‘After All the Bars Are Closed,’ Thomas Rhett’s sticking around for one more

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Thomas Rhett‘s staying for another round atop Billboard‘s Country Airplay chart, as “After All the Bars Are Closed” begins its second week at #1.

The tune TR co-wrote is his 21st chart-topper and his fourth to spend multiple weeks at the pinnacle. His first #1, “It Goes Like This,” managed three weeks in the fall of 2013, while “Die a Happy Man” stayed at the top for six during the winter of 2016. “Marry Me” made it two weeks in 2018.

He was in a celebratory mood Saturday night during a sold-out show with his “Mamaw’s House” collaborator Morgan Wallen, as his I’m the Problem Tour pulled into Cleveland, Ohio.

Thomas recapped the weekend with a carousel of photos on Instagram, including pics of the two onstage, a backstage moment with newcomer Gavin Adcock and a shot from his boxing workout by the bus.  

On Thursday, TR heads back out for a run that starts in Syracuse, New York, and continues on to Bristow and Virginia Beach, Virginia, on Friday and Saturday. 

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