“Love is Your Name” is the name of country radio’s most added song.
According to Mediabase, the debut country single from iconic Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler received adds from 38 monitored stations this week. No other country song earned as much support.
The most added honor comes as “Love” already claims positions on the Mediabase and Billboard country airplay charts. Fueled by promotional support from iHeartMedia, it appears at #45 on the most recent edition of the former chart and #33 on the latter.
Tyler performed the song during last Wednesday’s “American Idol” finale.
Each added by 22 Mediabase-monitored stations, Randy Houser’s “We Went” and Zac Brown Band’s “Loving You Easy” tie for second-most added. Sam Hunt’s “House Party” grabs fourth-most added on the strength of its 17 adds, while Brett Eldredge’s “Lose My Mind” leverages 16 adds for fifth-most.
Other popular country options: Chris Janson’s “Buy Me a Boat” (14 adds, 6th-most added), Chris Young’s “I’m Comin’ Over” (13 adds, 7th-most added), Old Dominion’s “Break Up with Him” (12 adds, 8th-most added), Thomas Rhett’s “Crash and Burn” (11 adds, 9th-most added), Cole Swindell’s “Let Me See Ya Girl” (10 adds, 10th-most added, tie), Luke Bryan’s “Kick the Dust Up” (10 adds, 10th-most added, tie).
