digital
Songs), “Houston, We Got A Problem”
arrived at No.4 (#13 New Entry Digital Songs), “A Long Way” debuted at No.12 (#39 New Entry Digital
Songs) and “She Got The Best Of Me”
(River House) made a bow at No.20.
In its 20th frame Combs’ “One Number Away” (River House |
Columbia Nashville) fell 7-9 (#32-36) as
former No.1 "Beautiful Crazy retreated 10-14 (44 Re-Entry Digital Songs).
Dan + Shay (Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney) with “Tequila” (Warner Bros. | WAR) held
at No.5 (#27-16
Digital Songs) as their new singles “Speechless” (Warner
Bros. | WAR) rebounded 19-17 (#50 New Entry Digital Songs) and “Alone
Together” (Warner Bros. | WAR) made its appearance at No.19.
Kane Brown with “Heaven” (Zone 4 | RCA
Nashville) fell 2-6 (#14-18 Digital Songs) in its 29th week as new
track “Lose It” (Zone 4 | RCA
Nashville) made a debut at No.13 (#41 New Entry Digital Songs).
Kenny Chesney with “Get Along” dropped 3-7 (#17-25 Digital Songs) in his 9th
frame.
Jason Aldean with “You Make It Easy” (Macon/Broken
Bow | BBMG) slipped 4-8 (#24-35 Digital Songs) in his 19th week.
Brett
Young with “Mercy”
(BMLG) fell 8-10 (#42-37 Digital
Songs; 11,000 sales; 13-week total 225,000).
Outside
the Top 10
Morgan Wallen feat. Florida Georgia Line with “Up Down” (Big Loud) fell back 6-11 (#36-28
Digital Songs) in its 25th chart week.
David
Lee Murphy and Kenny Chesney with “Everything’s
Gonna Be Alright” (Blue Chair/Reviver) retreated 9-16 (#45-49 Digital Songs).
Michael Ray with “Get To You” (Atlantic |
WEA) made a debut at No.21.
Country Aircheck MEDIABASE
Chart
June
11, 2018
Dierks Bentley Hits #1
With 'Woman, Amen'
Congrats to
Dierks Bentley, Royce Risser, Bobby Young, David Friedman and the Capitol promotion
staff on landing this week’s No. 1 with “Woman, Amen.” The song is the first
single from his new album The Mountain; it's his 17th career #1.
Songwriters are
Josh Kear, Ross Copperman and Bentley.
“Woman, Amen” (Capitol Nashville) climbed 2-1 logging 8,711 radio spins (+949) and 59.759 million audience
impressions (+7.188 million gain) with 23502 Total Points (+2420)
from 157 tracking stations (157 ADDS) for the
tracking week June 3 to June 9, 2018 and published chart June 11th, 2018.
Little Big Town Is
Most-Added With 'Summer Fever'
Kudos to Bobby Young
and the Capitol crew for notching 58 adds on Little Big Town’s “Summer Fever”. The song topped the "Most Added"
board this chart week.
Mediabase
Adds (Selective)
Artist/Title (Label) TW Total Historic
Adds
LITTLE BIG TOWN/Summer Fever (Capitol) 58 58
CARLTON
ANDERSON/Drop Everything (Arista) 32 34
FLORIDA GEORGIA
LINE/Simple (BMLGR) 30 139
KANE BROWN/Lose
It (RCA) 21 21
LUKE
BRYAN/Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset (Capitol) 14 135
DUSTIN LYNCH/Good
Girl (Broken Bow) 9 67
JASON ALDEAN
f/M. LAMBERT/Drowns The Whiskey (Broken Bow) 9 149
ABBY
ANDERSON/Make Him Wait (Black River) 8 33
KELSEA
BALLERINI/I Hate Love Songs (Black River) 6 127
MIDLAND/Burn
Out (Big Machine) 5 92
RODNEY
ATKINS/Caught Up In The Country (Curb) 5 75
TRAVIS
DENNING/David Ashley Parker From... (Mercury) 5 90
CLARE DUNN/More
(MCA) 4 32
DEVIN
DAWSON/Asking For A Friend (Atlantic/WEA) 4 59
GRANGER
SMITH/You're In It (Wheelhouse) 4 66
OLD
DOMINION/Hotel Key (RCA) 4 134
TYLER FARR/Love
By The Moon (Columbia) 4 30
CARLY
PEARCE/Hide The Wine (Big Machine) 3 152
MADDIE &
TAE/Friends Don't (Mercury) 3 53
BRETT
ELDREDGE/Love Someone (Atlantic/WMN) 2 2
DYLAN
SCHNEIDER/How Does It Sound (Dylan Schneider) 2 4
BRANDON LAY/Yada
Yada Yada (EMI Nashville) 1 2
EVERETTE/Slow
Roll (Broken Bow) 1 1
KRYSTAL KEITH
& LANCE CARPENTER/Anyone Else (Show Dog) 1 20
Billboard Boxscores (Selective Country
concerts)
Rank
Artist: #1
Event
Venue City/State: Kenny Chesney, Thomas Rhett, Old Dominion, Brandon Lay Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, Pa.
Dates:
June 9, 2018 Gross Sales: $6,384,845 Attend: 55,238/ 55,238
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/1 ** SOLD OUT ** Prices:
$254, $51
Promoters: Messina Touring Group
Rank
Artist: #3
Event
Venue City/State: CMC Rocks Queensland Willowbank
Raceway Ipswich, Australia
Dates:
March 16-18, 2018 Gross Sales: $5,114,730 Attend: 19,756/ 19,966
Shows/
Sellouts: 3/0 (210 unsold tickets) Prices:
$270.77, $59.11
Promoters: CMC Rocks/Chugg Entertainment
Rank
Artist: #65
Event
Venue City/State: Luke Bryan Rod Laver Arena Melbourne,
Australia
Dates:
March 20, 2018 Gross Sales: $1,399,300 Attend: 12,468/ 12,804
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/0 (336 unsold tickets) Prices:
$137.91, $107.09,
$76.27
Promoters: Chugg Touring/Rob Potts Entertainment
Edge
Rank
Artist: #76
Event
Venue City/State: Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, Caitlyn Smith Huntington Center Toledo,
Ohio
Dates:
June 8-9, 2018 Gross Sales: $1,268,897 Attend: 14,963/ 14,963
Shows/
Sellouts: 2/2 ** SOLD OUT ** Prices:
$119.50, $49.50
Promoters: Messina Touring Group
Rank
Artist: #557
Event
Venue City/State: Caitlyn Smith The Club at Stage AE Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Dates:
May 5, 2018 Gross Sales: $619 Attend: 41/ 400
Shows/
Sellouts: 1/0 (359 unsold tickets) Prices:
$17, $15
Promoters: PromoWest Productions
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