“Man Made a Bar” by Morgan Wallen and Eric Church climbed to No. 1 on the Country Airplay Chart

Morgan Wallen's 'Man Made a Bar' featuring Eric Church rises to No.1 Advertising signCountry Airplay Chart (dated April 20). The single gained 14% to an audience of 31.1 million April 5-11, according to Luminate.

Wallen earns his 12th Country Airplay leader and Church his 11th. The track, which was co-written by Rocky Block, Jordan Dozzi, Larry Fleet and Brett Tyler and Joey Moi production, is from Wallen's 36-song album One thing at a timewhich dominated the Top Country Albums for 45 frames and the Billboard 200 for all genres for 19 weeks – the longest of all time – since its release in March 2023.

Wallen, 30, of Sneedville, Tenn., scores his fifth Country Airplay No. 1 of One thing at a time, following “Thinkin' Bout Me,” which ruled for five frames starting in October 2023, “Last Night” (eight, starting in May 2023) and two singles released before the album, “Thought You Should Know” (three, beginning February 2023) and “You Proof” (record 10, beginning October 2022). The set also cracked the top 10 for the title track (No. 8, May 2023) and “Everything I Love” (No. 3, December).

Wallen last starred in Country Airplay as featured on Thomas Rhett's “Mamaw's House” for a week in March. Church, meanwhile, tops Country Airplay for the first time since May 2021, when “Hell of a View” led for a week.

'Where it ends' Begins Top 10 stay

Bailey Zimmerman's “Where It Ends” gains 13-9 on Country Airplay (19.5 million, up 13%). The song, which he co-wrote, is his fourth career top 10 debut, following three No. 1s: “Fall in Love,” for one week in December 2022, “Rock and a Hard Place” (six weeks, starting April 2023) and “Religious” (one, September 2023).

“Wildflower” power.

Lainey Wilson collects her seventh straight career Country Airplay top 10 opening (not including holiday fare) as “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” rides 11-10 (18.3 million, down 1%). The song, which she co-wrote, follows her collaboration with Jelly Roll, 'Save Me', which ruled for two weeks in December, becoming her fourth leader and Jelly Roll's third.