RaeLynn debuts at the top
Monday, April 3, 2017 – RaeLynn will have the number one country disc in the U.S. when the Billboard charts are out Tuesday. "WildHorse" moved 16,000 units in its first week.
The release marks RaeLynn's the release of the Texan's first full-length release and debut on Warner.
"This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for me," RaeLynn said Sunday night. "Having a single that's in the Top 30 and a number 1 debut record is a dream come true. I feel overwhelmingly grateful and honored to be included in the company of the handful of other women who have debuted at number 1 with their first record. The fans who I've met over the past five years really showed up for this record. So I share this number 1 with all of them and my team and country radio. It's for all of us. Real music that connects is always gonna win."
The first single is "Love Triangle."
More news for RaeLynn
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- 10/10/18: RaeLynn releases "Tailgate" video
- 06/05/17: RaeLynn makes "Lonely Call"
- 04/03/17: RaeLynn, Hunt lead charts
- 11/21/16: Shelton does it to "Country Songs" in '17
- 11/21/16: RaeLynn slows down release of "WildHorse"
- 10/07/16: It's coming up "Diamonds" for RaeLynn
- 09/08/16: RaeLynn rides her "WildHorse"
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