Scott enters the Top 5 and nears the Top 15 on the Country Airplay charts with two climbing singles
Curb Records chart-topping recording artist Dylan Scott is not afraid to say who he is and where he comes from in his final release of the year, “Country Till I Die,” out now. Written by Taylor Phillips, Charlie Handsome, John Byron and Ben Johnson, the rowdy anthem is a blazing allegiance to the dirt and backroads that raised him and aptly shares the same name as Scott’s upcoming spring headlining Country Till I Die Tour, with tickets on sale now. Scott has also released the accompanying music video, directed by Cameron Packee.
“’Country Till I Die’ is such a fun, uptempo song that reflects how I grew up and who I am,” Scott states. “My kids are the biggest fans of this song, and it’s been a perfect addition to my live show. Looking forward to seeing who else is Country Till They Die out on the road this spring.”
His biggest venue yet, the Country Till I Die Tour will hit 17 cities coast to coast, including major markets like New York City and a trip across the border to Toronto, Ontario. Scott will be joined by special guests George Birge, Dasha, and Graham Barham for select dates. The Louisiana native hit the ground running on the road in 2024, serving as direct support on Cole Swindell’s Win The Night Tour before embarking on his headlining I Owe You One Tour, which included sold-out shows and shattered attendance records.
The award-winning artist continues to be no stranger to the Country Airplay charts as he sits in the Top 5 and nears the Top 15 with “Boys Back Home” with Dylan Marlowe and “This Town’s Been Too Good To Us” respectively. He began 2024 in a deluxe way, releasing Livin’ My Best Life (Still), a 26-song collection that became his highest-charted album on the Billboard Top 200 upon release. The album has already sparked five gold or platinum singles, three No. 1 songs, and multiple tracks on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart this year.
