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This is a list of notable events in country music that took place in 2023.

Events

  • January 6 – Marty Stuart invites Henry Cho and Gary Mule Deer to become the newest members of the Grand Ole Opry, the first time comedians have been invited in almost 50 years following Jerry Clower in 1973. Cho is the first Asian person to become a member of the Opry.[1] They were inducted on February 11 and March 10 respectively.
  • January 23 – Gabby Barrett's "Pick Me Up", Lainey Wilson's "Heart Like a Truck" and Carly Pearce's "What He Didn't Do", all reach #4, #8 and #10 respectively at US Country Radio (as measured by Mediabase). This marks the first time since 2020 that three solo women have charted in the top ten simultaneously.[2]
  • February 11 – Kane Brown and his wife Katelyn Brown top the Country Airplay chart with "Thank God", making it the second duet by a married couple to top that chart following Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's "It's Your Love" in 1997.[3]
  • March 15 – Miranda Lambert announces that she is leaving Sony Music Nashville after 19 years.[4]
  • March 20 – Several artists hold Love Rising, a charity concert organized by Allison Russell at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, to raise awareness and funds for the LGBTQIA+ community of Tennessee.[5]
  • March 23 – Record label Arista Nashville closes after 34 years in operation.[6]
  • March 27 – The Band Perry officially announce that they are going on hiatus.[7]
  • March 31 – 4 Runner reunites for the second time and releases their first studio album in 20 years.[8]
  • April 11 – Granger Smith announces that he will be leaving country music in order to focus on ministry at his local church outside of Austin, Texas.[9]
  • April 23 – Morgan Wallen cancels show at Vaught–Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi just minutes before taking the stage due to vocal problems. The cancellation caused outrage in some fans including lawsuits being filed even though tickets were refunded. Rumors quickly spread stating that he was drunk and had to go to the hospital to get his stomach pumped, however those rumors were debunked. Morgan has since postponed the following weeks shows to be on vocal rest.[10]
  • April 28 – While performing on stage at Stagecoach Festival, Alan Jackson appears via video link to invite Jon Pardi to become the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry.[11]
  • May 11 – Jimmie Allen, his management company and record producer Ash Bowers have a lawsuit filed against them by an unnamed former manager who alleged that Allen repeatedly verbally and sexually assaulted her and that she was fired for disclosing this abuse. As a result, Allen's record label suspended him immediately and he was dropped from a planned performance slot at the 50th CMA Music Festival.[12][13] Allen was subsequently dropped from the label after a second accuser came forward.
  • May 15 – Reba McEntire is announced as Blake Shelton's replacement for the 24th season of The Voice, set to premiere in the fall of 2023.[14]
  • June 8–11 – CMA Music Festival celebrates its milestone 50th anniversary in Nashville, revolving around the nightly concerts at Nissan Stadium.[15]
  • June 28 – Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal launch their own label, RumbleStrip Records.[16]
  • July 1 – Tracy Chapman becomes the first black woman to have a chart-topping country song as a sole writer when Luke Combs' cover of her 1988 hit "Fast Car" reached number one on the Country Airplay chart. It also becomes the first country cover of a pop hit to top the chart since Blake Shelton's cover of Michael Bublé's 2005 single "Home" did so in July 2008.[17]
