Issue-867-July-17-2023 by Country Aircheck

Recap: I’m In The Hall, Bitches!

“The music business comes from radio, and don’t ever forget how important you on-air radio personalities are,” emphasized Artist Achievement Award honoree Barbara Mandrell during last week’s (7/10) Country Radio Hall Of Fame Induction And Dinner in Nashville. “This means so much to me because I hold you at the top of the mountain in such high esteem.” Mandrell and President’s Award recipients Scott and Julie De Vos were celebrated alongside inductees

“Dollar Bill” Lawson, Pam Green, the late Wade Jessen, Charlie Morgan, John

Willyard and Trish Biondo

Surprise guest Garth Brooks described the collected honorees and attendees as having “more knowledge about country music than if you put anybody together in any room.”

Willyard and Green’s inductions marked the first time a voiceover talent and off-air MD, respectively, were taught the mysterious secret handshake discussed by members in a video package. Of the former, WXBQ/Johnson City, TN PD Nikki Thomas said, “He’s not just a voiceover guy, he takes words and brings life to them. He’s a part of your radio station, a part of your team, the 12th man.” Similarly, CRHoFamer Ed Salamon stressed the importance of music directors like Green to the success of a station. “We’ve all heard the saying, ‘Find a job you enjoy doing, and you’ll never have to work a day in your life,’” said Green. “I found mine and it’s been the ride of a lifetime.”

Called “the greatest storyteller of all time” by Summit’s Tom Hanrahan, Lawson proved the point with speech that never once matched what was scrolling on the teleprompter. At times sentimental — his dad finally telling him he wasn’t a disappointment for choosing radio over dentistry – and at others hilarious — being knocked out twice while on the air — the candor and magnetism that led Lawson to the HoF was on full display … much like his whole ass was when paramedics found him (for the second time) unconscious after 45 minutes of dead air.

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Big, Pig Plans: Red Street’s Chris Lane at Chicago’s Smokeout. Pictured (back, l-r) are WUSN’s Melissa McGurren and WUSN’s Austin Huff and Marci Braun; (front) the label’s Emily Bermann

Remembering Jerry Bradley

One of three family members in the Country Music Hall of Fame, Jerry Bradley was a singular force in championing the genre and having a good time doing it. Colleagues and friends share their tales below.

Fellow Hall of Famer Joe Galante: He was quite the prankster. I’d be driving – him in the passenger seat – on Interstate 65 coming up from Cool Springs and, in that winding part of the highway, he’d reach up and put his foot on the steering wheel. He’d lean back and I’m shitting my pants trying to steer the car

He drove a big, silver Cadillac El Dorado and there were times you’d see him driving where he’d lay down. You couldn’t figure out where he was.

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Jerry Bradley

Somehow he’d use a mirror or knew the road well enough to keep going. I couldn’t have been at RCA more than six months when he asked me to lunch at 11am. We drove 45 minutes to a place called Brantley’s for fried catfish. We were there an hour-and-a-half and then drove 45 minutes back. Didn’t have a missed call the whole time. That was the ‘70s. It was a very loose business structured around A&R and promotion. We didn’t have 25 meetings and calls in a day. Chet Atkins, Waylon Jennings, Floyd Cramer and others would hang around the RCA break room drinking coffee. Jerry loved all that.

Producer and publisher Tom Collins: RCA/Nashville was tearing it up. Waylon, Dolly, Charley Pride and Milsap were hot, but the L.A. and New York pop divisions were only so-so. The rumor was RCA was going to be sold, and Jerry detested it. One night I got 10 outstanding young songwriters to unload two tons of horse manure in front of the RCA building and put a “For Sale” sign on it. Jerry and [wife] Connie happened to be out late that night and saw what we’d done. I was in the studio mixing a Steve Wariner session when the police showed up to arrest me for defaming property. They were driving me downtown when they started laughing – Jerry had put them up to it. They took me back to the studio, but I told everyone we were done for the night.

The next day, I got a call at 8am. “You better get down to the office.” Jerry and some guys from the halfway house next to my office had loaded the two tons of manure into my yard, and brought along a camera crew from one of the local TV stations. You couldn’t get away with pulling a trick on Jerry – he’d get you back, and you expected him to.

Publisher Troy Tomlinson: Jerry was arguing with a high ranking person in the industry who was being very amenable, but when Jerry convinced himself someone was doing him wrong he tended to come out of the chute like a bull. I’m just an innocent observer but after 20 minutes in this meeting I was getting really uncomfortable. Just as it was ending, the fella said, “I hope there are no hard feelings.” Jerry replied, “I don’t think any less of you today than I did yesterday.” As Jerry and I were walking down the stairs after, he says to me out of the corner of his mouth – which is how he liked to talk – “Did I say the right thing?” I replied, “Jerry, you said exactly what you meant.”

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Workin’ 9 To Five: Bradley with Dolly Parton, Joe Galante and Chet Atkins.

He quickly got crossways with a boss he had for a short time at AcuffRose because he didn’t think the new guy had the company’s best interest at heart. Again, I’m in a meeting feeling terrible because they’re tearing into each other. The new boss said, “Jerry, your problem is you’ve never before had a boss who understands your business.” Jerry stood up, put both hands on the guy’s desk, leaned over and said, “And I ain’t so damn sure I’ve got one now!”

After Bud Wendell left Gaylord, they brought 50 executives into a room with the new chairman so he could tell us his plan for growing the company. He wanted every entity to have a “wow” about it. If you left the hotel and were asked about the experience, they wanted you saying, “Wow!” Same with the Opry. The chairman says, “Jerry, how could you create a ‘wow’ experience out of Acuff-Rose?” With his chin in his hand and without taking a breath, Jerry said, “Well, I guess I could paint a ‘W’ on one ass cheek and a ‘W’ on the other ass cheek and bend over for you.”

And I’ll end with one sweet story. When [producer] Norro Wilson was in hospice, he chose a code word at the reception desk to let certain people in because too many were wanting to come visit. Jerry went by, said the code word and went in to see Norro, who didn’t have long. Jerry said to him, “Wouldn’t that code word be the name of the whorehouse you took me to in Scottsville, KY?” Norro never opened his eyes, but his whole face broke out

in a smile. Jerry told me that story 10 days ago. Old guys of his age don’t say a lot of sentimental shit, but him retelling that story as he was nearing the end says something.

Read more about Bradley from coverage of his Hall of Fame induction here. Read his Hall of Fame bio and view two interview clips here

Chuck Aly –

Chart Chat

Congratulations to Luke Combs, Steve Hodges, Lauren Thomas and the Columbia promotion team on taking “Fast Car” to No. 1. Combs’ 16th chart topper is also the fastest-rising No. 1 since his “Even Though I’m Leaving,” which also took 11 weeks to reach the top in November 2019. “Fast Car” also sets a new highwater mark for the most spins in a single week in the Mediabase era, with 9,566. The song was written by Tracy Chapman, who originally recorded the song and took it to No. 8 on the R&R Pop chart in 1988.

