There’s little doubt that nation has began to make inroads within the rock world, so this week on Loudwire Nights‘ Chuck’s Fight Club we need to know who’s the higher nation rock crossover – Hardy or Jelly Roll?

Hardy first broke on the scene in 2020 together with his A Rock album, however it wasn’t till his sophomore set The Mockingbird & the Crow that he started to make that bounce into the rock world. “Jack” turned his first charting Mainstream Rock single peaking at No. 3. Songs reminiscent of “Sold Out,” “Rock Star” and “Psycho” have adopted an identical path into the Mainstream Rock Top 10. He’s additionally collaborated with rockers Zakk Wylde, Beartooth, Chad Smith, Fred Durst and A Day to Remember’s Jeremy McKinnon as nicely.

Jelly Roll bought a little bit of a head begin together with his first music dropping again in 2015. But like Hardy it was some time earlier than the rock crossover got here. “Dead Man Walking” was his first Mainstream Rock crossover hit, topping the chart in 2021. “Need a Favor,” “Liar” and “Halfway to Hell” have additionally loved rock radio airplay. Plus his rock collaborators have included Hollywood Undead, Falling in Reverse and Machine Gun Kelly.

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As with all Chuck’s Fight Club battles, Loudwire Nights host Chuck Armstrong will introduce the face to face matchup on Monday’s airing at 8PM. Each act will get a highlight individually from Armstrong at 8PM on Tuesday and Wednesday’s airings. You’ll have an opportunity to rank every act’s music utilizing the shape beneath all through the week. The winner will then be featured in a rock block airing throughout the 8PM hour of Friday’s Loudwire Nights present.

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