  • July 8 – Following the retirement of drummer Brian Prout and mandolinist Gene Johnson from Diamond Rio, they are respectively replaced by Micah Schweinsberg and Carson McKee. This is the first lineup change to Diamond Rio in 25 years, and it results in McKee becoming the band's first female member.[18]
  • July 15 – Miranda Lambert causes controversy during her performance of "Tin Man" at her Velvet Rodeo residency in Las Vegas, by scolding a group of fans taking selfies as she was starting the song. The incident divided fans on social media.[19]
  • July 18 – Jason Aldean receives significant media attention for the lyrical content of his single "Try That in a Small Town", with many listeners criticizing the song for its lyrical content and the imagery used in the music video. In response, CMT withdrew the video from their channel.[20]
  • July 22 – Bill Anderson is honored as the Grand Ole Opry's longest-serving member in the show's history. Anderson's membership has not lapsed in 62 years since his initial induction in 1961.[21]
  • July 31 – For the first time in history, country songs hold the top three positions on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 chart: Aldean's "Try That in a Small Town", Morgan Wallen's "Last Night", and Combs' "Fast Car". "Try That in a Small Town" becomes the 21st song to reach number one on both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Hot Country Songs charts.[22]
  • August 27 – Ty Herndon marries his husband, Alex Schwartz.[23]
  • September 9 – Luke Combs becomes the first artist to simultaneously occupy the top two positions on the Country Airplay chart as a solo act with no accompanying acts when his singles "Love You Anyway" and "Fast Car" occupy the number one and two positions, respectively. In doing so, he also becomes the second act overall to accomplish such a feat after Luke Bryan achieved the same in May 2014 with his single "Play It Again" and his appearance on Florida Georgia Line's "This Is How We Roll".[24]
  • September 15 – Maren Morris announces her exit from the country music industry.[25]
  • October 3 – Ronnie Milsap performs his final Nashville show at the Bridgestone Arena joined by more than thirty guest artists. Though he is retiring from performing, he will continue to record.[26]
  • October 7 – Sara Evans becomes a member of the Grand Ole Opry and is inducted by Crystal Gayle. She was invited on August 18 by Bill Anderson, Lady A and Carly Pearce during a 25th anniversary concert at the Ryman Auditorium.[27]
  • October 24 – Jon Pardi becomes the first California native to become a member of the Opry. He was inducted by Garth Brooks.
  • December 3 – Scotty McCreery is invited by Garth Brooks to become the next Opry member, with his induction set for early 2024.[28]
  • December 5 – Brenda Lee's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" hits number one for the first time on the Billboard Hot 100. At 78, the feat makes Lee the oldest artist to have a number one single in the chart's history, and the artist with the longest gap between number ones, following 1960's "I Want to Be Wanted", along with breaking several other major chart records.[29]
  • December 6 – Taylor Swift is named Time magazine's Person of the Year, becoming the first such subject honored specifically for achievement in the arts. The magazine cited her 2023–2024 Eras Tour, which was set to become the highest-grossing concert tour of all time, and its significant cultural and economic impact.[30] It is Swift's second Person of the Year distinction, after having been named as part of "The Silence Breakers" in 2017.

