Time for your weekly update on how Kenny Chesney’s latest single, “The Boys of Fall”, is fairing on the charts. It’s the seventh week on the Hot Country Songs chart, and this week the single climbs one spot to #7.
Hanging out at number one again this week is Blake Shelton with “All About Tonight.” It’s his third straight week at the top.
Here’s a look at how “The Boys of Fall” is charting on the all-genre charts:
Hot 100 – #29, up from #31 last week (peaked at #18)
Top Radio Songs – #40, up from #47 last week
Top Digital Songs – #34, down from #31 last week (peaked at #14)
Get the single now at iTunes and Amazon MP3. The video is also available at iTunes here.
“The Boys of Fall”, the latest single from Kenny Chesney, continues its march to the top this week as it climbs one spot from #9 to #8 on the Billboard Top Country Songs chart. It’s the sixth week on the charts for the football-inspired song that will appear on Kenny’s upcoming album Hemingway’s Whiskey (Pre-order now).
Blake Shelton has the number one song for the second straight week with “All About Tonight.”
Here’s a look at how “The Boys of Fall” is charting on the all-genre charts:
Hot 100 – #31, down from #29 last week (peaked at #18)
Top Radio Songs – #47, up from #49 last week
Top Digital Songs – #31, down from #24 last week (peaked at #14)
Top Ringtones – #36 (first week on this chart)
Get the single now at iTunes and Amazon MP3. The video is also available at iTunes here.
The latest single from Kenny Chesney, “The Boys of Fall”, cracked the top 10 on this week’s Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart coming in at number 9. It’s the fifth week on the charts for the first single from the upcoming album Hemingway’s Whiskey (Pre-order now).
Blake Shelton took over the number one spot from the Zac Brown Band this week with “All About Tonight.”
On the other charts, after a #18 showing last week on the Billboard Hot 100 all-genre chart, “The Boys of Fall” slides to #29. And on the Digital Songs chart, the single slid to #24 after coming in at #14 last week.
Get the single now at iTunes and Amazon MP3. The video is also available at iTunes here.
Kenny Chesney’s latest single “The Boys of Fall” stayed at number 11 for the second week in a row this week on the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart. It’s the fourth week on the chart for the single.
But on the Billboard Hot 100 all-genre singles chart, “The Boys of Fall” rocketed up to number 18 from number 96 in its second week on the chart. The single also debuted this week on the Digital Songs chart, coming in at number 14.
The Zac Brown Band hit number one with “Free,” knocking Jerrod Niemann off his perch atop the chart with “Lover, Lover.”
Get the single now at iTunes and Amazon MP3. The video is also available at iTunes here.
The latest single from Kenny Chesney, “The Boys of Fall” climbed two spots this week to number 11, just outside of the top 10. It’s the third week on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for the debut single from Kenny’s upcoming album “Hemingway’s Whiskey.”
Coming in at number one this week is Jerrod Niemann with “Lover, Lover.”
Get the single now at iTunes and Amazon MP3. The video is also available at iTunes here.
In its second week on the charts, Kenny Chesney’s latest single “The Boys of Fall” climbed four spots to number 13 on the Billboard Top Country Songs chart. Last week the single debuted at #17, making it Kenny’s second song to debut inside the Top 20.
Taking the number one spot this week is Carrie Underwood with “Undo It.”
Kenny Chesney’s latest single “The Boys of Fall” debuted this week on the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart at #17 (not #15).
It’s Kenny’s second highest debut and only his second to debut in the top 20. Back in 2007 “Dont Blink” debuted at #16. There have only been 6 other songs to debut in the top 20, according to MillionGossip.com.
Kenny Chesney’s latest single “The Boys of Fall” will debut this week at number 15 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, according to the Country Vibe.
Billboard took a look at their country singles and albums charts over the last 25 years and came up with a list of the top 25 country artists of the last 25 years. Coming in at number 1? King George. With 44 number ones, George Strait has the most country chart toppers in the 64-year history of the Billboard Country Singles chart.
Kenny Chesney made the list, coming in at number 8:
Tennessee’s Kenny Chesney embodies the dues paying and false starts experienced by so many of the genre’s most successful artists. Nashville’s major labels passed on signing Chesney, and he was picked up by Phil Walden’s Capricorn label. His first single didn’t click at radio, but met with critical acclaim — and eventually a deal with BNA, where he established himself as a bankable star with songs like “All I Need to Know” and “How Forever Feels.” Perennially one of the top touring acts in the country, Chesney’s chart history includes 17 No. 1′s on Hot Country Songs, and nine chart toppers on Top Country Albums.
Here’s the full list. Check out Billboard.com for writeups on each artist.
George Strait
Garth Brooks
Reba McEntire
Alan Jackson
Tim McGraw
Randy Travis
Toby Keith
Kenny Chesney
Alabama
Brooks & Dunn
Rascal Flatts
Clint Black
Hank Williams Jr
Shania Twain
The Judds
Faith Hill
Vince Gill
Dixie Chicks
Keith Urban
Brad Paisley
Ricky Van Shelton
Dwight Yoakam
Martina McBride
Travis Tritt
LeAnn Rimes
What’s your thoughts on the list? Should Kenny have been higher? Someone on there you think shouldn’t be or someone that’s not on there that you think should be?
Time for your weekly update on how Kenny Chesney’s latest single, “The Boys of Fall”, is fairing on the charts. It’s the seventh week on the Hot Country Songs chart, and this week the single climbs one spot to #7. 
Billboard took a look at their country singles and albums charts over the last 25 years and came up with a list of the top 25 country artists of the last 25 years. Coming in at number 1? King George. With 44 number ones, George Strait has the most country chart toppers in the 64-year history of the Billboard Country Singles chart. 
