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Wednesday, November 4, 2026Local news for Central Indiana, Indiana.
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John Morgan's New Single Gets Big Push on Country Radio

The track 'Cry Baby' entered heavy rotation this week as Morgan finishes his tour with Brantley Gilbert.

By Jisoo Kim ·

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Indianapolis. John Morgan’s new single, “Cry Baby,” is receiving a major boost on country radio this week. A report from Country Lowdown on November 3 indicated the song was among the most added tracks in the genre. This designation means numerous stations placed the song into their regular playlists during the same seven day period. It serves as an early indicator that radio programmers expect high listener interest.

The radio push coincides with a demanding travel schedule for the artist. Morgan is currently completing his support dates on Brantley Gilbert’s tour. He is also performing his own headlining shows. These engagements place him in front of large audiences. Supporting an established star exposes newer fans to his music. His headlining dates allow his existing fanbase to hear a full set of his songs.

Morgan writes the majority of his own material. He operates as both a performer and a songwriter. This personal connection to the lyrics is a key part of his appeal to listeners. The song “Cry Baby” reflects his direct input into the creative process. Fans can expect to hear this track frequently as it gains momentum on the airwaves.

Local audiences may already be familiar with Morgan from his Up-Close Concert appearance on HANK FM. Those who missed the live event can view the video recap to learn more about his background. The increased radio play provides a new entry point for listeners to engage with his work. The song’s presence in rotation marks a distinct shift in his current release cycle.

Source: WLHK · original report published

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