Justin Moore's 'Time's Ticking' Hits No. 1 After 67 Weeks

0:00It's April 3rd. This is Music News Today, powered by AI Your Daily Sound Check. I'm Cory with the story. Justin Moore just snagged his 11th number 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay Chart with Times Ticking. The track jumped two spots to the top on the April 11th list, racking up 29.9 million audience impressions of 14%. Bump from the week before. This one's a slow burner, taking a record 67 weeks to climb to number 1. Moore co-wrote it with Will Bundy, Randy Montana, and Jeremy Stover, and Dirk's Bentley guests on the album version. It's his first chart topper since, with a woman you love, back in September 2022. Moore's built a rock solid rep at Country Radio over the years. Out of his 23 charted singles, nearly 70% hit the top 10, and most of those reach number 1. He's been averaging a new leader every 20 months since his debut in August 2008. Blue Highway Records is hyped, praising Moore as a true-to-form hitmaker, who stayed

1:03steady no matter the trends. Times Ticking now edges out the previous longest climbs, like Michael Ray's and Travis Dennings 65-week runs. Meanwhile, Luke Bryan dropped his 49th career entry. Country and she knows it, debuting at number 21 with 8.1 million impressions. His collab with George Burge, Ride, Ride, Ride holds at number 25. Country Radio keeps proving these artists got that lasting fire.