Monday Morning Chart Milestones: Country Artists Make Major Moves

This Monday morning’s chart roundup highlights six notable milestones, all achieved by artists widely associated with country music—though a few of the tracks cross into other radio formats. The weekly data reflects current chart positions followed by the previous week’s placement in parentheses, giving a clear view of each song’s momentum across formats such as Country, Pop, Hot AC (HAC), Adult Contemporary (AC), Rhythmic (RHY), Christian AC (CAC) and Urban AC (UAC).

Top Highlights

Leading the list is Ingrid Andress, who makes an impressive solo debut with “More Hearts than Mine.” The song anchors her forthcoming album Lady Like, scheduled for 2020, and this week it climbs into the Top 10 on the Country chart. Gabby Barrett also reaches the Country Top 10 with “I Hope,” a song she wrote while still an independent artist and which played a role in securing her deal with Warner Nashville following her appearance on the rebooted American Idol.

Morgan Wallen posts three separate milestones across three formats this week. His single “Chasin’ You,” the fourth release from the If I Know Me album, moves into the Country Top 15. In addition, his collaboration with Diplo titled “Heartless” — which also features Julia Michaels — debuts on both the Pop and Hot AC charts. The song shares its title with The Weeknd’s “Heartless,” which is also charting on both Pop and Hot AC.

Season 10 American Idol winner Scotty McCreery earns a Country Top 20 placement with “In Between.” This marks the third single from his Seasons Change album to reach the Top 20. Returning to the Christian AC chart, Colton Dixon’s “Miracles” re-enters the Top 50.

Detailed Chart Positions (Current Position followed by Previous Week)

Camila Cabello
“My Oh My” featuring DaBaby — Pop: #11 (previous #12); Hot AC (HAC): #29 (30); Adult Contemporary (AC): #46 (49); Rhythmic (RHY): #18 (18)
“Señorita” (with Shawn Mendes) — AC: #5 (5)

Carrie Underwood
“Drinking Alone” — Country: #23 (26)

Chase Rice
“Lonely If You Are” — Country: #27 (27)

Colton Dixon
“Miracles” — Christian AC (CAC): #49 (51)

Danny Gokey
“Wanted” — Christian AC (CAC): #27 (27)

Fantasia
“PTSD” featuring Tank & The Bonfyre — Urban AC (UAC): #17 (13)

Gabby Barrett
“I Hope” — Country: #10 (13)

Harry Styles
“Adore You” — Pop: #8 (9); Hot AC (HAC): #7 (9); Adult Contemporary (AC): #22 (19)

Ingrid Andress
“More Hearts than Mine” — Country: #9 (11)

Lauren Alaina
“Getting Good” — Country: #43 (46)

Mandisa
“Way Maker” — Christian AC (CAC): #36 (36)

Morgan Wallen
“Chasin’ You” — Country: #15 (16)
Diplo featuring Morgan Wallen & Julia Michaels — “Heartless” — Pop: #50 (52); Hot AC (HAC): #46 (55)

Niall Horan
“No Judgement” — Pop: #32 (32); Hot AC (HAC): #31 (31); Adult Contemporary (AC): #42 (46)

Scotty McCreery
“In Between” — Country: #20 (21)

Notes on Adds and Data

Upcoming adds: None listed this week.

All statistics were collected Monday morning. The “previous week” comparisons refer to placements from the prior Monday’s chart data. These weekly snapshots provide a concise way to track momentum and format crossover for songs that originate in country music but find airplay across multiple radio formats.

As always, expect movements in the coming days as streaming, airplay and promotional activity continue to influence chart positions. This week’s update underscores the strong presence of country artists not only on Country radio but also across Pop, Hot AC and other formats.