The hit is part of a streak where About a Woman (Deluxe) delivers multiple chart-toppers, marking Rhett’s ongoing success in the album cycle.

Ain’t A Bad Life delivers a feel-good, upbeat vibe with lyrics that celebrate simple joys, homegrown moments, and gratitude for life.

Thomas Rhett celebrates a landmark: his 25th career No. 1, achieved with Ain’t A Bad Life featuring Jordan Davis, as reflections on his rapid rise since Something to Do with My Hands.

Rhett thanks fans, country radio, and his team for reaching 25 No. 1s in under 15 years, sharing the moment with Jordan Davis.

Ain’t A Bad Life is the third No. 1 from the About a Woman (Deluxe) album, following Beautiful As You and After All The Bars Are Closed, and features collaborations with Lanie Gardner, Blake Shelton, Teddy Swims, and Tucker Wetmore.

The song Ain’t A Bad Life is written by Thomas Rhett along with Ashley Gorley, Blake Pendergrass, John Byron, and Mark Trussell, described as bright, acoustic, and melodic with an optimistic feel.

Beyond the chart success, Rhett is launching the Soundtrack to Life Tour in the summer, a 20-plus city trek that includes two stadium dates with Niall Horan and appearances on Morgan Wallen’s Still The Problem Tour, plus a three-night Wembley Stadium run with Luke Combs.

The article notes the timeline and progression of chart-topping singles within Rhett’s album cycle, highlighting sequence and momentum.

The tour plans also include a summer run across more than 20 stops, featuring prominent co-headline and stadium performances.

Recent collaborations include a new single with Marshmello, Where We Go, and a refreshed version of Georgia On My Mind for ESPN’s 2026 Masters Campaign.

Over roughly 14 years, Rhett has amassed more than 16 billion streams and earned multiple awards, including eight ACM Awards (Entertainer of the Year) and CMA/GRAMMY nominations, underscoring his status in country music.

Concurrent with the milestone, Rhett released Where We Go with Marshmello, highlighting ongoing project activity prior to this announcement.