Not surprisingly, in 2024, country music had a significant impact on digital jukeboxes.
After all, four of the Top 5 songs that are most frequently played on TouchTunes jukeboxes across America were from this genre halfway through the year.
Country music continued to be one of the most popular jukebox selections as the year came to an end, with modern hits by singers like Shaboozey and Zach Bryan being among the most popular choices.
However, Toby Keith, a well-known jukebox musician, isn’t putting out any new music right now.
According to Billboard research, Keith’s 2003 hit song “I Love This Bar” is ranked No. 4 on the 2024 Most-Played Songs List and No. 2 on the Top 5 list of catalog songs played on digital jukeboxes this year.
Additionally, Keith is third on TouchTunes’ list of the Top 10 Played Male Artists, which includes musicians from a variety of genres. This year, fans were especially thinking about his music because the singer passed away from stomach cancer in February.
See the Country Song That Was Played the Most the Year You Were Born
Country music dominates the Top 10 most-played male TouchTunes artists, with Morgan Wallen at the top and Zach Bryan at number two. You could argue that Posty doesn’t count because he released a full-length country album this year, but Drake, Eminem, and Post Malone are the only non-country musicians in the Top 10.
In contrast, there are relatively few country acts among the Top 10 most-played female TouchTunes artists.The lone completely country singer on the list, Shania Twain, holds the tenth position. Taylor Swift, the country-turned-pop sensation, is at number one, and Beyoncé, who released her country album in 2024, is at number three.
One of the top country songs that has remained at the top since the middle of the year is among the Top 5 Most Played Songs of 2024 on TouchTunes.
- No. 5: Post Malone feat. Morgan Wallen, “I Had Some Help”
- No. 4: Toby Keith, “I Love This Bar”
- No. 3: Teddy Swims, “Lose Control”
- No. 2: Chris Stapleton, “Tennessee Whiskey”
- No. 1: Shaboozey, “A Bar Song (Tipsy)”
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