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Country Singles Rack Up Gold And Platinum RIAA Certifications in June
July 2, 2021 at 1:53 PM (PT)
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Although no Country albums were certified by the RIAA in JUNE, a tremendous number of Country singles earned gold and platinum certifications. They included 13 for DIERKS BENTLEY, 10 for LUKE BRYAN and GEORGE STRAIT, nine each for ERIC CHURCH, DARIUS RUCKER and CHRIS STAPLETON, eight for LITTLE BIG TOWN and seven for KEITH URBAN. All of those are UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP NASHVILLE artists.
RUCKER’s “Wagon Wheel” was certified nine times platinum, BRYAN’s “Country Girl (Shake it For Me)” went 7x platinum, while CHURCH’s “Springsteen” went 6x platinum and URBAN’s “Blue Ain’t Your Color” went 5x platinum. LITTLE CIG TOWN’s “Pontoon” went quadruple platinum, and the band earned additional multi-platinum certifications for “Better Man” (2x) and “Boondocks” (2x). SAM HUNT earned quadruple platinum status for “House Party” and triple platinum for “Make You Miss Me.”
The month’s other multi-platinum singles included: MORGAN WALLEN’s “Whiskey Glasses” (5x platinum), “Chasin’ You” (3x) and “Up Down” (3x). STAPLETON’s “Broken Halos,” URBAN’s “The Fighter” and KIP MOORE’S “Somethin’ Bout A Truck” went triple platinum, along with BRYAN’s “Strip It Down” and “Huntin’ Fishin’ And Lovin’ Every Day.” BROTHERS OSBORNE’s “Stay A Little Longer” earned double platinum status, as did STAPLETON’s “Parachute,” DEANA CARTER’s “Strawberry Wine,” BRYAN’s “Knockin’ Boots,” URBAN’s “Cop Car,” CHURCH’s “Homeboy” and “Give Me Back My Hometown,” STRAIT’s “Amarillo By Morning” and “I Cross My Heart,” and BENTLEY’s “I Hold On,” “Somewhere On A Beach” and “What Was I Thinkin’.”
Here are the month's additional platinum-certified singles:
KELSEA BALLERINI: Hole In The Bottle
CHRIS STAPLETON: Whiskey And You, Traveller and Starting Over
GARY ALLAN: Right Where I Need To Be
DARIUS RUCKER: For The First Time, Come Back Song, This, It Won't Be Like This For Long, and Don't Think I Don't Think About it
DAVID LEE MURPHY: Dust On The Bottle and Out With A Bang
DIERKS BENTLEY: Woman, Amen; Am I The Only One; Black; Sideways; and Come A Little Closer
ERIC CHURCH: Hell On The Heart, Desperate Man and Some Of It
GEORGE STRAIT: All My Ex's Live In Texas, Here For A Good Time and You Look So Good In Love
JON PARDI: Ain't Always the Cowboy
JORDAN DAVIS: Slow Dance In A Parking Lot
KEITH URBAN: Wasted Time
KIP MOORE: Beer Money
REBA McENTIRE: Consider Me Gone
LITTLE BIG TOWN: Day Drinking and Little White Church
LUKE BRYAN: Fast and What Makes You Country
SAM HUNT: Hard To Forget
SHANIA TWAIN: For Ever And For Always
These are June’s Gold singles:
MORGAN WALLEN If I Know Me and Little Rain
BROTHERS OSBORNE: I Don't Remember Me Before You and 21 Summer
CHRIS STAPLETON: More Of You, I Was Wrong Might As Well Get Stoned and Either Way
GEORGE STRAIT: The Cowboy Rides Away
DARIUS RUCKER: History In The Making, Beers & Sunshine and Homegrown Honey
DIERKS BENTLEY: Tip It On Back, Settle For A Slow Down, Every Mile A Memory, I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes and Riser
ERIC CHURCH: How 'Bout You, Monsters and Hell Of A View
GEORGE STRAIT: The Cowboy Rides Away, She Let Herself Go, Heartland, I Just Want To Dance With You and Blue Clear Sky
JON PARDI: What I Can't Put Down and When I've Been Drinkin'
JORDAN DAVIS: Almost Maybes
KEITH URBAN We Were, God Whispered Your Name and One Too Many (with P!NK)
KIP MOORE: I'm To Blame, She's Mine and More Girls Like You
LAUREN ALAINA: Road Less Traveled, Getting Good, Like My Mother Does and Doin' Fine
LITTLE BIG TOWN: Your Side Of The Bed, Life In A Northen Town and When Someone Stops Loving You
LUKE BRYAN: Country Man, Muckalee Creek Water, Buzzkill and Down To One
SAM HUNT: Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90's
SHANIA TWAIN: I'm Gonna Getcha Good!
DYLAN SCOTT: Nobody
See all of the month’s certifications here.