Kudos to Michael Chase and the Warner/WAR crew on scoring 134 adds for Dan + Shay’s “Save Me The Trouble.” This is the duo’s 10th Add Board leader, their largest ever, and the largest for any song since Luke Combs’ “The Kind Of Love We Make” collected 135 in June 2022.

The Week’s Top Stories:

Full coverage at countryaircheck.com

• Storme Warren discussed his move from SXM to Sevens Radio Networks and WWYZ/Hartford’s Amanda Jo Parker recapped Sam Hunt’s tour in last week’s (7/10) Country Aircheck Weekly

• Tony Lynn joined Chadwick Bay/Dunkirk NY as Dir./Operations. (CAT 7/13)

• Brandi Brammer was upped to UTA SVP/Global Music Operations. (CAT 7/12)

• Fred Rubenstein was named SMN VP/Digital Marketing. (CAT 7/11)

• David Cohn joined Westwood One in the newly created role of SVP/Sales & Digital Partnerships. (CAT 7/11)

• UMG partnered with Kevin “Chief” Zaruk and Simon Tikhman to launch The Core Records. (CAT 7/10)

Luke Combs Black Ties That Bind: Bradley, Troy Tomlinson, Patsy Bradley, Bob Tubert, Connie Bradley and Harold Bradley.

Recap: I’m In The Hall, Bitches!

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In closing, Lawson exclaimed, “I’m in the Hall of Fame, bitches!” De Lux Productions’ Scott and Julie De Vos have worked with CRS for more than 25 years, but never onstage. “We’re normally in the back handing the plaque, album, award to the presenter, pushing them gently through the curtain and whispering in their ear, ‘Please keep it short and stay on schedule,’” joked Scott. “Now we know the pressure of receiving that advice.” Of the duo’s legacy, CRB Pres. Kurt Johnson shared his hope that it inspires future generations of producers and industry professionals to “strive for greatness and to always put the music and the artists first.”

“We are never truly certain of what our legacy will be, but tonight we get to know another part of Wade’s,” said the late Jessen’s partner, Corey Jones. Joined by Jessen’s niece, Courtney, nephew, Meagher, and sisters, Jesse and Beckey, Jones thanked the Hall of

Fame for ensuring Wade will “forever have a place in the history of Country radio.”

“Trish loves radio almost as much as she loves Donny Osmond,” laughed WUSN/ Chicago’s Marci Braun during her intro of her former colleague. When Biondo heard Mandrell would be honored on the same night as her induction, she knew exactly where she wanted to begin her speech. “I was country when country wasn’t cool,” she said, noting her first lesson in customer service was at a Mandrell concert. “What I remember most is she made you feel like you were her friend, and then after the show, Barbara changed into jeans, came out to the end of the stage, sat down and signed autographs for every person that wanted to meet her.”

In preparation of the evening, fellow Mandrell super fan and CMA CEO Sarah Trahern had a “Mandrell Music Marathon” in her office, which turned into an opportunity to share songs like “Sleeping Single In A Double Bed” and “Crackers” with younger staffers. “For any of us little girls who looked up to her, she taught us that hard work pays off,” said Trahern.

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“She taught us that you can do more than one thing well – often in the same medley.” Trisha Yearwood, who performed “(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don’t Want to Be Right” and “I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool,” echoed Trahern. “Every female singer, every male singer, that came after you owes you a debt of gratitude.”

Trahern also gave a shout out to CMA Board Chair Charlie Morgan, a man Herb Allen noted was a “jack of all trades, master of none” at the bottom of his first application to WFMS. Quoting Kenny “The Jet” Smith, Morgan shared his belief that “anyone who thinks they are self-made, is just not very observant.” To prove that point, many of the people who did the “heavy lifting” in his life and career were sitting in the room “drinking bad wine” and hoping for a super short speech. He provided examples of his “Hall of Fame-worthy judge of character and talent,” like when he didn’t hire Bob Richards, told Lisa Wall “you aren’t as good as you think you are,” called Todd Schumacher “nothing special” and booked a private jet without corporate approval. “I use these stories both to illustrate how fully un-self-made I am and to apologize and thank these and countless others who have so generously shared their talents to do some really cool shit together,” he said.

“They say it is not the destination, it is the journey and this journey has been filled with so many incredible people and memories that I will treasure, and stories I will re-tell over and over and over.”

Nominations are being accepted for the Country Radio Hall of Fame Class of 2024 here —Caitlin DeForest

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Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks The 2023 Country Radio Hall of Fame Inductees: Pictured (l-r) are “Dollar” Bill Lawson, Charlie Morgan, Pam Green, John Willyard, Trish Biondo and Wade Jessen’s nephew Meagher McConkie.

AVAILABLE JOBS

MIDWEST

Ingstad/Thief River Falls, MN VP/Broadcasting

Jake Weber is looking for a GM to oversee the cluster that includes Country KKDQ & Classic Country KKAQAM. Send résumés and cover letters to Weber here

Federated WBYT/South Bend, IN PD Jesse Garcia is on the hunt for a morning host to succeed Zach Miller. Send résumés and airchecks to Garcia here

Linder Radio KRUE/Waseca, MN is seeking a PD/ afternoon host to succeed Ben Merritt. Send résumés and airchecks here

Townsquare KWYY/Casper, WY Brand Mgr./ morning host Drew Kirby is seeking a co-host to join him. See the complete job description here; send résumés and airchecks here

Midwest/Wausau, WI OM Jon Reilly is seeking a Brand Mgr./afternoon host for Country WDEZ Complete job description here; send résumés and airchecks to Reilly here

Mountain Dog Media WFON/Fon Du Lac, WI Brand Mgr. Aaron Carreno is seeking a morning co-host to join Trace “Moose” Moustakas. Interested parties can send résumés and airchecks to Carreno here

MacDonald WKCQ/Saginaw, MI OM/PD Jason Addams is searching for candidates for a future, full-time on-air role. Send résumés and airchecks to him here

Midwest/Fargo, ND OM Corey “Zero” Schaffer is searching for a Brand Mgr./on-air talent to join Country KVOX. Send résumés and airchecks to him here

MacDonald WKCQ/Saginaw, MI OM/ PD Jason Addams is looking for an afternoon drive host. “This is not a voice -tracking opportunity,” Addams tells Country Aircheck. “If you can shine while making the music and listeners the star, we want to hear from you.” Send résumés and airchecks to him here

Big Radio WJVL/Janesville, WI is searching for an on-air talent. “The position will be primarily live Saturdays with possible sports producing [and] voice-tracking [on other stations],” PD Justin Brown says. “Previous radio experience preferred, but we will train the right personality.” Send materials to Brown here

Midwest WXCL/Peoria, IL Brand Mgr. Bill Fox is searching for a full-time morning co-host. Applicants should be able or be willing to learn to handle short solo on-air shifts, including operation of the station’s audio delivery system. Send résumés and cover letters here

NORTHEAST

Audacy/Rochester, NY VP/GM Sue Munn is looking for a Brand Mgr. for the five-station cluster that includes Country WBEE. Complete job description and application here

Townsquare/Augusta, ME OM Cooper Fox is searching for a morning host/content creator to join Country WEBB. See the complete job posting and apply here

