John Rich has just released a very personal music video for his new song, “The Devil and the TVA.” Will he lead the most popular videos in country music this week?
Taste of Country readers just like you get to decide that.
Rich’s new song is aimed at the controversy around the Tennessee Valley Authority’s recent plan to build a methane plant in rural Cheatham County in Tennessee. The country singer helped lead a public outcry that resulted in the TVA scrapping that plan, and he filmed his new video in Cheatham County, dedicating it to “all those who stood their ground”:
Colbie Caillat and Lee Brice also have a great new video out for their duet on “Kinda Single”:
Bucky Heard once again tops the countdown this week, followed by Karen Waldrup and Home Free.
Newcomer Matt Cooper makes a splashy debut at No. 4 in his first-ever week in the countdown with a performance video for his upcoming debut single, “Highs & Lows,” while Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton, the War and Treaty and Thomas Rhett and Tucker Wetmore all debut in the Top 10 this week, as well.
Which artist and video will you vote for this week?
Taste of Country lets our readers decide their favorite videos in country music each week, so if you want to see your favorite artists win, you’ve got to vote and keep on voting!
Good luck!
Note: Fans can vote for one video, once every hour until the poll closes next Saturday at 12PM ET. The weekly Top 10 will be revealed immediately after the poll closes. Videos are retired after six months, when fans lose interest or when an artist releases a new video for a current single.
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10
“Late Great Heartbreak”
Old Dominion
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9
“Small Town Girls”
Thomas Rhett and Tucker Wetmore
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8
“Feels Like Home”
The War and Treaty
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7
“Come on Home”
Oak Ridge Boys
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6
“If You Can Bluff”
Wild Mountain Mystics
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5
“A Song to Sing”
Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton
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4
“Highs & Lows”
Matt Cooper
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3
“Achy Breaky Heart”
Home Free
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2
“Blue Cowboy Boots”
Karen Waldrup
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1
“It Is What It Is (Till It Ain’t)”
Bucky Heard
