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deal with Cheatin’ Heart Records – the new label venture by Thirroul Music Festival founders, Luke Woods and Aaron Curnow (also founder of Spunk Records). She says, “The song comes from ... building of 'The Snowy Scheme'. As Long As It's Not Us – Lachlan Bryan and the Wildes with Tim Rogers Lachlan Bryan and the Wildes have released the title track

Things A Man Oughta Know (#29), Dylan Scott ’s Nobody (#32), Waves by Luke Bryan (#37) and Cold Beer Calling My Name by Jameson Rodgers featuring Luke Combs also gain

King O’Shea – Thank You Angels Luke O’Shea – Lady Of The Land Lachlan Bryan And the Wildes – Black Coffee Jeff Brown – I Love

Calling My Name by Jameson Rodgers featuring Luke Combs debuting at #48. Waves by Luke Bryan (#44), Thomas Rhett ‘s Country Again (#46) and Just The Way by Parmalee

Luke Bryan honours his late older brother Chris, who was tragically killed in a car accident in 1996, in a new song called Songs You Never Heard. The singer pulls ... written with Josh Osborne and Luke Laird for Bryan’s new IMDB docuseries. Luke Bryan: My Dirt Road Diary follows Bryan through the ups and downs, highs and lows, triumphs

Only Knows by for KING & COUNTRY and Dolly Parton (#32), and Luke Bryan ’s Waves (#36) are also notably up this week. Newcomer Callista Clark ’s It’s Cause

Drowns The Whiskey with Miranda Lambert , and The Only Way I Know with Luke Bryan and Eric Church . Seven of Aldean’s previous studio albums have been certified platinum

Will Have Your Way at #23, Buy Dirt by Jordan Davis and Luke Bryan (#28) and Annie June by Lily Grace and James Blundell (#34). Drunk

Shane Nicholson at #36, Brett Young ’s Not Yet at #41 and Waves by Luke Bryan at #45. There are only a couple of re-entries this week with

distinctly smooth, round mouthfeel that gives ‘Beach Whiskey’ drinkability unlike other harsh whiskeys. Luke Bryan Bryan partnered with Constellation Brand to create ‘ Two Lane American Golden Lager ’, a low-calorie

premiered the music video here – and Buy Dirt by Jordan Davis and Luke Bryan (#50). Blame It On You by Jason Aldean re-enters the charts at #37, followed