Luke Combs banks his fifteenth No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart as “Going, Going, Gone” leads the record dated March 18. Within the monitoring week ending March 9, it gained by 1% to 33.5 million viewers impressions, in response to Luminate.
Combs co-authored the tune with Ray Fulcher and James McNair and co-produced it with Chip Matthews and Jonathan Singleton.
On the streaming-, airplay- and sales-based Sizzling Nation Songs chart (dated March 11), “Gone” ranked at No. 6, after hitting No. 5 in January. It drew 9.1 million official streams and offered 2,000 downloads in the USA Feb. 24-March 2.
“Gone” is from Combs’ River Home/Columbia Nashville LP Growin’ Up, which launched at No. 1 on Prime Nation Albums, changing into his fourth chief, final July. On March 24, Combs will launch his new 18-song set, Gettin’ Previous.
“Gone” follows Combs’ “The Form of Love We Make,” which rose to No. 2 on Nation Airplay in September. Earlier than that, the North Carolina native rattled off a report 14 consecutive career-opening No. 1 singles on Nation Airplay, from “Hurricane,” which dominated for 2 frames beginning in Might 2017, by “Doin’ This,” which led for per week in Might 2022.
‘Wild’ Experience
Corey Kent lands his first Nation Airplay prime 10 together with his first entry on the chart, “Wild as Her.” It lifts 12-10 after rising by 6% to 18.6 million in viewers.
Born in Bixby, Okla., Kent competed on NBC’s The Voice in 2015 (as Corey Kent White). He signed with Sony Music Nashville’s RCA division final July.
Eternally Younger
In its 68th week on Nation Airplay, Brett Younger’s “You Didn’t” rises 13-12 for a brand new excessive (16.8 million, up 1%) and rewrites the report for the longest keep on the survey.
The tune, which Younger co-wrote, debuted at No. 60 on the chart dated Dec. 4, 2021, and passes Travis Denning’s “After a Few,” which spent 67 frames on the record. Denning’s lone No. 1 to date reached the summit in its sixty fifth week in June 2020.
In third place, Michael Ray’s “Whiskey and Rain” spent 66 frames on Nation Airplay, hitting No. 1 in January 2022 (additionally in its sixty fifth body, tying Denning’s report ascent to the highest).
Notably, the 20 longest runs on Nation Airplay have all occurred since 2020.
