Top 10 Country Songs of 2024
As 2024 comes to a close, country music fans are reflecting on the hits that defined the year. According to Mediabase, these songs dominated airwaves, playlists, and stages across the country.
Let’s count down the Top 10 country songs of 2024 that made the biggest impact.
#10: Jordan Davis – “Tucson Too Late”
Jordan Davis rounds out the list with his heartfelt hit “Tucson Too Late.” Taking a more traditional approach, Davis tells the story of a man who realizes he’s let someone special slip away. This emotional ballad became his seventh No. 1 and is featured on his platinum-selling album Bluebird Days.
#9: Tyler Hubbard – “Back Then Right Now”
Tyler Hubbard’s nostalgia-fueled anthem lands at No. 9. Co-written with Jessie Jo Dillon and David Garcia, this feel-good track encourages listeners to cherish simpler times. It’s the Georgia native’s third consecutive No. 1 as a solo artist, solidifying his post-Florida Georgia Line success.
#8: Post Malone and Morgan Wallen – “I Had Some Help”
This groundbreaking collaboration between Post Malone and Morgan Wallen made waves as the first official country single from Malone. “I Had Some Help” debuted with record-breaking adds at country radio, soaring to No. 1 within weeks. The genre-defying track is featured on Malone’s debut country album, F-1 Trillion.
#7: HARDY – “Truck Bed”
Known for pushing boundaries, HARDY brings his signature rock-infused style to “Truck Bed.” This anthemic track recounts the fallout of a rowdy night, showcasing HARDY’s knack for vivid storytelling. Co-written with Ben Johnson and Ashley Gorley, it became his fourth No. 1 hit.
#6: Morgan Wallen – “Thinkin’ ‘Bout Me”
Morgan Wallen delivers another post-breakup anthem with “Thinkin’ ‘Bout Me.” This chart-topper, written by Wallen and his frequent collaborators, highlights his knack for relatable, addictive storytelling. The track appears on Wallen’s massive One Thing At A Time album.
#5: Bailey Zimmerman – “Where It Ends”
Bailey Zimmerman reflects on heartbreak in “Where It Ends,” a powerful breakup anthem that connected deeply with fans. Written alongside Grant Averill and Joe Spargur, this platinum-certified hit appears on his record-breaking debut album, Religiously. The Album.
#4: Sam Hunt – “Outskirts”
Sam Hunt hit the airwaves with his nostalgia-driven single, “Outskirts.” This song, about revisiting old memories and past love, became Hunt’s 10th No. 1 hit. Co-written with Zach Crowell and Josh Osborne, it captivated listeners with its emotional depth and signature sound.
#3: Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson – “Save Me”
This powerhouse duet brought Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson together for a stirring performance. “Save Me” earned critical acclaim and a GRAMMY nomination for its raw vulnerability. The song is featured on Jelly Roll’s WHITSITT CHAPEL and became an instant fan favorite.
#2: Warren Zeiders – “Pretty Little Poison”
Warren Zeiders skyrocketed to fame with “Pretty Little Poison,” a tale of navigating toxic love. This debut single not only became Zeiders’ first No. 1 but also achieved double-platinum status. Its success established him as one of country music’s rising stars.
#1: Nate Smith – “World On Fire”
Claiming the top spot is Nate Smith’s fiery breakup anthem, “World On Fire.” Inspired by personal loss, the track showcases Smith’s emotional depth and vocal power. It spent three weeks at No. 1 on Mediabase and tied a record for the longest-running No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.