Pamal Corp. Dir./Operations & Programming Kevin Callahan is seeking a full-time PD for Country WKLI/ Albany, NY. Send résumés and airchecks to him here

Audacy Regional Brand Mgr. Chris Michaels is looking for two new on-air hosts to join WBEE/ Rochester in mornings. See the complete job posting here; reach Michaels here

Pamal WKLI/Albany, NY Corp. Dir./Operations

& Programming Kevin Callahan is seeking a midday personality. Send résumés, social media links and airchecks to him here

Community Broadcasters WLFK/Gouverneur, NY Owner/Pres. Jim Leven is searching for a PD/morning host. Send résumés and airchecks to him here

Community Broadcasters/Gouverneur, NY is looking for an OM for its three-station cluster. The position also includes morning host duties for WLFK. Send résumés and airchecks to Leven here

iHeartMedia/Dover-Wilmington,DE, which includes Country WDSD, is searching for a VP/Sales with at least three years’ experience as an Account Exec. or Mgr./Sales in the media industry. Apply here

SOUTHEAST

Forever EVP/Programming, Digital & Sales Development Jared Mims is on the hunt for a GM for the Bowling Green, KY and Glasgow, KY markets. Oversight includes Country WBVR/Bowling Green and Classic Country WLYE/Glasgow. See the complete job description here; send résumés here.

Mississippi Broadcaster WOKK/Meridian, MS PD Todd Berry is searching for a live-and-local morning co-host. See the complete job posting here; send résumés, cover letters and airchecks to Berry here.

Listen Up Y’all Media/Natchez, MS Group PD Kidd Conley is looking for a five-station APD for the cluster that includes WQNZ. Send résumés, cover letters, production demos and airchecks here.

Saga Classic Country WSIG/Harrisonburg, VA OM Brandy Lindsey is seeking a morning host to join incumbent Ivy Lee. Send résumés and airchecks to Lindsey here.

Beasley WKML/Fayetteville, NC PD Sarah Weaver is seeking an APD/afternoon personality. Send résumés and airchecks to her here.

Curtis WQDR/Raleigh PD Mike Biddle is searching for an APD/MD/midday personality to succeed Heather Davis. Complete job posting here; send résumés and airchecks to Biddle here.

Cumulus/Memphis VP/MM Morgan Bohannon is searching for a PD for WGKX following the departure of Chad Heritage. According to the post, “Energy, enthusiasm and experience within the genre is a must.” See full description here

Midlands Media WUDE/Columbia, SC is searching for on-air talent with production and light engineering skills. VP/COO Marie Stover adds, “Tired of corporate radio? If you love the south, country music and serving local clients and community, let’s talk.” Send résumés and airchecks to Pres./CEO Keith Stover here.

WNGC/Athens, GA is searching for a morning host to join Haley Bartoletta. See the job posting here.

Saga WVVR/Clarksville, TN has an opening for a morning host. “Work for a great company and a team that values local programming, and is dedicated to serving,” says PD Chad Heritage. “If you have at least three years full-time Country/AC experience ...” send résumés and airchecks here

SOUTHWEST

LKCM Classic Country KTFW/Fort Worth OM Mark Phillips is seeking a midday host who can handle a “personality intensive daypart with a lot of phones, contests and appearances.” Reach him here

WEST COAST

Townsquare KUAD/Ft. Collins, CO Brand Mgr. Matt Sparx is hunting for a morning host. See the complete job description and apply here

Momentum KJUG/Visalia, CA PD Rik McNeil is looking for an APD/midday personality. Complete job posting here; send résumés, social media profiles, mobile content, examples of past success and airchecks to McNeil here

Cumulus KSKS/Fresno, CA PD Andy Winford is seeking a morning host to join incumbent Jody Jo Mize See the complete job posting and apply here

Buck Owens KUZZ/Bakersfield, CA PD/on-air talent Brent Michaels is searching for an on-air morning talent or team. See the complete job posting here; send résumés and airchecks to Michaels here

RWPC Pres. Scott Huskey is searching for a morning host to join McKenzie River KKNU/Eugene, OR. Send résumés and airchecks to Huskey here

Cumulus KATC/Colorado Springs, CO OM Bobby Irwin is searching for a PD/morning co-host to succeed Bo Jaxon. Complete job description and application here

Audacy RVP/West Coast Programming Scott Roddy is seeking a personality to join The Wake Up Call morning co-host Kelli Green. The complete job description and application is forthcoming.

McKenzie River KKNU/Eugene, OR PD Jim Davis is looking for a replacement for retired morning host Tim Fox. Reach Davis here

Cumulus KATM/Modesto, CA is looking for a Dir./ Promotions with a possible morning show role. Apply here

OTHER

Albright & O’Malley & Brenner VP Kenny Jay is searching for “a talent looking for their big break, or someone tired of corporate radio life who would like to settle down in California … [someone who] can have fun and entertain live and local at night.” The opportunity may include APD/MD duties as well. Send demos and resumes to Jay here

Albright & O’Malley & Brenner VP Kenny Jay is searching for a Brand Manager/prime time personality. “You must be a persuasive leader, a self-starter, have a strong desire to get things done, and have fun ... in one of the most livable cities in the US,“ he says. Three years of full-time management and on-air experience are required. Send demos and resumes to Jay here

Summit Media is looking for an SVP/Digital Strategy. The newly created position will adapt the company’s digital plan and organized initiatives into a comprehensive roadmap. See full posting here

An undisclosed programmer is seeking a “fun, engaging, relevant” personality. “A market-leading station in the Midwest is looking for a great storyteller ... engaging on air, online and in person.” Aircheck, résumé, social links and “anything else that will make you stand out” can be sent to this EOE here

Midwest Communications is looking for a Radio & Digital Sales Marketing Consultant, a Digital Support Specialist and Street Team members. For the consultant and street team positions, send your cover letter and résumé here. For the specialist opening, email Mgr./Digital Systems Support Brandon Wickwire here. See all postings here

SEEKING JOBS

•Greg Cole

Former WKCQ/Saginaw, MI OM/PD GCole27000@gmail.com 916-502-4734

•Marc Lavik (aka Dave Marcus) Former on-air talent ZimaGuy@gmail.com 401-467-6737

•”Big” John Horton

Former KFSA/Ft. Smith, AR afternoon host BigJohn@TheBigJohnShow.com

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Former WWFF/Huntsville, AL APD/afternoons AJ.McCloud@charter.net 256-503-2301

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Former KBMR/Bismark, ND morning host BillHickok1950@gmail.com

•Scott Davidson

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•Kim Brixton

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•Mark McKay

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•Mike McKay

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•Jim Pearson

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•Chuck Akers

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•Scott Gaines

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•T.J. “J.T.” Michaels Former WCPV/Burlington, VT PD/afternoons

TJMichaelsRadio@gmail.com 802-249-3570

•Caitlin “CJ” Johnson

Former KKBQ/Houston afternoons Caitlin.M.Johnson25@gmail.com

•Jonathan Wier

Former WKLB/Boston morning co-host JonWierWLCA@gmail.com

•Bryan “Ryder” Konold

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•Lexi Papadopoulos

Former KUBL/Salt Lake City mornings LexiOnTheRadio@gmail.com

•Jared “Banks” Danielson Former KUBL/Salt Lake City mornings JaredDanielson1@gmail.com

•Megan Youngblood Former Capitol Dir./West Coast Promotion MegaYoungBlood@gmail.com

•Kevin “Crash” Davis Former WEBL/Memphis OM/PD/mornings KevinDavisRadio@gmail.com

•Blake Nixon

Former Show Dog Dir./ Southeast Promotion Blake.Nixon@comcast.net

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Formerly worked in event and artist management, and radio promotion rosiefitch99@gmail.com

Jun. PPM Top 10

June 2023 PPM Scoreboard

The June 2023 PPM Book (5/25 -6/21) saw Country total shares rise to their best showing since July 2020. Shares increased 1.3% from May to 376.6, and increased 3.5% from last June. Three stations (KYGO/Denver, KKWF/Seattle and WCOL/Columbus, OH) led their respective markets, while the latter held on to the format’s largest share.

