Top 10 Country Music Videos of the Week

Home Free have maintained the No. 1 position in the top country music videos of the week countdown for weeks and weeks now. Will they still hang in after releasing a new clip?

The beloved acapella group have released a new video for their cover of "Hillbilly Bone," and they'll be looking for votes this week as their previous video retires. They're facing off with new videos from Delta Rae, who just released "No Peace in Quiet," as well as Dierks Bentley, who has filmed a new video for "Hold the Light," his song from the new film Only the Brave. Kane Brown also has a new video for "What's Mine Is Yours." Videos from Bentley and Brown also retire to make way for new voting.

Otherwise the top country music videos of the week are holding pretty steady. Home Free are at No. 1 again with their cover of Ed Sheeran‘s “Castle on the Hill,” which retires from consideration this week as their new clip comes up for votes.

Kane Brown and Lauren Alaina weigh in at No. 2 again, and Alaina's solo video for "Doin' Fine" is still at No. 3, followed by Toby Keith.

Blake Shelton is at No. 5 his week, with former Nashville star Riley Smith right on his heels with the sexy video for “I’m on Fire.”

Chris Young is at No. 7, followed by Shania Twain's video for "Swinging With My Eyes Closed" at No. 8. Brothers Osborne and Miranda Lambert round out the Top 10 again this week.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill debut just outside the Top 10 with their video for "The Rest of Our Life," and Devin Dawson and Hunter Hayes are also poised to get back into the Top 10 with a little bit more support this week. The top country videos of the week countdown is completely voted by fans, so if you want to see your favorites hit the top, you've got to make sure to vote as often as possible and make sure your friends do, too!

Note: Fans can vote for one video, once every hour until the poll closes next Friday at 12PM ET. The weekly Top 10 will be revealed immediately after the poll closes. Videos are retired after six months, or when fans lose interest or when an artist releases a new video for a current single.