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Morgan Wallen Dominates July 2025 Country Music Charts

Kenji TanakaKenji TanakaJuly 2, 20253 Minutes read

The landscape of country music for July 2025 is firmly in the grip of established superstars, with Morgan Wallen leading the charge in the latest Top 40 Country Songs rankings. This comprehensive list, a reflection of robust airplay, significant sales figures, widespread streaming activity, and dedicated fan ratings, sees Wallen occupying the top two spots with his latest releases.

Wallen’s Reign Continues

Taking the coveted number one position is Morgan Wallen’s “Just in Case.” The track has resonated deeply with listeners, solidifying its place at the pinnacle of the country music world for July. Not far behind, at number two, is Wallen’s collaboration with Canadian pop sensation Tate McRae, “What I Want.” This joint effort highlights the ongoing trend of cross-genre appeal within the country music sphere, proving successful in both sales and streaming metrics.

Rising Stars and Enduring Favorites

Emerging talent Ella Langley makes a strong statement with “Weren’t for the Wind,” securing the number three spot. Langley’s track has demonstrated remarkable traction across radio airwaves, streaming platforms, and sales charts, marking her as a significant force in contemporary country music. Following closely, at number four, is the powerful collaboration between Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll, “Hard Fought Hallelujah.” This partnership between two of country and rock’s most compelling voices has clearly struck a chord with audiences. Rounding out the top five is the highly anticipated pairing of Bailey Zimmerman and Luke Combs on “Backup Plan,” showcasing a blend of modern country sensibilities and traditional appeal.

Notable Mentions and Upcoming Releases

The July rankings also shine a spotlight on other artists making waves. Scotty McCreery teams up with the legendary Hootie & the Blowfish for “Bottle Rockets,” a collaboration that has garnered significant attention, especially with an EP release scheduled for July 18. This partnership promises to bridge generational gaps in country music fandom. Another artist featured on the chart is Hudson Westbrook, whose song “House Again” is gaining momentum. Westbrook is set to release a new album on July 25, adding further anticipation for his growing catalog.

Looking back at recent activity, several tracks from late June releases continue to make an impact. Morgan Wallen’s “I Got Better” remains a strong performer, demonstrating his consistent ability to connect with the country music audience. Zach Top’s “Good Times & Tan Lines” also maintains its presence, embodying a classic country feel. Additionally, Meghan Patrick’s “Golden Child” is noted for its lyrical depth and vocal performance, contributing to the diverse soundscape of the current charts.

“Bubbling Under” the Top 40

Beyond the main Top 40, several tracks are making significant moves and are poised to enter the upper echelons of the charts. The “Bubbling Under” list highlights artists on the cusp of wider recognition. Chase Matthew’s “Darlin'” is noted for its strong grassroots appeal. The collaboration between country icon Tim McGraw and rising star Parker McCollum on “Paper Umbrellas” signifies a notable crossover event. Megan Moroney’s “6 Months Later” is also gaining traction, showcasing her evolving artistry and connection with a dedicated fanbase.

The methodology for compiling the Top 40 Country Songs list is multifaceted, aiming for a holistic view of a song’s popularity and impact. It rigorously analyzes data from country music radio airplay, which remains a crucial barometer for mainstream success. Equally important are sales figures, reflecting direct consumer purchases, and streaming data from major platforms, which indicate real-time listener engagement. Fan ratings, gathered through various surveys and direct feedback channels, also play a pivotal role in shaping the rankings. In cases where ties occur across these metrics, the final decision on song placement is determined by the informed opinion of the chart’s editorial staff, ensuring a balanced and authoritative representation of the month’s most popular country music.

The dominance of artists like Morgan Wallen, alongside the strong showings from both established names and emerging talents such as Ella Langley, Brandon Lake, Jelly Roll, Bailey Zimmerman, and Luke Combs, paints a vibrant picture of the current country music scene. With highly anticipated releases and promising collaborations continuing to emerge, the charts for the remainder of 2025 are set to remain dynamic and engaging for country music enthusiasts nationwide.

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Kenji Tanaka

Kenji's love for country music began with a Johnny Cash album he found in a record store in his native Kyoto, Japan. He was so inspired that he moved to the United States to study American music history. Kenji's articles often explore the cross-cultural appeal of country music and its influence on other genres.

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