Country Music News – 05/27/2025
Morgan Wallen Dominates Country Charts with Multiple Hits
Morgan Wallen is riding high on the country charts this May, with “I’m The Problem” holding strong at #1 on the Billboard Hot Country Top 40. His recent collaboration with Post Malone, “I Ain’t Coming Back,” has made a splash, debuting at #36 on the American Country Countdown chart and quickly climbing to #3 on iTunes’ Top New Country Songs chart. Wallen’s latest album is a powerhouse, with multiple tracks charting simultaneously, including “Just In Case” (#21) and “Superman” (#7). His collaboration with Tate McRae, “What I Want,” is also making waves, currently sitting at #2 on iTunes. Wallen’s blend of traditional country with modern influences continues to captivate audiences, solidifying his status as a chart-topping force.
Lainey Wilson Claims Top Spot on iTunes with “Somewhere Over Laredo”
Lainey Wilson has clinched the #1 spot on the iTunes Top 100 Country Songs chart with “Somewhere Over Laredo.” The track has quickly become a fan favorite, surpassing even Morgan Wallen’s collaborations on the platform. Wilson’s ascent in the country music scene is undeniable, as she continues to establish herself as a leading voice among female country artists in 2025.
Blake Shelton Poised for First Solo #1 Hit in Six Years with “Texas”
Blake Shelton is nearing a major milestone with “Texas,” which is poised to become his first solo #1 radio hit in six years. Currently at #8 on the American Country Countdown chart, Shelton faces tough competition from rising stars like Zach Top. A return to the top would mark a significant comeback for Shelton, reaffirming his enduring appeal in the country music landscape.
Luke Combs Explains Limited 2025 Tour Schedule
Luke Combs has scaled back his 2025 tour schedule, opting for about 20 festival dates and no full headlining tour. In a candid interview with People magazine, Combs shared his desire to spend more time with his young sons, Tex and Beau. “I want to be home with my kids,” he explained, highlighting a shift in priorities for the country superstar. This decision underscores Combs’ commitment to family, even as he remains a dominant force in the industry.