Alex Miller tops CDX chart ahead of Norway run and Country Fix return

Kentucky country artist Alex Miller is riding a second straight week at No. 1 on the CDX True Indie Chart with “Just A Mom” while preparing for shows in Norway and a two-episode guest-host stint on Country Fix. The momentum adds to a packed summer for the 23-year-old singer, songwriter and Billy Jam Records artist.

Why it matters: - Alex Miller is in a high-visibility stretch that combines chart success, television exposure and an international live schedule. - The current run strengthens Miller’s profile as a rising neo-traditional country artist with radio, touring and songwriting traction.

What happened: - Miller’s single “Just A Mom” reached No. 1 on the CDX True Indie Chart for a second consecutive week. - Miller and The Kentucky Kowboys are preparing for shows in Norway next month. - Miller will guest host two episodes of Country Fix beginning today and running through July 5. - Miller’s current single appears on the album MORE COUNTRY THAN YOU from Billy Jam Records.

The details: - Miller said the Norway trip, the new album and another No. 1 make for a busy summer. - Country Fix reaches a potential 200 million household viewers each week. - The program airs on Heartland Network, The Family Channel, YTA America, RightNow TV, Stryk TV, Country Road TV, Canyon Star TV, JMA TV, Z Living TV, Country TV-New Zealand and more than 50 broadcast stations. - A full affiliate list, broadcast dates and times are available here. - Miller’s upcoming dates include fairs, festivals and supporting slots across the U.S. and Norway through Dec. 18. - Key stops include July 11 shows in Breim and Breide, Norway; Aug. 26 at the Kentucky State Fair opening for Ernest; Sept. 5 opening for Chris Janson in Meshoppen, Pennsylvania; Sept. 17 opening for Aaron Watson in Oklahoma City; and Oct. 10 with Craig Morgan and Parmalee in Palmyra, Missouri.

Between the lines: - The release frames Miller as a multi-platform act, not just a touring singer, with charting singles, TV hosting and a growing catalog of co-writes. - Miller’s recent No. 1 streak suggests his audience is still building around traditional-country material rather than one breakout hit. - The Norway bookings and TV appearance point to an effort to expand beyond the U.S. fair and festival circuit.

What's next: - Miller’s Country Fix appearances run through July 5. - The Norway performances begin July 11. - Miller’s tour schedule continues through a Dec. 18 Christmas show in Hodgenville, Kentucky. - Miller also remains active as a songwriter, with cuts including “Red Headed Girl” by JigJam, “Don’t Buy Rings” by Carter Winter with Allie Colleen and three co-writes on Brennen Leigh’s DON’T YOU EVER GIVE UP ON LOVE.

The bottom line: - Alex Miller is entering summer with chart momentum, TV exposure and a full live calendar that could widen his national and international footprint.