The No. 1 song on this month’s list of the Top 40 Country Songs could end up as the top song for all of 2024.

Once again, this solo artist is topping streaming charts. His party song is down a spot on sales charts, but only to No. 2. Do you think you know who we’re talking about?

Here’s a hint, you might be getting sick of this earworm.

Elsewhere, Luke Combs has two songs inside the Top 5, and Morgan Wallen has three inside the Top 20. Watch out for newcomers, however: Hits from Ella Langley and Koe Wetzel are among the fastest-rising country songs this month.

Related: Top 20 Country Songs of 2024 (So Far)

As always, the September 2024 list of the Top 40 country songs is equal parts airplay, sales and streaming charts, plus fan ratings. Staff opinion breaks any ties.

New Country Songs for September 2024:

• Kenny Chesney, “Just to Say We Did” (26)
• Cole Swindell, “Forever to Me” (34)
• Megan Moroney, “Am I Okay?” (40)

Bubbling Under:

• Jackson Dean, “Heavens to Betsy”
• Tigirlily Gold, “I Tried a Ring On”
• Bailey Zimmerman, “Holy Smokes”

Top 5 Country Songs of September 2024:

1. Shaboozey, “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” — No. 1 sales and No. 2 streaming as the month begins. Shaboozey is once again the No. 1 radio song on Sept. 1. Is this the song of 2024? (-)

2. Luke Combs, “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” — Combs’ hit from the Twisters soundtrack has become one of the biggest sales songs of the month. (+1)

3. Cody Johnson, “Dirt Cheap” (+7) — About once a year, Cody Johnson drops a radio hit off that makes you reconsider life. “Dirt Cheap” is this year’s version.

4. Morgan Wallen, “Lies Lies Lies” (+7) — Wallen’s newest song is his first of three entries on this Top 40 songs list.

5. Post Malone (Feat. Luke Combs), “Guy for That” (+14) — Taste of Country ranked this the No. 1 song on Post Malone’s new F-1 Trillion album.

The Rest of This Month’s Top 40:

6. Marshmello & Kane Brown, “Miles on It” (-2)
7. Ella Langley (Feat. Riley Green), “You Look Like You Love Me” (+13)
8. Jelly Roll, “I Am Not Okay” (-2)
9. Dasha, “Austin” (-2)
10. Post Malone (Feat. Morgan Wallen), “I Had Some Help” (-8)
11. Dustin Lynch (Feat. Jelly Roll), “Chevrolet” (+5)
12. Koe Wetzel & Jessie Murph, “High Road” (+13)
13. Morgan Wallen, (Feat. Ernest), “Cowgirls” (-4)
14. Thomas Rhett, “Beautiful as You” (+4)
15. Post Malone (Feat. Blake Shelton), “Pour Me a Drink” (-7)
16. Chris Stapleton, “Think I’m In Love With You” (-1)
17. Chris Young, “Young Love & Saturday Night” (-4)
18. Justin Moore, “This Is My Dirt” (+6)
19. Parmalee, “Gonna Love You” (+10)
20. Zach Top, “Sounds Like the Radio” (+2)
21. Tucker Wetmore, “Wind Up Missin’ You” (+10)
22. Keith Urban, “Messed Up as Me” (-5)
23. Dan + Shay, “Bigger Houses” (+9)
24. Riley Green, “Damn Good Day to Leave” (-1)
25. Chase Matthew, “Love You Again” (+1)
26. Kenny Chesney, “Just to Say We Did”
27. Dierks Bentley, “American Girl” (-)
28. Luke Bryan, “Love You, Miss You, Mean It” (-7)
29. Tim McGraw, “One Bad Habit” (-1)
30. Miranda Lambert, “Wranglers”
31. Kassi Ashton, “Called Crazy” (+3)
32. George Birge, “Cowboy Songs” (+3)
33. Dylan Marlowe & Dylan Scott, “Boys Back Home” (+4)
34. Cole Swindell, “Forever to Me”
35. Kelsea Ballerini (Feat. Noah Kahan), “Cowboys Cry Too” (+5)
36. Zach Bryan, “Pink Skies” (-6)
37. Dylan Scott, “This Town’s Been Good to Us” (-5)
38. Chris Janson, “Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get”
39. John Morgan (Feat. Jason Aldean), “Friends Like That” (-1)
40. Megan Moroney, “Am I Okay?”

Billy Dukes is a Senior Editor and Executive Producer of Video Content at Taste of Country. He specializes in country music interviews, trend analysis and the Secret History of Country Music. Additionally, Billy covers Yellowstone, 1923 and related television shows through the Dutton Rules podcast. To date, he’s written more than 13,000 articles for Taste of Country and produced over 3,000 videos for the Taste of Country YouTube channel.