Total cume was off 1.6% from May, at

24.4 million. KKBQ/Houston claimed the largest cume for the eleventh consecutive month. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet; a “^” designates co-owned Country stations in the metro; a “t” indicates a tie; and a “*” indicates a station that is a recent subscriber for which ratings were not currently available. Ranks are among subscribers.

Jun. PPM Top 10

Format-Wide PPM Ratings

Aggregate share for Nielsen Audio subscribing stations month to month.

July 17, 2023 SCOREBOARD

Station/Market May Cume Rank Jun 6+ Share Rank May 6+ Share Jun Cume Station/Market May Cume Jun Cume Rank Jun 6+ Share Rank May 6+ Share WKHX/Atlanta 3.6 9 3.5 8t 373,100 389,000 WUBL/Atlanta 3.5 10 3.5 8t 551,200 485,600 KASE/Austin^ 5.0 5t 5.0 4 208,800 208,700 KVET/Austin^ 5.9 3 5.5 3 230,000 232,400 KOKE/Austin 1.5 19 1.3 21t 56,200 60,500 WPOC/Baltimore 5.0 7 6.9 2 339,700 325,300 WKLB/Boston 4.8 6 5.3 4t 505,300 498,300 WBWL/Boston 2.9 15 2.3 17 270,700 254,500 WCTK/Boston (Providence) 0.1 26t 0.2 26 44,700 53,700 WKKT/Charlotte 4.6 8t 5.5 5 292,200 316,900 WSOC/Charlotte 6.3 4 5.6 4 341,700 333,500 WUSN/Chicago 3.5 8 4.1 5t 801,800 805,800 WUBE/Cincinnati^ 7.0 3 7.2 3 328,100 293,200 WNNF/Cincinnati 2.0 16t 1.8 16t 150,700 127,600 WYGY/Cincinnati^ 1.6 20 1.7 17 88,800 89,200 WGAR/Cleveland 6.1 7 6.8 5 289,600 306,600 WCOL/Columbus, OH 10.2 1 11.0 1 328,800 330,400 WJKR/Columbus, OH 1.3 17 1.5 15t 111,700 130,700 KPLX/Dallas^ 4.7 3t 4.8 3 851,100 833,500 KSCS/Dallas^ 4.1 6 4.7 4 714,100 703,500 KYGO/Denver 5.8 2 6.5 1 328,700 336,700 KWBL/Denver 2.1 19t 2.3 21 177,300 180,000 KQKS-HD2/Denver + 0.6 28t 0.6 27t 69,900 65,200 WDRQ/Detroit 2.4 15t 2.4 15 303,600 289,700 WYCD/Detroit 5.7 5 5.7 6 547,900 569,700 WPAW/Greensboro 7.7 3 7.2 3 197,900 191,200 WTQR/Greensboro 6.0 7 5.2 7 178,800 188,700 WWYZ/Hartford 7.1 4 7.3 4 179,200 184,100 KILT/Houston 3.6 11 4.6 8 685,400 663,000 KKBQ/Houston^ 5.0 7 5.4 5 911,200 838,800 KTHT/Houston^+ 2.2 19 2.0 21 345,600 359,200 WFMS/Indianapolis 6.6 5t 6.1 6 240,900 223,200 WLHK/Indianapolis 7.2 3 6.2 5 214,600 214,800 WGNE/Jacksonville 3.8 9 4.0 9 172,500 157,300 WQIK/Jacksonville 8.0 2 5.9 6 205,200 174,500 KBEQ/Kansas City^ 3.9 8t 3.7 11 216,500 212,100 KFKF/Kansas City^ 4.8 5t 4.2 8 214,800 220,200 WDAF/Kansas City 6.0 3 6.3 3 246,600 254,200 KCYE/Las Vegas 2.2 17 1.5 23 140,900 121,200 KWNR/Las Vegas 4.8 5t 4.6 5 221,800 238,600 KKGO/Los Angeles 1.6 23t 1.7 22t 701,800 637,300 WGKX/Memphis Does not subscribe WLFP/Memphis 3.1 8t 3.6 7 98,100 107,200 WKIS/Miami 3.5 11t 3.4 12t 365,700 330,200 WKMK/Middlesex (Monmouth) 1.9 13t 1.7 13t 63,900 64,400 WMIL/Milwaukee 7.6 5 8.2 4 322,100 323,800 KEEY/Minneapolis 7.0 4 7.2 4 599,200 582,700 KMNB/Minneapolis 4.3 10t 4.0 12 402,900 370,700 KLCI/Minneapolis+ 1.7 19 1.6 17t 145,300 122,400 WKDF/Nashville^ 5.3 5 4.7 7t 200,900 206,700 WNFN/Nashville + * * 1.4 18 118,100 WSIX/Nashville 6.6 4 6.3 4 185,600 183,700 WSM-FM/Nashville^ 7.7 3 7.1 3 204,900 204,900 WKMK/New York (Monmouth) 0.4 33t 0.4 33t 144,200 160,000 WGH/Norfolk 4.8 7 4.7 9 125,900 127,900 WUSH/Norforlk 4.6 8 5.4 7 120,900 118,800 WWKA/Orlando 7.0 4 5.7 6 255,400 221,300 WXTU/Philadelphia 6.9 3 6.6 3 552,900 581,100 KMLE/Phoenix 2.9 12 3.4 9t 425,700 488,100 KNIX/Phoenix 3.5 10 3.4 9t 453,100 430,700 WDSY/Pittsburgh 4.5 6t 4.4 7 296,700 259,800 WPGB/Pittsburgh 2.9 14 3.5 11 187,800 172,500 WOGG/Pittsburgh^ 1.1 19 1.3 18 64,700 70,000 WOGH/Pittsburgh ^ 0.5 23 0.7 22 52,500 50,200 WOGI/Pittsburgh^ 1.3 18 1.6 16 88,900 97,800 KUPL/Portland 2.5 16 3.8 10t 223,700 260,900 KWJJ/Portland 3.0 14 4.3 8 248,600 241,500 WCTK/Providence 8.2 4 7.3 4 289,900 275,100 WNCB/Raleigh 4.8 5 4.6 6 169,100 128,600 WQDR/Raleigh Does not subscribe KFRG/Riverside 5.7 3 5.1 2 300,400 272,900 KNCI/Sacramento 5.2 3t 5.9 3 276,500 315,300 KNTY/Sacramento + 0.9 21 0.9 21t 59,800 57,300 KYRV-HD2/Sacramento 0.6 25 0.5 26 25,000 25,500 KEGA/Salt Lake City 2.0 21 1.7 22 152,900 128,000 KSOP/Salt Lake City 5.5 4 5.3 4 189,100 170,800 KUBL/Salt Lake City 3.9 9 4.1 8t 271,700 247,600 KAJA/San Antonio 5.6 4t 6.1 3 383,300 379,200 KCYY/San Antonio^ 6.5 3 5.6 4 410,200 373,100 KKYX-AM/San Antonio^+ 1.0 26 1.1 26t 76,300 92,800 KRPT/San Antonio^+ 0.3 31t 0.2 33t 57,200 45,200 KSON/San Diego 4.9 7t 5.5 4 270,700 284,900 KBAY/San Francisco (San Jose) 1.7 21 1.8 20t 224,400 222,200 KBAY/San Jose 3.2 10 3.7 8 109,800 110,400 KKWF/Seattle 6.5 2 7.4 1 470,000 469,900 KSD/St. Louis 6.2 6t 6.1 6 430,000 444,900 WIL/St. Louis 5.9 9 7.0 4 427,200 393,500 WFUS/Tampa 6.9 2 6.3 2 368,000 322,000 WQYK/Tampa 3.8 11 4.7 7 277,300 277,400 WMZQ/Washington 2.8 12 2.7 12 275,900 287,200 WIRK/West Palm Beach 4.2 5 3.0 7t 106,700 110,400 300 400 500 WUBL Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan Hol Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun Jun '21 354.6 352.9 359.9 348.3 332.0 308.3 354.6 329.0 359.7 365.6 363.4 371.8 363.8 363.3 357.4 355.2 376.6 300 400 500 WUBL Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan Hol Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun Jun '21 354.6 352.9 359.9 348.3 332.0 308.3 354.6 329.0 359.7 365.6 363.4 371.8 363.8 363.3 357.4 355.2 376.6

