Officially on country radio.
As of this weekend, Muscadine Bloodline has their first-ever single charting at country radio, and that would be “10-90,” which entered the Top 50 on this week’s published US Country Radio (Mediabase) chart.
It’s one of two charts use to officially track their songs performance, and an impressive feat from a duo that has done it all independently, grinding for years and playing show after show all over the country. For many years, they were ignored by the mainstream, though they’ve put out some truly fantastic music, including their most recent project The Coastal Plain, that this song was featured on.
While country radio obviously isn’t what it used to be in terms of making or breaking an artists career thanks to streaming and social media, it’s still a big accomplishment, especially without support from a major label:
.@MuscadineBLine’s “10-90” officially enters the Top 50 on this week’s published US Country Radio (Mediabase) chart.
It’s the duo’s first song to chart at the format. pic.twitter.com/tYgD9AcAiH
— U.S. Radio Updater (@USRadioUpdater) March 10, 2025
The duo is gearing up to put out a new album next month called …And What Was Left Behind, which will include already- released songs like “Ain’t For Sale” with Josh Meloy and “Chickasaw Church of Christ,” and is slated for release on April 11th.
Muscadine Bloodline is made up of Mobile-bred friends Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton, who met in 2012 when Stanton opened a show for Muncaster’s band. They officially formed Muscadine Bloodline in 2016, and named the band after muscadine grapes, which grow in the South.
For nearly a decade now, they’ve been forming their own, unique sound in country music, which is deeply inspired by their Alabama heritage, particularly stories and tales about the blue-collar melting pot of their coastal hometown, Cajun fishing villages and idyllic land where they grew up.
It remains to be seen if this one will continue to climb the charts, but with a big spot opening up on Lainey Wilson’s Whirlwind tour this year, after opening for Post Malone on his F-1 Trillion tour last year, they’re well on their way to becoming a much more well-known duo in the mainstream part of the genre, which is just really dang cool and well-deserved.
Consider this a win for country music at large, and turn it up…
“10-90”
…And What Was Left Behind Tracklist:
1. The White Horse vs. The High Horse
2. Ain’t For Sale (feat. Josh Meloy)
3. Deer in the Headlights
4. Chickasaw Church of Christ
5. Hittin’ My Stride (feat. Ben Chapman)
6. Am I Your Keeper?
7. Ballad of the Blanton Brothers
8. Durward
9. Borrowing a Broken Heart
10. Way Too High
11. Meant to Be Friends
Muscadine also recently announced even more tour dates for this year.
Muscadine Bloodline 2025 Tour Dates:
June 20—Milwaukee, WI—Summerfest
June 21—Clive, IA—Horizon Event Center*
June 27—Oklahoma City, OK—The Jones Assembly
June 28—Lubbock, TX—Cotton Fest 2025
July 3—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre†
July 4—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre†
July 10—Monte Vista, CO—SLV Ski Hi Stampede
July 11—Salt Lake City, UT—Granary Live
July 18—Jordan, NY—Kegs Canal Side
July 19—Peterborough, Ontario—North of Nowhere Music Festival
July 31—Jackson, WY—Snow King Mountain Festival
August 1—Boise, ID—ExtraMile Arena
August 7—Manteo, NC—Roanoke Island Festival Park
August 8—Charleston, SC—The Refinery
August 22—Albertville, AL—Sand Mountain Amphitheatre
August 23—Bentonville, AR—The Momentary Green
August 29—Greensboro, NC—Piedmont Hall
August 30—Richmond, VA—The National
September 12—Louisville, KY—Bourbon & Beyond
September 14—Morrison, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre†
September 18—Austin, TX—Moody Center‡
September 19—Fort Worth, TX—Dickies Arena‡
September 20—Houston, TX—The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman‡
September 25—Toronto, ON—Budweiser Stage‡
September 26—Clarkston, MI—Pine Knob Music Theatre‡
September 27—Grand Rapids, MI—Van Andel Arena‡
October 2—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena‡
October 3—Noblesville, IN—Ruoff Music Center‡
October 4—Cleveland, OH—Blossom Music Center‡
October 9—Columbia, MD—Merriweather Post Pavilion‡
October 10—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden‡
October 11—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center‡
October 16—St. Louis, MO—Hollywood Casio Amphitheatre‡
October 17—Rosemont, IL—Allstate Arena‡
October 18—Saint Paul, MN—Xcel Energy Center‡
November 21-23—United Central, FL—St. Pete Country Fest
November 22—Atlanta, GA—Tabernacle
*with special guest Josh Meloy
†supporting The Red Clay Strays
‡supporting Lainey Wilson
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