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April 14, 2026

Taking stock of their achievements of the past year, it becomes clear that Range Music Nashville is a growing force in country music. With a roster that boasts Shaboozey, Stephen Wilson Jr., Russell Dickerson and Carter Faith, Range is driving events that make them a presence across platforms, as a quick rundown of their recent highlights proves:

Earning over 2.4b streams, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" (American Dogwood/EMPIRE) catapulted Shaboozey into the front ranks of country music. Toward the start of the song's 77-week run on the charts, Range arranged a Shaboozey showcase at Winston House. That performance gained the attention of Beyoncé, leading to Shaboozey landing two feature spots on her Grammy-winning Cowboy Carter.
Shaboozey also teamed with Stephen Wilson Jr. on "Took a Walk," a song featured at the conclusion of the Stephen King adaptation The Long Walk. "Took a Walk" has tallied over 9m global streams.
Wilson (Big Loud) headlined a sold-out American tour and has generated over 170m global streams, including the recent single "Gary."
Russell Dickerson (Triple Tigers) had a breakthrough year driven by "Happen to Me," which amassed over 310m streams. Dickerson also received an assist from The Jonas Brothers, who featured on a rendition of "Happen to Me."
Rising star Carter Faith earned an ACM Album of the Year nomination for Cherry Valley, her debut album for Gatsby/MCA Nashville.
Billion Streams Entertainment's Noah Cyrus launched a new album cycle with contributions to the soundtrack to Reminders of Him and the forthcoming Hunger Games film.
Luke Grimes parlayed his Yellowstone stardom into a successful debut, with Red Bird generating over 100m streams. He's preparing his second record for Range Music/Mercury Nashville and will star in the CBS series Y: Marshals.
Cameron Duddy, a music video director who also is the bassist for Midland, directed his feature film debut Cowboy, which stars Ben Foster and Gabe Basso.