SHARE 1 1 WCOL/Columbus, OH 11.0 6 2 WMIL/Milwaukee 8.2 3 KKWF/Seattle 7.4 8 4t WWYZ/Hartford 7.3 2 4t WCTK/Providence 7.3 9t 6t WUBE/Cincinnati 7.2 4t 6t WPAW/Greensboro 7.2 9t 6t KEEY/Minneapolis 7.2 4t 9 WSM-FM/Nashville 7.1 10 WIL/St. Louis 7.0

CUME 1 1 KKBQ/Houston 838,800 2 2 KPLX/Dallas 833,500 3 3 WUSN/Chicago 805,800 4 4 KSCS/Dallas 703,500 6 5 KILT/Houston 663,000 5 6 KKGO/Los Angeles 637,300 7 7 KEEY/Minneapolis 582,700 8 8 WXTU/Philadelphia 581,100 10 9 WYCD/Detroit 569,700 10 WKLB/Boston 498,300 MAY JUN MAY JUN

July 17, 2023 ©2023 Country Aircheck™ All rights reserved. Sign up at countryaircheck.com • Send news to news@countryaircheck.com 4 =Top 5 Point Gainers 2 LUKE COMBS Fast Car (River House/Columbia) (Tracy Chapman) 35438 2411 9566 627 40.507 1.515 158 0 3 2 MORGAN WALLEN/Last Night (Big Loud) 4 30334 -164 8154 3 38.699 0.211 158 0 5 3 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor (BMG/Stoney Creek) 4 29371 1587 8035 410 35.577 2.299 157 0 4 4 JORDAN DAVIS/Next Thing You Know (MCA) 27864 -1537 7465 -481 34.607 -2.146 158 0 6 5 J. MOORE & P. BLOCK/You, Me, And Whiskey (Valory/InDent/Mercury) 26242 633 7094 150 31.408 0.95 157 0 8 6 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine (Capitol) 22959 701 6276 156 25.749 0.716 158 0 1 7 OLD DOMINION/Memory Lane (Columbia) 22710 -11259 6195 -2937 23.212 -15.137 158 0 9 8 LUKE COMBS/Love You Anyway (River House/Columbia) 21434 234 5997 46 26.555 2.189 156 0 10 9 KANE BROWN/Bury Me In Georgia (RCA) 20661 140 5614 58 24.012 -0.461 158 0 11 10 THOMAS RHETT/Angels (Valory) 19114 601 5131 169 22.378 0.667 158 0 12 11 PARMALEE/Girl In Mine (Stoney Creek) 16780 262 4638 85 19.301 0.177 154 0 14 12 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Religiously (Elektra/Warner/WEA) 15924 555 4302 157 18.747 1 157 0 13 13 COLE SWINDELL/Drinkaby (Warner/WMN) 15701 214 4235 94 16.489 0.171 156 1 15 14 CHRIS YOUNG/Looking For You (RCA) 15067 429 4086 105 17.47 0.917 158 0 16 15 TIM MCGRAW/Standing Room Only (Big Machine) 14470 392 3923 82 14.632 0.428 158 0 17 16 HAILEY WHITTERS/Everything She Ain't (Pigasus/S&D/Big Loud) 13131 -24 3574 16 13.044 -0.047 156 0 18 17 LUKE BRYAN/But I Got A Beer In My Hand (Capitol) 13016 428 3541 118 15.787 1.738 156 1 19 18 DYLAN SCOTT/Can't Have Mine (Find You A...) (Curb) 11803 176 3190 70 11.438 0.156 154 0 21 19 K. BALLERINI/If You Go Down (I'm Going...) (Black River Entertainment) 11350 398 3231 163 11.255 0.811 155 0 20 20 RUSSELL DICKERSON/God Gave Me A Girl (Triple Tigers) 11241 248 2970 65 12.388 0.739 151 0 22 21 LAINEY WILSON/Watermelon Moonshine (Broken Bow) 11029 1157 3109 341 12.199 1.338 156 1 27 22 MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 9401 1525 2449 378 11.479 2.903 152 9 24 23 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 9366 607 2552 163 8.334 0.427 145 2 23 24 CHRIS JANSON/All I Need Is You (BMLGR) 9282 150 2577 42 8.405 0.151 146 3 25 25 ASHLEY MCBRYDE/Light On In The Kitchen (Warner/WMN) 8453 267 2245 47 8.179 0.273 149 3 LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS 1 4 Chart Page 11 =Top 5 Point Gainers

