SHINEDOWN has once again made history as the band's single "Searchlight" has topped two rock radio charts: No.

1 on Mediabase's Active Rock chart and No.

1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart.

This achievement further extends SHINEDOWN's all-time records for the most No.

1 songs on both charts, solidifying their unmatched dominance at radio.

The band's frontman Brent Smith reflected on the success of "Searchlight," saying it was a song that found them rather than the other way around.

The track made its historic live debut at the Grand Ole Opry during SHINEDOWN's first-ever appearance on the iconic stage, receiving a standing ovation from the audience.

Written by Brent and produced by Eric Bass at Big Animal Studio, "Searchlight" showcases SHINEDOWN at their most expansive, blending elements of rock, Americana, rhythm and blues, bluegrass, and outlaw country.

The song retains the anthemic power and emotional urgency that have defined the band's career.

Brent expressed his gratitude to everyone who championed the song, saying it was a rock radio hit that didn't belong on the chart but received overwhelming support from fans and critics alike.

SHINEDOWN is currently gearing up for the release of its highly anticipated eighth studio album, "Ei8ht," arriving May 29 via Atlantic Records.

The band will also embark on the massive "Dance Kid Dance Act II" world tour, spanning North America and Europe.