Eric Church, FGL, Luke Bryan Lead SoundScan Mid-Year Country Sales Charts
10 years ago Liv Carter Comments Off on Eric Church, FGL, Luke Bryan Lead SoundScan Mid-Year Country Sales Charts
It comes as a surprise to no one who has followed the country charts in 2014 so far, Eric Church, Florida Georgia Line, and Luke Bryan lead the sales at the midway point.
Billboard compiled the Nielsen Soundscan figures and they place Eric Church’ The Outsiders as the top-selling album, with just under 650k copies sold, and Florida Georgia Line’s ‘This Is How We Roll’ as the top-selling single, with over 1.5 million downloads.
High as those number seem, they are a significant drop from last year when six country singles cleared the one million mark. Now only three reach smash-hit status, as along with FGL, only Luke Bryan’s ‘Play It Again’ and Brantley Gilbert‘s ‘Bottoms Up’ accrued a 7-digit sales figure.
Mid-Year 2014
Top 10 Selling Country Albums, Year To Date
Artist Title Yr to Date Sales
1. Eric Church – The Outsiders – 642,000
2. Luke Bryan – Crash My Party – 455,000
3. Brantley Gilbert – Just As I Am – 412,000
4. Florida Georgia Line – Here’s to the Good Times – 393,000
5. Miranda Lambert – Platinum – 305,000
6. Cole Swindell – Cole Swindell – 194,000
7. Dierks Bentley – Riser – 178,000
8. Blake Shelton – Based On a True Story – 176,000
9. Jennifer Nettles – That Girl – 165,000
10. Johnny Cash – Out Among the Stars – 149,000
Top 10 Selling Country Digital Songs, Year To Date
Artist Title Yr to Date Sales
1. Florida Georgia Line feat. Luke Bryan – ‘This Is How We Roll’ – 1,514,000
2. Luke Bryan – ‘Play It Again’ – 1,276,000
3. Brantley Gilbert – ‘Bottoms Up’ – 1,221,000
4. Jake Owen – ‘Beachin” – 799,000
5. Keith Urban – ‘Cop Car’ – 780,000
6. Eric Church – ‘Give Me Back My Hometown’ – 758,000
7. Luke Bryan – ‘Drink a Beer’ – 738,000
8. Jerrod Niemann – ‘Drink To That All Night’ – 720,000
9. Thomas Rhett – ‘Get Me Some of That’ – 674,000
10. Rascall Flatts – ‘Rewind’ – 626,000
Liv Carter
She holds several certificates from Berklee College of Music, and a certificate in Positive Psychology from UC Berkeley.
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