July 17, 2023 29 26 MITCHELL TENPENNY/We Got History (Riser House/Columbia) 7786 299 1999 80 8.158 0.574 143 4 28 27 JASON ALDEAN/Try That In A Small Town (Macon Music/Broken Bow) 7419 -76 2026 11 7.364 0.068 125 3 30 28 CONNER SMITH/Creek Will Rise (Valory) 6704 44 1872 25 5.178 0.066 141 2 31 29 JACKSON DEAN/Fearless (Big Machine) 6520 -62 1784 -22 6.159 0.078 150 0 DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 4 6494 6494 1743 1743 8.219 8.219 134 134 32 31 BROTHERS OSBORNE/Nobody's Nobody (EMI Nashville) 6375 102 1766 29 5.118 -0.138 142 3 33 32 CHAYCE BECKHAM/23 (Wheelhouse) 5906 143 1650 40 4.63 0.09 131 3 34 33 GEORGE BIRGE/Mind On You (Records Nashville) 5832 571 1651 145 3.821 0.548 143 4 35 34 R. GREEN f/L. COMBS/Different Round Here (BMLGR) 5408 166 1434 39 5.574 0.022 134 2 36 35 GABBY BARRETT/Glory Days (Warner/WAR) 5064 -33 1341 10 3.299 -0.084 120 3 37 36 B. GILBERT & B. SHELTON & V. GILL/Heaven By Then (Valory /WMN) 4625 -150 1289 -31 2.264 -0.127 140 0 38 37 BRIAN KELLEY/See You Next Summer (Big Machine) 4585 409 1206 118 2.832 0.337 121 3 39 38 DARIUS RUCKER/Fires Don't Start Themselves (Capitol) 4041 140 1049 8 4.154 0.323 115 0 40 39 HARDY/Truck Bed (Big Loud) 3653 136 965 34 3.599 0.016 88 2 41 40 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Out Of That Truck (Capitol) 3452 3 869 2 2.433 0.052 82 4 42 41 C. PEARCE f/C. STAPLETON/We Don't Fight... (Big Machine) 3405 190 919 43 4.533 0.478 122 3 44 42 NATE SMITH/World On Fire (RCA) 3167 127 896 52 2.462 0.468 82 3 DALTON DOVER/Giving Up On That (Mercury) 3152 -46 882 -5 1.904 -0.166 95 1 45 44 KASSI ASHTON/Drive You Out Of My Mind (Interscope/MCA) 2901 -20 831 -4 1.751 -0.033 94 1 47 45 JAKE OWEN/On The Boat Again (Big Loud) 2788 105 777 27 1.664 0.076 90 2 46 46 MORGAN EVANS/Over For You (Warner/WEA) 2530 -211 751 -45 1.712 -0.24 81 0 47 FRANK RAY/Somebody Else's Whiskey (Stoney Creek) 2461 148 764 60 1.175 0.126 86 2 49 48 CHASE RICE/Bad Day To Be A Cold Beer (Dack Janiels/Broken Bow) 2415 -23 640 -13 1.064 -0.066 73 1 48 49 NEON UNION/’Bout Damn Time (Red Street) 2372 -148 739 -46 1.008 -0.137 82 0 50 50 PARKER MCCOLLUM/Burn It Down (MCA) 2354 -5 666 27 1.754 0.093 81 4 LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS Debut DEBUT Chart Page 12 ©2023 Country Aircheck™ All rights reserved. Sign up at countryaircheck.com • Send news to news@countryaircheck.com 4 =Top 5 Point Gainers

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MORGAN WALLEN/Last Night (Big Loud) 30334 TYLER HUBBARD/Dancin' In The Country (EMI Nashville) 23398 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Rock And A Hard... (Elektra/Warner/WEA) 18234 COLE SWINDELL/She Had Me At Heads... (Warner/WMN) 14372 MORGAN WALLEN/Thought You Should Know (Big Loud) 14141 KANE BROWN & KATELYN BROWN/Thank God (RCA) 11478 MORGAN WALLEN/You Proof (Big Loud) 11047 JORDAN DAVIS/What My World Spins Around (MCA) 9694 LUKE COMBS/The Kind Of Love We Make (River House/Columbia) 8673 CODY JOHNSON/'Til You Can't (Warner/CoJo/WMN) 8164

MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 287 DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 273 LAINEY WILSON/Watermelon Moonshine (Broken Bow) 178 KELSEA BALLERINI/If You Go Down (I'm Going Down Too) (Black River) 128 TIM MCGRAW/Standing Room Only (Big Machine) 79 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 72 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor (BMG/Stoney Creek) 72 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Religiously (Elektra/Warner/WEA) 70 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine (Capitol) 69 RUSSELL DICKERSON/God Gave Me A Girl (Triple Tigers) 65

DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 1618 MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 1451 LAINEY WILSON/Watermelon Moonshine (Broken Bow) 917 KELSEA BALLERINI/If You Go Down (I'm Going Down Too) (Black River) 585 TIM MCGRAW/Standing Room Only (Big Machine) 427 RUSSELL DICKERSON/God Gave Me A Girl (Triple Tigers) 391 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine (Capitol) 362 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 359 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor (BMG/Stoney Creek) 357 LUKE BRYAN/But I Got A Beer In My Hand (Capitol) 270

DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 1743 LUKE COMBS/Fast Car (River House/Columbia) 627 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor (BMG/Stoney Creek) 410 MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 378 WARREN ZEIDERS/Pretty Little Poison (Warner/WEA) 344 LAINEY WILSON/Watermelon Moonshine (Broken Bow) 341 THOMAS RHETT/Angels (Valory) 169 KELSEA BALLERINI/If You Go Down… (Black River) 163 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 163 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Religiously (Elektra/Warner/WEA) 157

DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 134 SAM HUNT/Outskirts (MCA) 48 KIDD G/Daylight Savings (Rebel/Geffen/Valory) 16 WARREN ZEIDERS/Pretty Little Poison (Warner/WEA) 16 DILLON CARMICHAEL/Drinkin' Problems (Riser House) 12 COREY KENT/Something's Gonna Kill Me (Combustion/RCA) 10 MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 9 BRETT YOUNG/Dance With You (BMLGR) 6 CARRIE UNDERWOOD/Out Of That Truck (Capitol) 4 DIERKS BENTLEY/Something Real (Capitol) 4 GEORGE BIRGE/Mind On You (Records Nashville) 4 JOSH ROSS/Trouble (Mercury) 4 MITCHELL TENPENNY/We Got History (Riser House/Columbia) 4 4 4 4 4 4

DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 6494 4 LUKE COMBS/Fast Car (River House/Columbia) 2411 4 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor (BMG/Stoney Creek) 1587 4 MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 1525 4 WARREN ZEIDERS/Pretty Little Poison (Warner/WEA) 1525 4 LAINEY WILSON/Watermelon Moonshine (Broken Bow) 1157 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine (Capitol) 701 J. MOORE & P. BLOCK/You, Me, And... (Valory/InDent/Mercury) 633 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 607 THOMAS RHETT/Angels (Valory) 601 Chart Page 13 ©2023 Country Aircheck™ All rights reserved. Sign up at countryaircheck.com • Send news to news@countryaircheck.com 4 =Top 5 Point Gainers