Top hits of the year

The following songs placed within the Top 20 on the Hot Country Songs, Country Airplay, or Canada Country charts in 2023:

See also: List of Billboard number-one country songs of 2023
See also: List of number-one country singles of 2023 (Canada)

Singles released by American and Australian artists

Songs Airplay Canada Single[citation needed] Artist References
11 35 — "5 Leaf Clover" Luke Combs
11 56 – "'98 Braves" Morgan Wallen
6 – – "Ain't That Some" Morgan Wallen
17 1 4 "Angels (Don't Always Have Wings)" Thomas Rhett
15 – – "Born with a Beer in My Hand" Morgan Wallen
9 — — "Boys of Faith" Zach Bryan
featuring Bon Iver
31 11 7 "Brown Eyes Baby" Keith Urban [31]
8 1 1 "Bury Me in Georgia" Kane Brown
19 4 2 "But I Got a Beer in My Hand" Luke Bryan
10 1 6 "Can't Have Mine (Find You a Girl)" Dylan Scott
6 2 1 "Dancin' in the Country" Tyler Hubbard
11 – – "Dawns" Zach Bryan
featuring Maggie Rogers 		[32]
12 — — "Deep Satin" Zach Bryan
13 – – "Devil Don't Know" Morgan Wallen
16 2 27 "Down Home" Jimmie Allen
22 13 4 "Drinkaby" Cole Swindell
7 — — "East Side of Sorrow" Zach Bryan
15 — — "El Dorado" Zach Bryan
7 3 1 "Everything I Love" Morgan Wallen
24 17 2 "Everything She Ain't" Hailey Whitters
1 1 1 "Fast Car" Luke Combs
12 — — "Fear and Friday's" Zach Bryan
19 — — "Fear and Friday's (Poem)" Zach Bryan
19 3 8 "Girl in Mine" Parmalee
15 2 7 "God Gave Me a Girl" Russell Dickerson
5 1 1 "Going, Going, Gone" Luke Combs
20 2 1 "Gold" Dierks Bentley
– 18 38 "Good Day for Living" Joe Nichols
18 58 – "Growin' Up and Gettin' Old" Luke Combs
10 2 4 "Handle on You" Parker McCollum [33]
– 20 24 "Hate My Heart" Carrie Underwood
7 2 1 "Heart Like a Truck" Lainey Wilson [34]
14 — — "Heartbroken" Diplo,
Jessie Murph and Polo G 		[35]
5 — — "Hey Driver" Zach Bryan
featuring The War and Treaty
17 — — "Holy Roller" Zach Bryan
featuring Sierra Ferrell
20 – – "Hope That's True" Morgan Wallen
– 16 – "How It Oughta Be" Shane Profitt
15 8 3 "Human" Cody Johnson
9 60 – "I Wrote the Book" Morgan Wallen
32 17 2 "If You Go Down (I'm Goin' Down Too)" Kelsea Ballerini
13 3 4 "It Matters to Her" Scotty McCreery
1 1 1 "Last Night" Morgan Wallen
26 13 23 "Looking for You" Chris Young
3 1 1 "Love You Anyway" Luke Combs
7 4 1 "Memory Lane" Old Dominion
3 1 1 "Need a Favor" Jelly Roll
7 2 1 "Next Thing You Know" Jordan Davis [36]
15 — — "Nine Ball" Zach Bryan
25 18 3 "No Body" Blake Shelton
2 8 1 "One Thing at a Time" Morgan Wallen
10 — — "Overtime" Zach Bryan
18 — — "Pain, Sweet Pain" Zach Bryan
14 6 14 "Pick Me Up" Gabby Barrett
16 – – "Red" Hardy
featuring Morgan Wallen
4 1 1 "Religiously" Bailey Zimmerman
1 40 — "Rich Men North of Richmond" Oliver Anthony [37]
2 1 1 "Rock and a Hard Place" Bailey Zimmerman
5 — — "Sarah's Place" Zach Bryan
featuring Noah Kahan
6 1 1 "Save Me" Jelly Roll
with Lainey Wilson
18 — — "Smaller Acts" Zach Bryan
1 20 28 "Something in the Orange" Zach Bryan [32]
8 1 7 "Son of a Sinner" Jelly Roll
6 — — "Spotless" Zach Bryan
featuring The Lumineers
14 2 3 "Standing Room Only" Tim McGraw [38]
13 2 2 "Stars Like Confetti" Dustin Lynch
11 — — "Summertime's Close" Zach Bryan
11 – – "Sunrise" Morgan Wallen
18 – – "Tennessee Numbers" Morgan Wallen
10 4 3 "Tennessee Orange" Megan Moroney
2 1 3 "Thank God" Kane Brown
with Katelyn Brown 		[39]
19 5 9 "That's What Tequila Does" Jason Aldean [40]
3 1 1 "Thinkin' Bout Me" Morgan Wallen
1 1 1 "Thought You Should Know" Morgan Wallen
14 — — "Ticking" Zach Bryan
8 — — "Tourniquet" Zach Bryan
1 2 49 "Try That in a Small Town" Jason Aldean
5 2 2 "Wait in the Truck" Hardy
featuring Lainey Wilson
27 15 33 "Water Under the Bridge" Sam Hunt
7 1 1 "Watermelon Moonshine" Lainey Wilson
28 12 21 "We Got History" Mitchell Tenpenny
11 2 5 "What He Didn't Do" Carly Pearce [41]
8 1 3 "What My World Spins Around" Jordan Davis [36]
16 – – "Whiskey Friends" Morgan Wallen
11 1 1 "Whiskey on You" Nate Smith
12 3 – "Wild as Her" Corey Kent
8 — — "Wild Ones" Jessie Murph
with Jelly Roll
7 1 1 "World on Fire" Nate Smith
20 — — "Wreckage" Nate Smith
22 3 27 "You" Dan + Shay
18 10 26 "You Didn't" Brett Young
8 3 2 "You, Me, & Whiskey" Justin Moore
featuring Priscilla Block
11 4 3 "Your Heart or Mine" Jon Pardi

