2011 in country music

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This is a list of notable events in country music that took place in the year 2011.

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Events

Top hits of the year

The following songs placed within the Top 20 on the Hot Country Songs or Canada Country charts in 2011:

USCANSingleArtistReference
11 Am I the Only One Dierks Bentley [17]
18 Amen Edens Edge [18]
11 Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not Thompson Square [19]
35 Back to December Taylor Swift [20]
32 Baggage Claim Miranda Lambert [21]
14 Barefoot Blue Jean Night Jake Owen [22]
105 Bleed Red Ronnie Dunn [23]
610 The Breath You Take George Strait [24]
1221 Bullets in the Gun Toby Keith [25]
1511 Camouflage Brad Paisley [26]
11 Colder Weather Zac Brown Band [27]
1935 Cost of Livin' Ronnie Dunn [28]
410 Country Girl (Shake It for Me) Luke Bryan [29]
17 Country Must Be Country Wide Brantley Gilbert [30]
14 Crazy Girl Eli Young Band [31]
14 Dirt Road Anthem Jason Aldean [32]
11 Don't You Wanna Stay Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson [33]
325 Easy Rascal Flatts featuring Natasha Bedingfield [34]
1446 Family Man Craig Campbell [23]
11 Felt Good on My Lips Tim McGraw [35]
1029 From a Table Away Sunny Sweeney [36]
1746 Georgia Clay Josh Kelley [37]
11 God Gave Me You Blake Shelton [38]
12 Heart Like Mine Miranda Lambert [39]
64 Hello World Lady Antebellum [40]
22 Here for a Good Time George Strait [41]
1334 Homeboy Eric Church [42]
11 Honey Bee Blake Shelton [43]
1438 I Can't Love You Back Easton Corbin [44]
1743 I Got Nothin' Darius Rucker [45]
812 I Got You Thompson Square [46]
1515 I Love You This Big Scotty McCreery [47]
21 I Won't Let Go Rascal Flatts [48]
18 I Wouldn't Be a Man Josh Turner [49]
14 If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away Justin Moore [50]
11 Just a Kiss Lady Antebellum [51]
619 Just Fishin' Trace Adkins [52]
11 Keep Me in Mind Zac Brown Band
11 Knee Deep Zac Brown Band featuring Jimmy Buffett [53]
13 Let Me Down Easy Billy Currington [54]
16 A Little Bit Stronger Sara Evans [55]
1113 Little Miss Sugarland [56]
11 Live a Little Kenny Chesney [57]
11 Long Hot Summer Keith Urban [58]
1940 Look It Up Ashton Shepherd
19 Love Don't Run Steve Holy
116 Love Done Gone Billy Currington [59]
1 Made in America Toby Keith [60]
210 Mama's Song Carrie Underwood [61]
22 Mean Taylor Swift [62]
213 My Kinda Party Jason Aldean [63]
11 Old Alabama Brad Paisley featuring Alabama [64]
1326 One More Drinkin' Song Jerrod Niemann [65]
22 Put You in a Song Keith Urban [66]
11 Remind Me Brad Paisley duet with Carrie Underwood [67]
1739 The Shape I'm In Joe Nichols [68]
1639 Smoke a Little Smoke Eric Church [69]
14 Someone Else Calling You Baby Luke Bryan [70]
1214 Somewhere Else Toby Keith [71]
11 Somewhere with You Kenny Chesney [72]
13 Sparks Fly Taylor Swift [73]
11 Take a Back Road Rodney Atkins [74]
21 Tattoos on This Town Jason Aldean [75]
1733 Teenage Daughters Martina McBride [76]
14 This Darius Rucker [77]
21 This Is Country Music Brad Paisley [78]
113 Tomorrow Chris Young [79]
11 Turn On the Radio Reba [80]
16 Voices Chris Young [81]
11 We Owned the Night Lady Antebellum
428 What Do You Want Jerrod Niemann [82]
13 Who Are You When I'm Not Looking Blake Shelton [83]
1523 Wildflower The JaneDear Girls [84]
12 Without You Keith Urban [85]
35 You and Tequila Kenny Chesney featuring Grace Potter [86]
217 You Lie The Band Perry [87]

Top new album releases

The following albums placed within the Top 50 on the Top Country Albums charts in 2011:

USAlbumArtistRecord LabelRelease DateReference
9American Idol Season 10 Lauren Alaina 19/InterscopeMay 24
3American Idol Season 10 Scotty McCreery 19/InterscopeMay 24
6American Idol Season 10: Highlights (EP) Lauren Alaina 19/Interscope/Mercury NashvilleJune 28
2American Idol Season 10: Highlights (EP) Scotty McCreery 19/Interscope/Mercury NashvilleJune 28
4Anniversary Celebration Randy Travis Warner Bros. NashvilleJune 7
1 Barefoot Blue Jean Night Jake Owen RCA NashvilleAugust 30 [88]
1 Chief Eric Church EMI Music NashvilleJuly 26 [89]
1 Clancy's Tavern Toby Keith Show Dog – Universal RecordsOctober 25
1 Clear as Day Scotty McCreery 19/Interscope/Mercury NashvilleOctober 4 [90]
7 Concrete Sunny Sweeney Republic NashvilleAugust 23 [91]
7Donny & Marie Donny & Marie MPCAMay 3
10Double-Wide Dream Casey Donahew Band Almost CountryOctober 25
4 Eleven Martina McBride Republic NashvilleOctober 11
3 Every Chance I Get Colt Ford Average Joe'sMay 3 [92]
4 Footloose soundtrackVarious ArtistsAtlantic/Warner Bros. NashvilleSeptember 27 [93]
1 Four the Record Miranda Lambert RCA NashvilleNovember 1 [94]
6 Ghost on the Canvas Glen Campbell SurfdogAugust 30 [95]
4 Guitar Slinger Vince Gill MCA NashvilleOctober 25 [96]
3 Hard Bargain Emmylou Harris NonesuchApril 26
1 Hell on Heels Pistol Annies Columbia NashvilleAugust 23 [97]
1 Here for a Good Time George Strait MCA NashvilleSeptember 6 [98]
10 Hillbilly Joker Hank Williams III CurbMay 17
1 Hunter Hayes Hunter Hayes Atlantic NashvilleOctober 11
4 I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive Steve Earle New WestApril 26
10 The JaneDear Girls The JaneDear Girls Warner Bros. NashvilleFebruary 1 [99]
10 Jeff Bridges Jeff Bridges Blue NoteAugust 16 [100]
7 Lady and Gentlemen LeAnn Rimes Asylum-CurbSeptember 27
3 Life at Best Eli Young Band Republic NashvilleAugust 16
7The Love of God Kenny Rogers Cracker BarrelMarch 7
2 Neon Chris Young RCA NashvilleJuly 12 [101]
3 Now That's What I Call Country Volume 4 Various ArtistsUniversal MusicJune 14
1 Own the Night Lady Antebellum Capitol NashvilleSeptember 13
1 Outlaws Like Me Justin Moore Valory Music GroupJune 21
1 Paper Airplane Alison Krauss & Union Station RounderApril 12
2 Proud to Be Here Trace Adkins Show Dog-UniversalAugust 2 [102]
9 Rebels on the Run Montgomery Gentry Average Joe'sOctober 18
1 Red River Blue Blake Shelton Warner Bros. NashvilleJuly 12 [103]
1 Ronnie Dunn Ronnie Dunn Arista NashvilleJune 7
8 The Sound of a Million Dreams David Nail MCA NashvilleNovember 15 [104]
2 Speak Now World Tour – Live Taylor Swift Big MachineNovember 21
6 Spring Break 3...It's a Shore Thing (EP) Luke Bryan Capitol NashvilleMarch 1
3 Steel Magnolia Steel Magnolia Big MachineJanuary 11 [105]
1 Stronger Sara Evans RCA NashvilleMarch 8
1 Tailgates & Tanlines Luke Bryan Capitol NashvilleAugust 9 [106]
3 Take a Back Road Rodney Atkins CurbOctober 4 [107]
1 This Is Country Music Brad Paisley Arista NashvilleMay 23 [108]
3 Thompson Square Thompson Square Stoney CreekFebruary 8 [109]
1 Town Line Aaron Lewis StroudavariousMarch 1
2 Wildflower Lauren Alaina 19/Interscope/Mercury NashvilleOctober 11