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LW TW ARTIST/Title Rank Plays Avg/ Sta Rank Plays Avg/ Sta Rank Plays Avg/ Sta Rank Plays Avg/ Sta 2 1 LUKE COMBS/Fast Car 1 3,445 66.3 1 1,083 63.7 1 940 58.8 1 337 67.4 3 2 MORGAN WALLEN/Last Night 2 3,304 63.5 2 858 50.5 2 869 54.3 3 299 59.8 5 3 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor 4 2,817 54.2 3 845 49.7 4 832 52.0 2 307 61.4 4 4 JORDAN DAVIS/Next Thing You Know 3 3,136 60.3 7 546 32.1 3 860 53.8 4 266 53.2 6 5 J. MOORE & P. BLOCK/You, Me, And Whiskey 6 2,468 47.5 4 626 36.8 5 665 41.6 6 219 43.8 8 6 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine 8 2,191 42.1 6 557 32.8 6 661 41.3 9 186 37.2 1 7 OLD DOMINION/Memory Lane 5 2,531 48.7 10 445 26.2 8 525 32.8 5 237 47.4 9 8 LUKE COMBS/Love You Anyway 7 2,219 42.7 14 381 22.4 7 562 35.1 7 214 42.8 10 9 KANE BROWN/Bury Me In Georgia 9 1,899 36.5 8 525 30.9 9 518 32.4 8 201 40.2 11 10 THOMAS RHETT/Angels 10 1,777 34.2 13 397 23.4 11 456 28.5 14 120 24.0 12 11 PARMALEE/Girl In Mine 12 1,473 28.3 5 579 34.1 12 415 25.9 12 130 26.0 14 12 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Religiously 14 1,348 25.9 9 469 27.6 18 337 21.1 10 177 35.4 13 13 COLE SWINDELL/Drinkaby 11 1,507 29.0 16 357 21.0 13 382 23.9 17 111 22.2 15 14 CHRIS YOUNG/Looking For You 15 1,333 25.6 15 364 21.4 10 481 30.1 15 118 23.6 16 15 TIM MCGRAW/Standing Room Only 13 1,404 27.0 11 435 25.6 16 350 21.9 23 85 17.0 17 16 HAILEY WHITTERS/Everything She Ain't 19 1,045 20.1 17 344 20.2 19 334 20.9 13 124 24.8 18 17 LUKE BRYAN/But I Got A Beer In My Hand 16 1,228 23.6 19 311 18.3 21 266 16.6 18 107 21.4 19 18 DYLAN SCOTT/Can't Have Mine (Find You A..) 18 1,086 20.9 21 294 17.3 26 206 12.9 22 86 17.2 21 19 KELSEA BALLERINI/If You Go Down (I'm Going...) 17 1,120 21.5 20 295 17.4 14 374 23.4 31 54 10.8 20 20 RUSSELL DICKERSON/God Gave Me A Girl 21 1,008 19.4 29 224 13.2 24 215 13.4 28 61 12.2 OVERALL iHeart (52) Audacy (17) Cumulus (16) Cox (5)

Rank KAWO KIZN KQBL Total 1 LUKE COMBS/Fast Car 61 51 23 135 2 MORGAN WALLEN/Last Night 51 55 24 130 3 JORDAN DAVIS/Next Thing You Know 47 53 0 100 4 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor 34 59 0 93 5 MORGAN WALLEN/Thought You Should Know 16 47 23 86 6t TYLER HUBBARD/Dancin' In The Country 43 15 23 81 6t JUSTIN MOORE & PRISCILLA BLOCK/You, Me, And Whiskey 44 37 0 81 8 OLD DOMINION/Memory Lane 52 22 5 79 9 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine 32 39 0 71 10 KELSEA BALLERINI/If You Go Down (I'm Going...) 32 31 0 63 11 COLE SWINDELL/She Had Me At Heads Carolina 22 25 13 60 12t KANE BROWN/Bury Me In Georgia 28 28 0 56 12t BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Rock And A Hard Place 21 35 0 56 12t TIM MCGRAW/Standing Room Only 28 28 0 56 15t LUKE COMBS/Love You Anyway 23 31 0 54 15t MORGAN WALLEN/You Proof 13 18 23 54 17 THOMAS RHETT/Angels 27 25 0 52 18 PARMALEE/Girl In Mine 24 27 0 51 19 COLE SWINDELL/Drinkaby 28 22 0 50 20 DIERKS BENTLEY/Gold 17 8 24 49

1 YEAR AGO MORGAN WALLEN Wasted On You (3rd week) 5 YEARS AGO KENNY CHESNEY Get Along 10 YEARS AGO LUKE BRYAN Crash My Party (2nd week) 15 YEARS AGO ALAN JACKSON Good Time 20 YEARS AGO TOBY KEITH f/ WILLIE NELSON Beer For My Horses (5th week)

COUNTRY AIRCHECK ACTIVITY

JAKE OWEN/On The Boat Again (Big Loud)

Moves 47-45*

2788 points, 777 spins

2 adds: KSCS*, WSOC

MORGAN EVANS/Over For You (Warner/WEA)

Remains at 46

2530 points, 751 spins; No adds

FRANK RAY/Somebody Else’s Whiskey (Stoney Creek)

Debut 47*

2461 points, 764 spins

2 adds: KKIX, WAVW

CHASE RICE/Bad Day To Be A Cold Beer (Dack Janiels/Broken Bow)

Moves 49-48

2415 points, 640 spins

1 add: WUSJ

NEON UNION/’Bout Damn Time (Red Street)

Moves 48-49

2372 points, 739 spins; No adds

PARKER MCCOLLUM/Burn It Down (MCA)

Remains at 50*

2354 points, 666 spins

4 adds: KJUG, WFUS, WKDF*, WRBT

TIGIRLILY GOLD/Shoot Tequila (Monument)

2333 points, 693 spins

1 add: KAWO

EASTON CORBIN/Marry That Girl (Stone Country)

2055 points, 639 spins

2 adds: KCYY, WKDF*

MORGAN WALLEN/Thinkin’ Bout Me (Big Loud)

2012 points, 590 spins

1 add: WMAD

KIMBERLY PERRY/If I Die Young (Pt. 2) (Records Nashville)

2007 points, 572 spins; No adds

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JULY 24

DYLAN SCHNEIDER/Ain’t Missin’ You (Wheelhouse)

JULY 31

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AUGUST 7

MEGAN MORONEY/I’m Not Pretty (Columbia)

MICKEY GUYTON f/ KANE BROWN/Nothing Compares To You (Capitol)

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JULY 21

Ashley Cooke Shot In The Dark (Big Loud)

The project will be one of the longest debut albums by a female country artist to date. Among the 24 tracks are collaborations with Colbie Caillat (“Mean Girl”), Nate Smith (“See You Around”), Jackson Dean (“What Are You On Fire About”) and Brett Young (“Never Til Now”).

Lori McKenna 1988 (CN Records/Thirty Tigers)

Produced by Dave Cobb and recorded at his studio in Savannah, GA, 1988 is named for the year she married her husband, Gene. It includes a songwriting collaboration with her son, Chris (“Happy Children”), and the McKenna, Hillary Lindsey and Luke Lairdpenned “Killing Me.”