Singles released by Canadian artists

Songs Airplay Canada Single Artist References
– – 10 "Back to Drinkin' Whiskey" Tyler Joe Miller [42]
– – 20 "Budweiser" Nate Haller [43]
– – 3 "Chasing Tornadoes" MacKenzie Porter [44]
– – 20 "Country Dance" Aaron Goodvin [45]
– – 4 "Do This Life" High Valley
(with Alison Krauss) 		[46]
– – 10 "Girl to Girl" Tenille Arts [47]
– – 12 "Good Ol' Days" The Reklaws [48]
– – 15 "Greatest Show on Dirt" Meghan Patrick [49]
– – 10 "Heartbreaker" Jess Moskaluke [50]
– – 1 "Honky Tonkin' About" The Reklaws
(with Drake Milligan) 		[48]
– – 14 "I Run on Country" The Washboard Union [51]
– – 5 "The Last Time" Tenille Townes [52]
– – 20 "Love Me Like an Outlaw" Kalsey Kulyk [53]
– – 3 "Meet Your Mama" James Barker Band [54]
– – 10 "Never Met a Beer" Tyler Joe Miller and Matt Lang [55]
– – 4 "On a Different Night" Josh Ross [56]
– – 6 "On the Water" James Barker Band
(featuring Dalton Dover) 		[54]
– – 5 "Outta Yours" Steven Lee Olsen [57]
– – 5 "Rodeo Queen" Jade Eagleson [58]
– – 10 "Second Guessing" Griffen Palmer [59]
– – 8 "Settle for a Drink" Shawn Austin [60]
– – 11 "Shoulda Known Better" Tyler Joe Miller [42]
– – 5 "Singing in a Beer" Dallas Smith [61]
– – 6 "Slide" Madeline Merlo [62]
– – 10 "Slip" Shawn Austin [60]
– – 6 "Small Town Somethin'" High Valley [46]
– – 7 "Talk to Time" Tim Hicks [63]
– – 5 "Take Me Backroad" Tim and the Glory Boys
(featuring High Valley) 		[46]
– – 8 "The Road That Raised You Up" Jason Blaine [64]
43 — 1 "Trouble" Josh Ross [56]
– – 11 "Watch It" Brett Kissel [65]
– – 15 "You Ain't" Aaron Goodvin
(featuring Meghan Patrick) 		[66]
– – 4 "You Got the Wrong Guy" Dean Brody [67]

Top new album releases

See also: List of Top Country Albums number ones of 2023
See also: List of UK Country Albums Chart number ones of 2023
US Album Artist Record Label Release Date Reference
1 The Mockingbird & the Crow Hardy Big Loud January 20 [68]
8 Tyler Hubbard Tyler Hubbard EMI Nashville January 27 [69]
2 Queen of Me Shania Twain Republic February 3 [70]
3 Bluebird Days Jordan Davis MCA Nashville February 17 [71]
1 One Thing at a Time Morgan Wallen Big Loud/Republic/Mercury March 3 [72]
2 Gettin' Old Luke Combs Columbia Nashville March 24 [73]
5 Nate Smith Nate Smith Arista Nashville April 28 [74]
10 Lucky Megan Moroney Columbia Nashville May 5 [75]
3 Religiously. The Album. Bailey Zimmerman Warner Nashville May 12 [76]
2 Whitsitt Chapel Jelly Roll BBR Music Group June 2 [77]
1 Speak Now (Taylor's Version) Taylor Swift Republic July 7 [78]
1 Zach Bryan Zach Bryan Warner August 25 [79]
9 A Cat in the Rain Turnpike Troubadours Bossier City/Thirty Tigers August 25 [80]
4 Rustin' in the Rain Tyler Childers Hickman Holler/RCA September 8 [81]
9 Bigger Houses Dan + Shay Warner Nashville September 15 [82]
3 Boys of Faith (EP) Zach Bryan Warner September 22 [79]
7 20 Number Ones Thomas Rhett Valory September 29 [83]
2 Equal Strain On All Parts Jimmy Buffett Mailboat/Sun November 3 [84]
6 Highway Desperado Jason Aldean Macon/Broken Bow/BMG November 3 [85]
5 Leather Cody Johnson CoJo/Warner Nashville November 3 [86]
1 Higher Chris Stapleton Mercury Nashville November 10 [87]
1 Rockstar Dolly Parton Butterfly/Big Machine November 17 [88]

