Ben Gallaher has just released an acoustic performance video for his new single, “I’ll Take You.” Will he land at the top of Taste of Country’s weekly Video Countdown?
That’s up to readers just like you.
Gallaher’s new video is titled “I’ll Take You (The Taylor Gold Acoustic Version),” and it features the Taste of Country RISERS: 2026 Artists to Watch artist and his band performing the up-tempo, guitar-driven song acoustically amid the natural splendor of Bryce Canyon in Utah.
The song highlights the guitar skills that earned Gallaher a spot among Taste of Country’s rundown of the best guitarists in country music.
“I started playing acoustic guitar when I was six, long before ever picking up an electric. And after playing ‘I’ll Take You’ solo acoustic for my friends at radio these past few months, I wanted to give the fans this version of the song as well,” Gallaher explains.
The track is the first fans have head from a forthcoming project titled The Taylor Gold Acoustic Versions, which features Gallaher re-imagining the songs from his debut album, Time, in acoustic arrangements. That project is slated for the Summer of 2026.
Gallaher is facing stiff competition from Corey Kent, whose new video for “Wannabe” is also looking for votes this week:
The Top 10 has three new entries this week.
Blake Shelton debuts at No. 4 with his heartfelt new video for “Let Him in Anyway.” Parker McCollum is at No. 7 with “Montgomery County,” while Kelly Lang bows at No. 8 with her clip for “HollyWould.”
Which artist and video has your vote 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.
Voting results can change slightly after the weekly poll closes, since we tabulate the votes and remove illegitimate votes that skew the results.
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10
“If Daddy Says No”
Harper Grace
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9
“Come and Get Your Boy”
HunterGirl
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7
“Montgomery County”
Parker McCollum
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6
“We Could Use a Little More”
Tenille Townes
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5
“Butterfly”
Zac Brown Band and Dolly Parton
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4
“Let Him in Anyway”
Blake Shelton
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3
“A Song to Sing”
Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton
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2
“When She Calls Me Cowboy”
Spencer Hatcher
