Dylan Scott’s “This Town’s Been Too Good to Us” jumps three places to No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart (dated April 5). During the March 21-27 tracking week, the song increased by 17% to 27.5 million audience impressions, according to Luminate.
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Scott co-wrote the single with John Byron, Ashley Gorley, Taylor Phillips and Ryan Vojtesak.
The fourth Country Airplay leader for 34-year-old Scott from Bastrop, La., follows his duet with Dylan Marlowe, “Boys Back Home,” which hit No. 2 in January. Scott earned his first No. 1, among seven top 10s, with “My Girl,” in July 2017. He led again with “New Truck” in August 2022 and “Can’t Have Mine” in December 2023. All three of his previous chart-toppers ruled for one week each.
Scott’s two other top 10s both reached No. 2: “Nobody,” in June 2021, and “Hooked,” in September 2018.
Meanwhile, as Scott’s latest leader hits the summit in its 55th chart week, it completes the longest trip to No. 1 since Parmalee’s “Gonna Love You” needed 56 frames to reach the apex in December.
Scott’s next album, Easy Does It, is due May 30.
38’s Special
Blake Shelton claims his 38th Country Airplay top 10 as “Texas” steps 11-10 (16.6 million, up 2%). The song follows his Post Malone collaboration “Pour Me a Drink,” which dominated for three weeks last October, becoming his 29th No. 1 (and Post Malone’s second).
Shelton’s first of 63 Country Airplay entries, “Austin,” dominated for five weeks starting in August 2001.
“Texas” is the lead single from Shelton’s album For Recreational Use Only, expected May 9.
All charts dated April 5 will update Tuesday, April 1, on Billboard.com.
