The first Top 40 Country Songs of 2025 list is topped by a few well-known artists, but the Top 10 is made up of many up-and-coming artists vying for their first country success.
To start the new year, Morgan Wallen’s song “Love Somebody” shot to the top of the charts, but it’s not his only contribution.
As they have for the past few months, Post Malone and Jelly Roll also have a number of tunes.
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Of the first ten songs you’ll encounter, four are either already or are on their way to becoming the artist’s first No. 1 smash. This list of the Top 40 country songs includes both classic and contemporary country musicians without bias. Click on any of the links below to listen to your favorite song or performer.
Airplay, sales, streaming charts, and fan ratings are all equally weighted in the January 2025 list of the Top 40 country singles. Any ties are broken by staff opinion.
New Country Songs for January 2025:
- Jelly Roll, “Liar” (10)
- Morgan Wallen, Smile (11)
- Riley Green (Feat. Ella Langley), Don t Mind If I Do
Bubbling Under:
- Warren Zeiders, “Relapse”
- Josh Ross, “Single Again”
- Brad Paisley, “Truck Still Works”
Top 5 Country Songs of January 2025:
1. Love Someone, Morgan Wallen (+1) Morgan Wallen’s “Love Somebody” went from zero to number one in less than a season.
2. Guy For That (+9), Post Malone (with Luke Combs) Is it possible that this song from Post Malone’s F-1 Trillion will be the third to top the list of the Top 40 Country Songs?
3. Jessie Murph and Koe Wetzel, High Road(+1) It’s Koe Wetzel’s first country radio number one single. He claims that ordinary discussion served as the basis for the hallmark line.
4. Wind Up Missing You, Tucker Wetmore (+8) In 2025, a formidable collection of up-and-coming country musicians is set to take the lead. The third member of our Top 5 to be working on a debut No. 1 is Tucker Wetmore.
5. “You Look Like You Love Me” by Ella Langley (with Riley Green) (+5) In 2024, the song “You Look Like You Love Me” was the biggest hit. We’re not finished yet!
The Other Top 40 for This Month:
6. Shaboozey, A Tipsy Bar Song (-1)7. I’m Not Alright, Jelly Roll (-6)Wilson, Lainey, 4X4XU9. Pour Me a Drink (-6) by Post Malone (with Blake Shelton)10. Liar, Jelly Roll11. Smile, Morgan Wallen12. “I’m Gonna Love You” by Cody Johnson and Carrie Underwood (-5)13. Am I Alright, Megan Moroney?(+3)14. Shay + Dan, Larger Houses (+8)15. Don’t Mind If I Do 16. Zach Top, I Never Lie (15) Riley Green (with Ella Langley)17. Boys Back Home, Dylan Scott & Dylan Marlowe (+16)18. “Think I’m in Love With You,” by Chris Stapleton (-3)19. Damn Good Day to Leave, Riley Green (+2)20. Highway Shaboozey.21. I Ain’t Sayin, Jordan Davis (+4)22. Backseat Driver Kane Brown23. Texas’ Blake SheltonWhatcha See Is Whatcha Get (+3) by Chris Janson25. Dylan Scott, We’ve Been Too Good in This Town (+4)26. Holy Smokes, Bailey Zimmerman (+2)27. Carly Pearce, Burning Truck28. “Forever to Me,” by Cole Swindell (+6)29. Returning Home, Old Dominion(+6)30. Noah Khan and Kelsea Ballerini, Cowboys Weep Too31. Whiskey Drink by Jason Aldean (-3)32. Hometown Home, LoCash(+5)33. Friends Like That (+6), featuring Jason Aldean and John Morgan34. Draw Baldridge, Tough Individuals35. Breakin’ in Boots, Matt Stell (+1)36. Heavens to Betsy, Jackson Dean (-7)37. Just To Say We Did, Kenny Chesney (+3)38. Fall of Summer by Scotty McCreery39. Life With You, Kelsey Hart (-7)40. Friday Night Heartbreaker, Jon Pardi
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