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Singers Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani
Country star Blake Shelton (second left) and his partner, pop/rock singer Gwen Stefani (right), collaborated on two Country Airplay number ones in 2020.

Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay are charts that rank the top-performing country music songs in the United States, published by Billboard magazine. Hot Country Songs ranks songs based on digital downloads, streaming, and airplay not only from country stations but from stations of all formats, a methodology introduced in 2012.[1] Country Airplay, which began being published in 2012, is based solely on country radio airplay, a methodology that had previously been used from 1990 to 2012 for Hot Country Songs.[1]

Both charts began the year with songs at number one that had been in the top spot in the last chart of 2019; "10,000 Hours" by Dan + Shay and Justin Bieber holding the top spot on the Hot Country Songs chart, and "Even Though I'm Leaving" by Luke Combs atop the Country Airplay chart.[2][3] Having spent the last 11 weeks of 2019 at number one on Hot Country Songs, "10,000 Hours" went on to spend its 15th consecutive week in the top spot in the issue of Billboard dated January 25, and in the same week topped the Country Airplay listing for the first time.[4] The song remained at number one on Hot Country Songs until March 14, when it was displaced by "The Bones" by Maren Morris. It was the first number one on the chart for Morris and made her the first female artist to top the chart without an accompanying male act since Kelsea Ballerini with "Peter Pan" in September 2016.[5] In May, "The Bones" spent its 11th week at number one on Hot Country Songs, surpassing Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" as the longest-lasting number one by a solo female artist on that chart.[6] The song ultimately spent 19 weeks at number one.[7]

When Jimmie Allen's "Make Me Want To" reached number one in its 58th chart week on the Country Airplay chart dated March 7, it set two records: the slowest climb to number one in that chart's history,[8] as well as the longest chart run.[9] In June, Travis Denning set a new mark for the longest time taken to reach the top spot when "After a Few" reached number one in its 65th week.[9] Denning was one of a number of acts who achieved their first career number ones in 2020,[9] along with former American Idol finalist Gabby Barrett, whose debut single "I Hope" spent one week at number one on Country Airplay in April.[10] The song spent 21 non-consecutive weeks in the peak position on Hot Country Songs beginning in July, surpassing the new record set by Morris earlier in the year for the longest-running number one by a solo female artist.[7] The song achieved exceptional levels of success on streaming platforms for a country song, boosted by a remix featuring pop singer Charlie Puth.[11] Pop singer Gwen Stefani scored her first two number one singles on the Country Airplay chart with "Nobody but You" and "Happy Anywhere",[12] both of which were collaborations with her boyfriend (subsequently fiancé) Blake Shelton.[13] Other first-time chart toppers included Jameson Rodgers with his debut single "Some Girls",[14] Hardy with "One Beer", which was also the first number one for featured vocalist Devin Dawson,[15] and Parker McCollum with "Pretty Heart", which ended the year at number one.[16] The longest-lasting number one on the Country Airplay chart was Luke Combs's "Lovin' on You", which spent four weeks at number one in September. Combs spent a total of seven weeks at number one during the year and had three chart-topping songs, both more than any other act. Jon Pardi, Sam Hunt, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, Morgan Wallen, and Lee Brice each reached the top with two different songs.

Chart history

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Singer Maren Morris
"The Bones" by Maren Morris became the longest-running number one by a female solo artist on the Hot Country Songs chart.
Singer Gabby Barrett
In December, "I Hope" by former American Idol contestant Gabby Barrett broke the record set by Morris.
Singer Justin Bieber
Pop singer Justin Bieber collaborated with country duo Dan + Shay on the song "10,000 Hours", which topped both charts.
Members of the singing group Lady Antebellum
Lady Antebellum topped the Country Airplay chart in January with "What If I Never Get Over You". The group would shorten its name to Lady A later in the year.[17]
Chart history
Issue date Hot Country Songs Country Airplay
Title Artist(s) Ref. Title Artist(s) Ref.
January 4 "10,000 Hours" Dan + Shay and Justin Bieber [2] "Even Though I'm Leaving" Luke Combs [3]
January 11 [18] "Ridin' Roads" Dustin Lynch [19]
January 18 [20] "What If I Never Get Over You" Lady Antebellum [21]
January 25 [4] "10,000 Hours" Dan + Shay and Justin Bieber [22]
February 1 [23] [24]
February 8 [25] "Heartache Medication" Jon Pardi [26]
February 15 [27] "The Bones" Maren Morris [28]
February 22 [29] [30]
February 29 [31] "Kinfolks" Sam Hunt [32]
March 7 [33] "Make Me Want To" Jimmie Allen [34]
March 14 "The Bones" Maren Morris [35] "Homesick" Kane Brown [36]
March 21 [37] [38]
March 28 [39] "Homemade" Jake Owen [40]
April 4 [41] "What She Wants Tonight" Luke Bryan [42]
April 11 [43] "Slow Dance in a Parking Lot" Jordan Davis [44]
April 18 [45] "Catch" Brett Young [46]
April 25 [47] "I Hope" Gabby Barrett [48]
May 2 [49] "Nobody but You" Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani [50]
May 9 [51] [52]
May 16 [53] "Beer Can't Fix" Thomas Rhett and Jon Pardi [54]
May 23 [55] "Chasin' You" Morgan Wallen [56]
May 30 [57] "Does to Me" Luke Combs and Eric Church [58]
June 6 [59] [60]
June 13 [61] "After a Few" Travis Denning [62]
June 20 [63] "I Hope You're Happy Now" Carly Pearce and Lee Brice [64]
June 27 [65] "In Between" Scotty McCreery [66]
July 4 [67] "Here and Now" Kenny Chesney [68]
July 11 [69] "One Margarita" Luke Bryan [70]
July 18 [71] [72]
July 25 "I Hope" Gabby Barrett [73] "Hard to Forget" Sam Hunt [74]
August 1 [75] "Bluebird" Miranda Lambert [76]
August 8 [77] "Done" Chris Janson [78]
August 15 [79] [80]
August 22 [81] "Die from a Broken Heart" Maddie & Tae [82]
August 29 "7 Summers" Morgan Wallen [83] "Why We Drink" Justin Moore [84]
September 5 "I Hope" Gabby Barrett [85] "Lovin' on You" Luke Combs [86]
September 12 [87] [88]
September 19 [89] [90]
September 26 [91] [92]
October 3 [93] "One of Them Girls" Lee Brice [94]
October 10 [95] [96]
October 17 [97] [98]
October 24 [99] "Got What I Got" Jason Aldean [100]
October 31 [101] "Some Girls" Jameson Rodgers [102]
November 7 "Forever After All" Luke Combs [103] "Everywhere but On" Matt Stell [104]
November 14 "I Hope" Gabby Barrett [105] "Love You Like I Used To" Russell Dickerson [106]
November 21 [107] [108]
November 28 [109] "More Than My Hometown" Morgan Wallen [110]
December 5 [111] "One Beer" Hardy featuring Lauren Alaina and Devin Dawson [112]
December 12 [113] "Happy Anywhere" Blake Shelton featuring Gwen Stefani [114]
December 19 [115] "Big, Big Plans" Chris Lane [116]
December 26 [117] "Pretty Heart" Parker McCollum [118]

See also

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