Female artists are currently ruling the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, which is an all-encompassing genre chart that utilizes radio-, streaming- and sales-based metrics to determine position.
This week’s Top 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart features six female artists, including the No. 1, No. 3 and No. 4 positions.
- No. 1: Gabby Barrett – “I Hope”
- No. 2: Luke Bryan – “One Margarita”
- No. 3: Maddie & Tae – “Die From a Broken Heart”
- No. 4: Maren Morris – “The Bones”
- No. 5: Sam Hunt – “Hard to Forget”
- No. 6: Taylor Swift – “Betty”
- No. 7: Miranda Lambert – “Bluebird”
- No. 8: Morgan Wallen – “Chasin’ You”
- No. 9: Locash – “One Big Country Song”
- No. 10: Blake Shelton feat. Gwen Stefani – “Happy Anywhere”
Notes
- Gabby’s “I Hope” has been No. 1 on the chart for three consecutive weeks, while Maren’s “The Bones” held the top spot for 19 weeks prior to that.
- Maddie & Tae’s “Die From a Broken Heart” is also No. 3 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, which is a radio-based chart.
- Taylor Swift’s “Betty” debuted at No. 6 this week, so expect it to climb toward the top in the coming weeks.
- Miranda’s “Bluebird” is also No. 7 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart this week, after topping the Airplay chart last week.
- Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani’s “Happy Anywhere” debuted at No. 10 this week, which is a strong debut.
This week’s Top 10 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart—which is a radio-based chart—includes only three songs with female artists.
- No. 1: Chris Janson – “Done”
- No. 2: Locash – “One Big Country Song”
- No. 3: Maddie & Tae – “Die From a Broken Heart”
- No. 4: Luke Bryan – “One Margarita”
- No. 5: Sam Hunt – “Hard to Forget”
- No. 6: Justin Moore – “Why We Drink”
- No. 7: Miranda Lambert – “Bluebird’
- No. 8: Florida Georgia Line – “I Love My Country”
- No. 9: Thomas Rhett feat. Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin & Keith Urban – “Be a Light”
- No. 10: Kane Brown – “Cool Again”
Notes:
Gabby’s “I Hope” and Maren’s “The Bones” previously reached No. 1 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart and are now classified as recurrent songs.
