Jason Aldean visited Blair Garner at After MidNite studios to promote his forthcoming CD "Night Train," which is available for preview on iTunes before it hits shelves next week (10/16). Blair and staff welcomed the Georgia native by donning University of Georgia attire. Pictured (L-R) Aldean Blair, AME MD Robin Rhodes, AME Intern Matt Brum and Blair Garner.
SPIN ZONE
The promotion grind has slowed down the action considerably in this week’s MusicRow Chart, leaving positions 1-3 exactly as they were in the previous week. Luke Bryan’s “Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye” stays at No. 1 for a second week, trailed closely by Eric Church and Lee Brice. In spite of the slow week, Jake Owen’s “The One that Got Away” and Greg Bates’ “Did It For the Girl” are maneuvering into position at No. 4 and 5, respectively.
Not terribly affected by the grind are Brad Paisley’s new “Southern Comfort Zone,” moving 24-19, Zac Brown Band’s “Goodbye In Her Eyes,” which advances 30-24, and Little Big Town’s “Tornado,” which jumps 35-26 after picking up 17 adds. Taylor Swift’s “Begin Again” is also off to a great start, hitting No. 29 in its third week charting.
New additions include Uncle Kracker’s “Nobody’s Sad on a Saturday Night” at No. 71 (released to radio via EMI/Sugar Hill), tied with Taylor Swift for most adds this week, plus RoseHill’s “When the Flame Goes Out,” Kix Brooks’ “Bring It On Home,” and John Karl’s “Redneck Rich.”
Frozen Playlists: KITX, KYTN, WEIO, WTHO, WUCZ, WXXK
17-year-old singer Brooke Hudgins recently stopped by for an early morning interview with KFAV/Warrenton, MO MD Mike Thomas to promote her single “80 Acres of Stars.”
Upcoming Singles
October 16
Kristy Lee Cook/Airborne Ranger Infantry/BBR
Josh Turner/Find Me A Baby/MCA
Chris Young/I Can Take It From There/RCA
Heartland/The Sound A Dream Makes/R&J-Triple Crown
Montgomery Gentry/I’ll Keep The Kids/Average Joes
October 18
Tracy Lawrence/Stop Drop and Roll/LMG
October 22
Hunter Hayes/Somebody’s Heartbreak/Atlantic-WMN
Josh Abbott Band/I’ll Sing About Mine/PDT-Atlantic-WMN
Sarah Darling/Home To Me/Black River
Sweetwater Rain/Starshine/Curb
Brinn Black (R) recently finished a radio tour in the Northeast promoting the single “That Should Have Been Us.” Black is pictured with staffers at WOLF in Syracuse, NY.
New On The Chart—Debuting This Week
Artist/song/label — chart pos.
Uncle Kracker/Nobody’s Sad On A Saturday Night/EMI Nashville-Sugar Hill – 71
RoseHill/When the Flame Goes Out – 78
Kix Brooks/Bring It On Home/Arista Nashville – 79
John Karl/Redneck Rich – 80
Most Added
Artist/song/label — New Adds
Taylor Swift/Begin Again/Big Machine – 20
Uncle Kracker/Nobody’s Sad On A Saturday Night/EMI Nashville-Sugar Hill – 20
Little Big Town/Tornado/Capitol – 17
Montgomery Gentry/I’ll Keep The Kids/Average Joes – 15
Faith Hill/American Heart/Warner Bros. – 13
Zac Brown Band/Goodbye In Her Eyes/Southern Ground/Atlantic – 12
Gary Allan/Every Storm (Runs Out Of Rain)/MCA – 11
Kacey Musgraves/Merry Go Round/Mercury – 11
LiveWire/Lies/Way Out West – 10
Chris Young/I Can Take It From There/RCA Nashville – 10
Rosehill/When The Flame Goes Out/Tenacity Records – 8
Katie Armiger/Better In A Black Dress/Cold River – 8
Greatest Spin Increase
Artist/song/label — spin+
Taylor Swift/Begin Again/Big Machine – 453
Zac Brown Band/Goodbye In Her Eyes/Southern Ground-Atlantic – 379
Little Big Town/Tornado/Capitol – 378
Brad Paisley/Southern Comfort Zone/Arista Nashville – 294
Kenny Chesney/El Cerrito Place/Blue Chair-Columbia Nashville – 199
On Deck—Soon To Be Charting
Artist/song/label — spins
Joanna Mosca/Dream On Savannah/Dolce Diva Music – 199
Chris Young/I Can Take It From There/RCA Nashville – 193
Levi Riggs/Still a Place for That/Windridge Records – 180
Lost Trailers/American Beauty/Stokes Tunes – 174
Randy Rogers Band/One More Sad Song/MCA Nashville – 163
Brad Paisley is currently promoting his new “Southern Comfort Zone” single and his Virtual Reality Tour 2012 recently played the Cruzan Rum Amphitheater in West Palm Beach, FL. The single lands at No. 19 on the MusicRow Chart. Pictured (L-R): Rachel Fontenot (Arista Nashville Associate Director, Marketing), Paisley, Leslie Fram (CMT SVP Music Strategy), Lesly Tyson (Arista Nashville VP Promotion)
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