As he embarks on a headlining tour, multi-Platinum artist Dylan Scott proves to be a powerhouse in country music as his single "This Town's Been Too Good To Us" soars to No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay Chart.
"This Town's Been Too Good To Us" marks Scott's sixth career No. 1 and his second of 2025. His collaboration with Dylan Marlowe, "Boys Back Home," claimed the top spot two months ago.
As a result, Scott is currently the fourth most-played artist at Country radio so far this year, behind Morgan Wallen, Post Malone and Jelly Roll. The two hits join his growing list of chart-toppers - "My Girl," "Nobody," "New Truck" and "Can't Have Mine."
Written by Scott alongside John Byron, Ashley Gorley, Taylor Phillips and Ryan Vojtesak, "This Town's Been Too Good To Us" serves as the first single from Scott's recently-announced new album, Easy Does It. The album is due for release on May 30.
"This No. 1 is special to me!" said Scott. "A song about where I grew up and the people I grew up with. To be able to have two songs hit No. 1 in 2025 is crazy! I'm grateful for my promo team at Curb who fight for my music every single day and to all the radio stations out there that continue to support my music. Thank y'all!"
"This Town's Been Too Good To Us" pays homage to Scott's hometown of Bastrop, Louisiana, as he reminisces on the fleeting memories that shaped him. Nods to the small town reflect throughout the 11-track album, tying in themes of heartbreak, committed love and family values.
Scott kicked off his headlining Country Till I Die Tour on Thursday.
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