Other top albums

US Album Artist Record Label Release Date Reference
30 Strays Margo Price Loma Vista January 13 [89]
11 Come Get Your Wife Elle King RCA Nashville January 27 [90]
36 I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell Chase Rice Broken Bow February 10 [91]
11 Rolling Up the Welcome Mat (EP) Kelsea Ballerini Black River February 10 [92]
14 Gravel & Gold Dierks Bentley Capitol Nashville February 24 [93]
23 Celebrants Nickel Creek Repair/Thirty Tigers March 24 [94]
46 29: Written in Stone (Live from Music City) Carly Pearce Big Machine March 24 [95]
43 The Monument Singles Collection: 1964-1968 Dolly Parton Monument/Legacy April 21 [88]
38 Damn Love Kip Moore MCA Nashville April 28 [96]
25 Stray Dog Justin Moore Valory May 5 [97]
12 Never Enough Parker McCollum MCA Nashville May 12 [98]
13 Memory Lane Old Dominion Three Up Three Down/Columbia Nashville June 23 (EP)
October 6 (album) 		[99]
27 Blacktop Corey Kent RCA Nashville June 2 [100]
17 Little Songs Colter Wall La Honda/RCA July 14 [101]
39 Across the Sheets Brett Young BMLG August 4 [102]
12 Pretty Little Poison Warren Zeiders Warner Nashville August 18 [103]
17 Standing Room Only Tim McGraw Big Machine August 25 [104]
45 Psychopath Morgan Wade Ladylike/RCA Nashville August 25 [80]
28 The Devil I Know Ashley McBryde Warner Nashville September 8 [105]
28 Brothers Osborne Brothers Osborne EMI Nashville September 15 [106]
40 Million Eyes Sam Barber Atlantic/Lockeland Springs September 22 [107]
47 Killed the Cowboy Dustin Lynch BBR Music Group September 29 [108]
27 Carolyn's Boy Darius Rucker Capitol Nashville October 6 [109]
37 I'll Be a Bartender (EP) Dylan Scott Curb October 6 [110]
25 Not That Fancy Reba McEntire MCA Nashville October 6 [111]
15 Ain't My Last Rodeo Riley Green BMLG October 13 [112]
39 No Better Time Dylan Gossett Mercury/Republic October 27 [113]
45 A Tribute to The Judds Various artists Broken Bow/BMG October 27 [113]
34 Greatest Hits Willie Nelson Legacy November 3 [114]
15 The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (soundtrack) Various artists Lionsgate/Geffen/IGA November 17 [115]

Hall of Fame inductees

Country Music Hall of Fame

(announced on April 3, 2023)[116]

Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame

(announced on July 18, 2023)[117]

International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame

(announced on July 19, 2023)[118]

Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame

(announced on August 3, 2023)[119]

Deaths

Major awards

Canadian Country Music Association Awards

(presented on September 16, 2023)[148]

CMT Music Awards

(presented on April 2, 2023)

Grammy Awards

(presented on February 4, 2024)

Juno Awards

(presented on March 24, 2023)[149]

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