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July 17, 2023 Chart Page 16 ©2023 Country Aircheck™ All rights reserved. Sign up at countryaircheck.com • Send news to news@countryaircheck.com 4 =Top 5 Point Gainers LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Points +/- Points Plays +/- Plays Stations ADDS 1 1 LUKE COMBS Fast Car (River House/Columbia) 15440 -484 2941 -70 62 1 2 2 JORDAN DAVIS/Next Thing You Know (MCA) 14894 -213 2868 -33 62 0 5 3 JELLY ROLL/Need A Favor (BMG/Stoney Creek) 4 13816 357 2665 72 62 0 4 4 MORGAN WALLEN/Last Night (Big Loud) 13718 247 2620 54 62 0 6 5 J. MOORE & P. BLOCK/You, Me, And Whiskey (Valory/InDent/Mercury) 4 13024 244 2491 52 62 1 3 6 OLD DOMINION/Memory Lane (Columbia) 12852 -1327 2460 -241 62 0 7 7 JON PARDI/Your Heart Or Mine (Capitol) 11936 362 2290 69 61 0 8 8 LUKE COMBS/Love You Anyway (River House/Columbia) 11603 76 2207 -1 62 0 10 9 KANE BROWN/Bury Me In Georgia (RCA) 4 10368 255 1976 52 62 1 11 10 THOMAS RHETT/Angels (Valory) 9832 199 1871 31 61 0 12 11 CHRIS YOUNG/Looking For You (RCA) 4 8997 -97 1718 -29 61 0 13 12 COLE SWINDELL/Drinkaby (Warner/WMN) 8962 -80 1694 -2 62 0 14 13 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Religiously (Elektra/Warner/WEA) 8436 247 1586 70 62 0 15 14 TIM MCGRAW/Standing Room Only (Big Machine) 7983 427 1524 79 62 1 16 15 PARMALEE/Girl In Mine (Stoney Creek) 7663 210 1430 46 60 0 17 16 HAILEY WHITTERS/Everything She Ain't (Pigasus/S&D/Big Loud) 7236 62 1399 6 61 0 18 17 LUKE BRYAN/But I Got A Beer In My Hand (Capitol) 6552 270 1290 65 61 0 20 18 LAINEY WILSON/Watermelon Moonshine (Broken Bow) 6494 917 1249 178 61 0 19 19 KELSEA BALLERINI/If You Go Down (I'm Going Down Too) (Black River) 6220 585 1200 128 61 1 21 20 DYLAN SCOTT/Can't Have Mine (Find You A Girl) (Curb) 4930 -83 905 -35 61 0 23 21 JASON ALDEAN/Try That In A Small Town (Macon Music/Broken Bow) 4649 257 872 32 61 0 22 22 ASHLEY MCBRYDE/Light On In The Kitchen (Warner/WMN) 4580 -37 861 -7 59 0 24 23 RUSSELL DICKERSON/God Gave Me A Girl (Triple Tigers) 4560 391 846 65 60 1 25 24 CHRIS JANSON/All I Need Is You (BMLGR) 4114 48 809 12 57 0 30 25 MORGAN WALLEN/Everything I Love (Big Loud) 4056 1451 815 287 52 7 28 26 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 3423 359 664 72 55 2 27 27 BROTHERS OSBORNE/Nobody's Nobody (EMI Nashville) 3303 -81 644 6 56 1 29 28 MITCHELL TENPENNY/We Got History (Riser House/Columbia) 2958 40 554 7 58 2 31 29 DUSTIN LYNCH/Stars Like Confetti (Broken Bow) 2939 314 572 68 55 1 32 30 MITCHELL TENPENNY/We Got History (Riser House/Columbia) 2789 277 516 55 57 1 2nd

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July 17, 2023 Chart Page 17 ©2023 Country Aircheck™ All rights reserved. Sign up at countryaircheck.com • Send news to news@countryaircheck.com 4 =Top 5 Point Gainers LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Points +/- Points Plays +/- Plays Stations Adds 33 31 GABBY BARRETT/Glory Days (Warner/WAR) 2156 -70 400 -15 52 2 34 32 CARLY PEARCE f/CHRIS STAPLETON/We Don't Fight Anymore (Big Machine) 2129 227 400 37 34 4 35 33 JACKSON DEAN/Fearless (Big Machine) 2097 267 376 42 46 0 38 34 HARDY/Truck Bed (Big Loud) 1771 230 303 35 22 3 37 35 PARKER MCCOLLUM/Burn It Down (MCA) 1701 101 293 9 23 0 36 DAN + SHAY/Save Me The Trouble (Warner/WAR) 1618 1618 273 273 29 18 36 37 B. GILBERT & B. SHELTON f/V. GILL/Heaven By Then (Valory/WMN) 1392 -278 260 -50 47 0 39 38 DARIUS RUCKER/Fires Don't Start Themselves (Capitol) 1301 -20 265 -4 32 1 40 39 RILEY GREEN f/LUKE COMBS/Different Round Here (BMLGR) 1244 92 240 17 37 0 42 40 BRIAN KELLEY/See You Next Summer (Big Machine) 1212 131 240 27 34 2 43 41 CHAYCE BECKHAM/23 (Wheelhouse) 1090 65 200 10 44 0 41 42 TIM DUGGER/Buy A Bar (Curb) 1067 -35 218 -4 26 0 44 43 GEORGE BIRGE/Mind On You (Records Nashville) 1000 119 196 20 46 3 47 44 JELLY ROLL f/LAINEY WILSON/Save Me (BMG/Stoney Creek) 914 200 110 29 22 1 45 45 KIMBERLY PERRY/If I Die Young (Pt. 2) (Records Nashville) 858 30 134 -2 19 0 48 46 NATE SMITH/World On Fire (RCA) 856 152 136 23 13 2 49 47 DIERKS BENTLEY/Something Real (Capitol) 808 105 165 20 19 1 51 48 OLD DOMINION/I Should Have Married You (Columbia) 750 110 75 11 1 0 50 49 ELLA LANGLEY & KOE WETZEL/That's Why We Fight (Sawgod/Columbia) 700 60 70 6 1 0 56 50 ZACH BRYAN/Oklahoma Smokeshow (Belting Bronco/Warner/WAR) 610 170 61 17 1 0 53 51 KASSI ASHTON/Drive You Out Of My Mind (Interscope/MCA) 574 21 68 1 5 0 52 SAM HUNT/Outskirts (MCA) 570 256 58 25 3 0 54 53 WARREN ZEIDERS/Pretty Little Poison (Warner/WEA) 549 18 88 5 7 0 46 54 JOSH ROSS/Trouble (Mercury) 543 -238 69 -31 3 0 55 55 COREY KENT/Something's Gonna Kill Me (Combustion/RCA) 524 55 56 5 5 0 56 MORGAN WALLEN/I Wrote The Book (Big Loud) 520 210 52 21 1 0 57 DILLON CARMICHAEL/Drinkin' Problems (Riser House) 515 244 80 39 12 2 59 58 BRETT YOUNG/Dance With You (BMLGR) 482 107 64 19 5 1 59 BROTHERS OSBORNE/Might As Well Be Me (EMI Nashville) 440 90 44 9 1 0 60 ASHLEY BARRON/Blaze A Trail (SSM) 440 67 91 13 8 1 Debut Debut Debut Debut Debut Re-enter