Luke Combs has secured the coveted top spot on the UK Country Radio Airplay Chart with ‘Ain't No Love in Oklahoma’. The tempestuous anthem features as the lead single from the blockbuster Twisters soundtrack, which arrived in full on July 19th.

The North Carolina singer-songwriter storms to No. 1 on the chart dated August 16 - 22, with ‘Ain't No Love in Oklahoma’ replacing Shaboozey's viral hit, ’A Bar Song (Tipsy)’.

‘Ain't No Love in Oklahoma’ finds Luke Combs putting himself in the shoes one of the tornado-chasers in the 2024 Twisters remake, with the ‘Beautiful Crazy’ crooner delivering a flurry of spiritually-minded imagery to accentuate the violence of the weather.

Slotting in at No. 2 is Russell Dickerson's new release, ‘Bones’, which has no doubt enjoyed a surge in popularity thanks to his UK tour and The Long Road appearance this week.

Completing the Top Five is Lainey Wilson's ‘Hang Tight Honey’, Jordan Davis’ ‘I Ain't Sayin’ and Drew Baldridge's ‘She's Somebody's Daughter’ at No. 3, 4 and 5 respectively.

The biggest mover during this frame is Old Dominion's ‘Coming Home’, which enjoyed a 1442% boost in impressions, propelling the yearning single to a new high of No. 31.

This week saw debuts for Post Malone and Hank Williams Jr.'s rowdy F-1Trillion earworm, ‘Finer Things’ (No. 29), as well as two stand-outs from Megan Moroney's sophomore album, Am I Okay, ‘Man On The Moon’ (No. 28) and the title-track (No. 48).

You can find the full UK Country Radio Airplay Chart this week (August 16 - 22) here.

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