Country Top 30

The Top Country Chart for November 16-17 Weekend

1. A Bar Song (Tipsy) – Shaboozey
2. I Had Some Help – Post Malone Featuring Morgan Wallen
3. I Am Not Okay – Jelly Roll
4. Lies Lies Lies – Morgan Wallen
5. Love Somebody – Morgan Wallen
6. Beautiful As You – Thomas Rhett
7. You Look Like You Love Me – Ella Langley Featuring Riley Green
8. Austin – Dasha
9. Miles On It – Marshmello & Kane Brown
10. Pink Skies – Zach Bryan
11. Wind Up Missin’ You – Tucker Wetmore
12. High Road – Koe Wetzel & Jessie Murph
13. Pour Me A Drink – Post Malone Featuring Blake Shelton
14. Gonna Love You – Parmalee
15. I’m Gonna Love You – Cody Johnson & Carrie Underwood
16. I Never Lie – Zach Top
17. Guy For That – Post Malone Featuring Luke Combs
18. Think I’m In Love With You – Chris Stapleton
19. 4x4xU – Lainey Wilson
20. Am I Okay? – Megan Moroney
21. Whiskey Whiskey – Moneybagg Yo Featuring Morgan Wallen
22. Liar – Jelly Roll
23. Damn Good Day To Leave – Riley Green
24. Lonely Road – mgk & Jelly Roll
25. Holy Smokes – Bailey Zimmerman
26. Cowboy Songs – George Birge
27. Sounds Like The Radio – Zach Top
28. This Town’s Been Too Good To Us – Dylan Scott
29. Bigger Houses – Dan + Shay
30. Messed Up As Me – Keith Urban

A Closer Look at This Week’s Most Popular Country Hits

• “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” by Shaboozey remains the top song for another week, bolstered by its consistent radio play and high streaming performance. Its relatable lyrics and infectious melody continue to strike a chord with younger audiences, making it a fan favorite.
• “Beautiful As You” by Thomas Rhett makes a leap into the Top 10, climbing to #6. This track is gaining traction on both Mediabase and Billboard, with significant airplay growth and strong fan engagement. Rhett’s heartfelt delivery and the song’s universal appeal drive its upward momentum.
• “You Look Like You Love Me” by Ella Langley Featuring Riley Green rises to #7, supported by robust fan buzz and increased radio spins. The emotional duet resonates widely, securing its position as a standout collaboration this week.
• “Damn Good Day To Leave” by Riley Green climbs to #23, showing strong growth in both airplay and streaming. Green’s knack for storytelling connects deeply with listeners, driving this track’s rise.
• “I’m Gonna Love You” by Cody Johnson & Carrie Underwood holds at #15, showcasing steady performance driven by its powerful vocal delivery and emotive lyrics. The chemistry between Johnson and Underwood adds to its appeal.

Country Songs to Watch

• “House Again” by Hudson Westbrook debuts with promising airplay, suggesting potential for rapid growth in coming weeks.
• “Weren’t For The Wind” by Ella Langley shows early buzz, with fan enthusiasm likely to drive future chart movement.
• “Backseat Driver” by RCA debuts with modest spins but shows potential for climbing the charts due to its relatable themes and catchy production.

This chart is created by combining data from Billboard, Mediabase, and Country Aircheck to provide a complete view of this week’s top country songs.