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Josh Ross Is #1 Most-Added at Country Radio Across North America with “Hate How You Look”


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Universal Music Canada / MCA, global country force Josh Ross is back on top today with the #1 most-added single at country radio this week in both Canada and the U.S. with, “Hate How You Look”.

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Written by Chris McKenna, Christian Yancey, Jessica Farren, and Nicholas Sainato and produced by Matt Geroux, MusicRow calls the new single "a marvelously well written toe tapper" that "soars right along with (Ross’) powerful delivery"

“Wild,” Ross reacts. “Thank you to country radio, and everyone who’s listening to ‘Hate How You Look.’ To follow up ‘Single Again’ and ‘Leave Me Too’ with a song I love and this kind of support is special; I don’t take a bit of it for granted.”

The addictive up-tempo track was featured as one of Billboard’s coveted Makin’ Tracks features this week, calling out "a title, ‘Hate How You Look,’ that appears to be something it’s not" and "a relentlessly melodic chorus" 

“You wonder,” Ross shared with the outlet, “is it actually just going to be a mean song? Like, ‘I just hate how you look.’ And then you listen to it, you realize that it’s a guy that’s like, ‘Dang, she looks good,’ and you’re actually kind of complimenting her. I’m a fan of titles like that.” Read the full story HERE.

Adding to over 1 BILLION global career streams, the success of “Hate How You Look” and historic July chart-topper “Single Again” at U.S. country radio paves the way for a batch of fresh hits out Sept. 19 via Ross’ full-length debut album, Later Tonight. The 15-track collection promises to double down on the emotive, rock-tinged country that has defined Josh’s worldwide ascent.

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This weekend, Ross will perform at the 2025 CCMA Awards, where he’s tied for most-nominated artist of the night with six nominations. 

ABOUT JOSH ROSS

Universal Music Canada / MCA artist Josh Ross is a global force; a next-generation talent who’s anything but standard. On an unconventional path of his own design, Ross pairs a dark and mellow blast of modern country with a warm vocal rasp and rock inclinations, heart-on-his-sleeve songwriting and addictive hooks that heed no borders. Pulling from a wide range of musical influences, the former collegiate football player has leveraged his knack for emotional song craft into a series of certified hits.

His dusky power ballad “Trouble” rose to #1 in Canada, earning Double Platinum certification in Canada and RIAA Gold certification in the U.S. The track also introduced what would become his 2024, 8-song EP, Complicated, which earned Ross his first-ever JUNO Award in 2025 for Country Album of the Year. On September 19, Ross doubles down on the emotive, rock-tinged country that has defined his worldwide ascent releasing his full-length debut album, Later Tonight

Canada-born and Nashville-based, the reigning 2024 CCMA Entertainer of the Year, 6x 2025 CCMA Award nominee, and winner of the 2024 CMA Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award tallies over 1 billion streams, touring alongside hard-rocking, cross-genre superstars like Nickelback, Brantley Gilbert, Bailey Zimmerman, and Luke Bryan. He wrapped tour support to Jelly Roll on The Beautifully Broken Great Northern Tour across Canada and will open select dates for Dylan Scott this fall. Recently announced his Canadian headline tour for 2026 and will be joined by musician and songwriter Chandler Walters.

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