Other top albums

USAlbumArtistRecord LabelRelease DateReference
4510 Great Skits Roy D. Mercer Capitol NashvilleApril 5
43 1978 December Sonia Leigh Southern GroundSeptember 27 [110]
19The Academy of Country Music Awards:
2011 ACM Spotlight 'ZinePak
Various ArtistsZinePak LLC/WalmartMarch 22
32 The Best of Rascal Flatts Live Rascal Flatts HollywoodNovember 8
11 Better Day Dolly Parton DollyJune 28 [111]
42Bootleg Volume III Johnny Cash Sony LegacyOctober 11
17The Broken Record Corey Smith Average Joe'sJune 21 [112]
13Caldwell County (EP) Eric Church Capitol NashvilleJanuary 18
19 Chippin' Away Kevin Fowler Average Joe'sAugust 9 [113]
44Christmas Today's Country Volume OneVarious ArtistsCurbSeptember 27
38Country ChristmasVarious ArtistsSony Music Special ProductsSeptember 20
23Country Classics with a Bluegrass Spin The Grascals Cracker BarrelJanuary 10
14 Craig Campbell Craig Campbell Bigger PictureApril 5
24Crazy Girl (EP) Eli Young Band Republic NashvilleMay 3 [114]
42The Dreaming Fields Matraca Berg DualtoneMay 17 [115]
26 Firewater Whiskey Myers Wiggy ThumpApril 26
40 For the Kids (EP) John Rich Warner Bros. NashvilleMay 17
33 Frankie Ballard Frankie Ballard Warner Bros. NashvilleMay 24
33From Memphis to Hollywood Johnny Cash Columbia/LegacyFebruary 22
16 Georgia Clay Josh Kelley MCA NashvilleMarch 22 [116]
14 Ghost to a Ghost/Gutter Town Hank Williams III Megaforce/Hank3September 6
20Good Luck & True Love Reckless Kelly No Big Deal/Red EyeSeptember 13 [117]
12 Greatest Hits Joe Nichols Show Dog-UniversalJanuary 25 [118]
39Hits George Jones BanditFebruary 15
24 I'm American Billy Ray Cyrus Buena VistaJune 28 [119]
41I Hate You, I Love You Emily West Emily WestDecember 20
34 I Will Stand by You: The Essential Collection The Judds CurbApril 5
22 Icon Billy Currington Mercury NashvilleMarch 22
14 Icon George Strait MCA NashvilleSeptember 13
20 Icon Josh Turner MCA NashvilleMarch 22
44Icon Conway Twitty MCA NashvilleMay 24
35 Icon 2 George Strait MCA NashvilleNovember 8
19 It's All Good Joe Nichols Show Dog-UniversalNovember 8 [120]
16 It's Only Natural The Oak Ridge Boys Cracker BarrellSeptember 19
12KMAG YOYO Hayes Carll Lost HighwayFebruary 15
32 Little Bird Kasey Chambers Sugar HillJuly 12 [121]
11 The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams Various ArtistsCMF/Columbia NashvilleOctober 4
30 Love Don't Run Steve Holy CurbSeptember 13
37The Majestic Silver Strings Buddy Miller New WestMarch 1
50The Monument Singles – A-Sides (1960–1964) Roy Orbison LegacyApril 26
20Mud Digger: Volume 2Various ArtistsAverage Joe'sJuly 19
22The Music Inside: A Collaboration
Dedicated to Waylon Jennings, Volume One
Various ArtistsScatter/Valory Music Co.February 8
22 Nick 13 Nick 13 Sugar HillJune 7 [122]
33 Numbers Jason Michael Carroll QuarterBack/GrassRoots/Cracker BarrelJuly 25 [123]
12Opus Collection Roy Orbison LegacyMay 10
36Raise My Glass Micky & the Motorcars Smith Music GroupAugust 9 [124]
26 Rancho Alto Jason Boland & the Stragglers Proud SoulsOctober 4
43Randy Montana Randy Montana Mercury NashvilleJuly 26 [125]
11Randy Travis Randy Travis Cracker BarrelMay 2 [126]
21Ready for Confetti Robert Earl Keen Lost HighwayAugust 30
39 Redemption Josh Gracin Average Joe'sNovember 8
47A Redneck ChristmasSlidawg and the Redneck RamblersSonomaSeptember 27
40 Remember Me, Vol. 1 Willie Nelson R&JNovember 21
35 Rich Rocks (EP) John Rich Warner Bros. NashvilleMay 17
46Satisfied at Last Joe Ely RedeyeJune 7 [127]
34Sleep with One Eye Open Chris Thile & Michael DavesNonesuchMay 10
14 Some Lessons Learned Kristin Chenoweth Sony MasterworksSeptember 13
29Songs and Stories Guy Clark DualtoneAugust 16 [128]
41Sunny Sweeney (EP) Sunny Sweeney Republic NashvilleJanuary 18
43Take the High Road The Blind Boys of Alabama Saguaro RoadMay 3
13This Is Indian Land Cody Canada Underground SoundJune 21 [129]
38Top 50 Hottest Country Hits NOWModern Country HeroesBig Eye MusicOctober 1
15Velvet Stoney LaRue B SideAugust 30 [130]
39A Very Country Christmas (EP)Various ArtistsArista NashvilleOctober 11
11 Where Country Grows Ashton Shepherd MCA NashvilleJuly 12 [131]
48 Wild Together Carter's Chord Show Dog-UniversalMay 24
30 Working in Tennessee Merle Haggard Vanguard RecordsOctober 4

Deaths

Hall of Fame Inductees

Bluegrass Hall of Fame Inductees

Country Music Hall of Fame Inductees

Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame Inductees

Major awards

Academy of Country Music

(presented April 1, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada)

ACM Honors

Americana Music Honors & Awards

American Music Awards

(presented in Los Angeles on November 20, 2011)

American Country Awards

(presented December 5 in Las Vegas, Nevada)

American Music Awards

(presented November 20 in Los Angeles)

ARIA Awards

(presented in Sydney on November 27, 2011)

Canadian Country Music Association

(presented September 12 in Hamilton)

Country Music Association

(presented November 9 in Nashville)

CMT Music Awards

(presented June 8 in Nashville)

CMT Artists of the Year
(presented December 13 in Nashville) [132]

Grammy Awards

(presented February 12, 2012)

Juno Awards

(presented April 1, 2012 in Ottawa)

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