Country Song Showdown

In honor of the Rush Springs Watermelon Festival this weekend, we thought we would have a watermelon showdown! Tracey Byrd's 'Watermelon Crawl' taking on Tom T. Hall's 'Old Dogs, Children, and Watermelon Wine'.  Watch both videos and vote for your favorite song my Tuesday, August 18th at Midnight...

We have definitely had some one sided victories in our Country Song Showdown lately and last week was no exception.  A Thousand Horses latest single 'This Ain't no Drunk Dial' won with 90% of the vote over Old Dominion's 'Break Up With Him'.

Our last two Showdowns have been largely one sided when the votes were tabulated!  Let's see if we can change that with the newest bands in country music.

It was landslide victory for Brantley Gilbert's 'One Hell of an Amen' in our most recent showdown.  Gilbert landed 91% of all votes cast in his race against Easton Corbin's latest love song, 'Baby Be my Love Song'.

A huge victory last week for Sam Hunt with his latest hit 'House Party', with 94 percent of the vote over Tyler Farr's 'Withdrawals'.

Our song battle last week saw several lead changes, but ended with A Thousand Horses and their single 'Smoke' beating out Canaan Smith 'Love You Like That'.

Our KLAW country song showdown has taken the toll on some of our up and coming artists.  Especially when those newcomers take on superstars like Brad Paisley and Luke Bryan.

Our Patriotic song Country Song Showdown was back and forth during the voting period with Toby Keith's 'Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue' eventually taking the win with 81% of the vote.

What could be more appropriate this color to Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day than a Patriotic Country Song Showdown.

Maddie and Tae surged to a huge win in last week's country song showdown over the latest single from Josh Turner.

Congratulations to Darius Rucker on his win in last week's Country Song Showdown, beating out Zac Brown Band in the 'Homegrown' Showdown.

Last week's Country Song Showdown really surprised us!  Reba was leading the entire week with her single 'Going Out Like That'.  Dierks Bentley made a super surprise comeback in the final hours winning the Showdown by a less than 10% margin for his 'Say You Do' Song/Video.