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Country Top 30 [Updated 2025]

Country Top 30 chart for the weekend of March 15-16, highlighting the biggest country hits of the week.
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  • Ryden is a Junior Country Music Journalist at Country Thang Daily, specializing in data analysis and trends within the genre.
  • Before joining Country Thang Daily, Ryden wrote for top music publications and interviewed icons like Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson.
  • Ryden has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Middle Tennessee State University, with a minor in Data Analytics.

Top 30 Country Songs This Week – March 15-16 Chart Rankings

  1. Liar – Jelly Roll
  2. A Bar Song (Tipsy) – Shaboozey
  3. Love Somebody – Morgan Wallen
  4. This Town’s Been Too Good To Us – Dylan Scott
  5. I Had Some Help – Post Malone feat. Morgan Wallen
  6. I’m The Problem – Morgan Wallen
  7. Hometown Home – LOCASH
  8. I’m Gonna Love You – Cody Johnson & Carrie Underwood
  9. I Never Lie – Zach Top
  10. High Road – Koe Wetzel & Jessie Murph
  11. Indigo – Sam Barber feat. Avery Anna
  12. Texas – Blake Shelton
  13. Smile – Morgan Wallen
  14. Worst Way – Riley Green
  15. I Ain’t Sayin’ – Jordan Davis
  16. Am I Okay? – Megan Moroney
  17. 4x4xU – Lainey Wilson
  18. Backseat Driver – Kane Brown
  19. Weren’t For The Wind – Ella Langley
  20. Holy Smokes – Bailey Zimmerman
  21. Whiskey Drink – Jason Aldean
  22. Not At This Party – Dasha
  23. Ends Of The Earth – Ty Myers
  24. Somethin’ ‘Bout A Woman – Thomas Rhett feat. Teddy Swims
  25. Friends Like That – John Morgan feat. Jason Aldean
  26. Don’t Mind If I Do – Riley Green feat. Ella Langley
  27. She Hates Me – Dierks Bentley
  28. Forever To Me – Cole Swindell
  29. Cowboys Cry Too – Kelsea Ballerini & Noah Kahan
  30. Happen To Me – Russell Dickerson
  • “Liar” by Jelly Roll jumps to number one thanks to record-breaking radio spins, strong digital sales, and its steady streaming momentum. Jelly Roll is proving he’s not just a one-hit wonder—this song could hold the top spot for multiple weeks.
  • “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” by Shaboozey stays at number two, leading Billboard’s Hot Country Songs, but without dominant radio traction, it couldn’t secure the number one spot this week.
  • “This Town’s Been Too Good To Us” by Dylan Scott rockets to number four, making it the biggest airplay gainer this week. If its upward trend continues, it could be a future number one contender.
  • “Worst Way” by Riley Green lands at number fourteen, continuing to surge in airplay and streaming. With a huge radio boost, it could break into the top ten next week.
  • “Not At This Party” by Dasha debuts at number twenty-two, making an immediate impact with strong digital sales and viral buzz. A newcomer to watch in the coming weeks.
  • “Cowboys Cry Too” by Kelsea Ballerini & Noah Kahan barely holds onto a top thirty spot at number twenty-nine. It’s losing traction on radio, so unless it picks up, it could drop out soon.

Country Songs to Watch

  • “Happen To Me” – Russell Dickerson (#30) – A last-minute entry to the top thirty. If it gains radio traction, it could move up quickly.
  • “Not At This Party” – Dasha (#22) – Strong early numbers suggest this could be a breakout hit in the coming weeks.
  • “Holy Smokes” – Bailey Zimmerman (#20) – Still holding steady after nearly a year on the charts, but could start losing airplay.
  • “Don’t Mind If I Do” – Riley Green & Ella Langley (#26) – Slowing down— it needs a radio push to stay competitive.
  • “She Hates Me” – Dierks Bentley (#27) – New to the top thirty, but climbing fast with solid radio support.

This chart is informed by data from Billboard, Mediabase, and Country Aircheck, combined with our proprietary ranking system to reflect the hottest country songs this week. Our methodology balances streaming, radio airplay, fan engagement, and chart momentum to give a comprehensive view of what’s trending in country music right now.

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