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Countdown to Country Thunder 2015: Best Songs to Play at Your Campsite

Gina Santucci
Mar 04, 2015
University of Iowa
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Countdown to Country Thunder 2015: Best Songs to Play at Your Campsite

In my opinion, Country Thunder has got to be the best weekend of the whole entire year. The day after Country Thunder ended last summer, I started counting down the days until I can see the glamorous campgrounds again. I live for four straight days of country music and good people; it's the highlight of my summer. I love walking down the aisles of the campgrounds while listening to some Brad Paisley or Florida Georgia Line echo out of every pick up truck in sight. This being my fifth year attending Country Thunder, I have gained some insight on the top music to play at your campsite or in your hotel room getting ready. 

1. "Old Alabama" – Brad Paisley

2. "Rain Is a Good Thing" – Luke Bryan

3. "Boondocks" – Little Big Town

4. "Up All Night" – Jon Pardi

5. "Chicks Dig It" – Chris Cagle

6. "Sideways" – Dieks Bentley

7. "Dust On The Bottle" – David Lee Murphy

8. "Don't Ya" – Brett Eldridge 

9. "The One That Got Away" – Jake Owen

10. "Parking Lot Party" – Lee Brice

11. "I Like Girls That Drink Beer" – Toby Keith

12. "Drunk Last Night" – Eli Young Band

13.  "Out Last Night" – Kenny Chesney

14. "Sun Daze" – FGL

15. "Alright" – Darius Rucker

16. "Song of the South" – Alabama

17. "Water" – Brad Paisley

18. "I Don't Want This Night To End" – Luke Bryan

19. "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" – Jake Owen

20. "Drink In My Hand" – Eric Church

21. "Big Green Tractor" – Jason Aldean

22. "Pontoon" – Little Big Town

23. "Runnin' Outta Moonlight" – Randy Houser

24. "Round Here" – FGL

25. "It's a Great Day to Be Alive" – Travis Tritt

26. "Here For a Good Time" – George Straight

27. "Give Me Some of That" – Thomas Rhett

28. "She Get me High" – Luke Bryan

29. "Tip It Back" – Dierks Bentley 

30. "Courtesy Of The Red White and Blue" – Toby Keith

31. "Where I Come From" – Montgomery Gentry

32. "Suds In the Bucket" – Sara Evans

33. "Sweet Home Alabama" – Lynyrd Skynard 

34. "Cleaning This Gun" – Rodney Atkins

35. "Wagon Wheel" – Darius Rucker

36. "Homegrown" – Zac Brown Band

37. "Bottoms Up" – Brantley Gilbert

38. "Song About A Girl" – Eric Paslay

39. "Beat This Summer" – Brad Paisley 

40. "Feel That Fire" – Dierks Bentley

41. "Follow Me" – Uncle Kracker

42. "Trailer Hitch" – Kristian Bush

43. "Beachin'" – Jake Owen

44. "Gimme That Girl" – Joe Nichols

45. "Days Go By" – Keith Urban

46. "Gonna Country" – Alan Jackson

47. "Leave The Night On" – Sam Hunt

48. "1994" – Jason Aldean

49. "Hey Girl" – Billy Currington

50. "Some Beach" – Blake Shelton

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