WWDC (DC101)/Washington, D.C. afternooner Mike Jones (right) with Royel Otis on the DC101 Soundstage before their May 4th show at the Howard Theatre in support of their fast-rising single “Murder On The Dancefloor.” They discussed selling out this first U.S. tour vs. playing for nobody, what they love about America, keeping it between themselves to make their music, how big “Murder On The Dancefloor” is and when they’ll finally get to go back home to Australia (but without homes for now)! Check out the interview HERE. 

The Struts hang with Zack Skyler (center) at WGBJ (ALT 102.3)/Ft. Wayne on May 1st before their “Pretty Vicious Tour” date at the Clyde Theatre.

KRXP (X1039)/Colorado Springs had Krooked Kings play a few acoustic songs, including their single “Sick Of Being Young” at Voodoo Brewing Co on April 27th before their sold out show at Vultures. Pictured with Krooked Kings are (front row, l-r) Willy Will (X1039 Nights), Carly Evans (X1039 PD/Afternoons), Aubrey Bishop (X1039 Promo Director/Middays), and Eden Sykes (X1039 Overnights).

WOKV-HD2 (X99.5)/Jacksonville PD Justin Cousart and his daughter Quinn with KNOX at the station’s live acoustic performance at Institution Ale Works on April 27th in support of his single “Not The 1975.” KNOX added his signature to 3 guitars that are signed by all X99.5 performers each year that will be used at an auction for our Care-A-Thon that goes to benefit the North East Florida Child Cancer Fund.

KKDO (ALT 94.7)/Sacramento Brand Manager/afternooner Andy Hawk (right) and night host Dallas (center) with almost monday before their sold out show with Beach Weather on April 30th in Roseville, CA. Earlier this month, almost monday released a new song “is it too late?” in support of the tour.

WAQX (95X)/Syracuse APD/MD/afternooner Scott “dXn” Dixon (center) with Blame My Youth’s Sean (left) and Will (right), who played a really cool unplugged version of their Top 20 Alternative single “The Break” on the 1064 Soundstage for 95X. Check it out HERE.

Greg & Biscuit (second from right) from KNRK (94/7)/Portland, OR mornings hosted a 94/7 Session with Beach Weather at Mississippi Studios on Sunday, April 28th. The band performed their new single that is coming soon.

Flood FM Head Of Programming & KITS (Live 105)/San Francisco Soundcheck host Aaron Axelsen (center) enjoyed a visit with 300 Elektra’s Greg Dorfman (left) and Mark Chotiner (right) on April 24th. I wonder if they were voting on their favorite name for Utah’s new NHL team.

KMYZ (Z104.5 The Edge)/Tulsa’s Josh Venable (third from left) & Slater (right) took Silversun Pickups to lunch with listeners and took an Edge excursion to the Philbrook Museum Of Art on April 22nd before their show at Cain’s Ballroom.

KNRK (94/7)/Portland, OR morning host Greg Glover & his pup Biscuit (center) with Brigitte Calls Me Baby at “94/7 Session” at Mississippi Studios in support of their single “Impressively Average” on April 19th. Nice shirt, Greg!

Ella Red with KTCL (Channel 93.3)/Denver MD/morning host Steve Burrell (left) and PD/afternooner Nerf (right) during “Channel 93.3 Garage Session” on April 19th before her headline show at Globe Hall. KTCL was the first station to play Ella Red’s single “Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is” when it was released almost a year ago. The song made it all the way to power rotation on the station.

Ella Red stopped by KRXP (X1039)/Colorado Springs on April 18th before her show in Denver at Globe Hall. Pictured are (l-r) Willy Will (X1039 Nights), Cliff Cage (X1039 Weekends), Ella Red, Carly Evans (X1039 PD/Afternoons), Summer Justice (X1039 News Director/Host of the 103 Free), Aubrey Bishop (X1039 Promo Director/Middays), Rianna Lundy (Account Executive/X1039 Weekends).

Dallon Weekes from I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME was spotted at KRXP (X1039)/Colorado Springs before sold out show at The Black on April 15th. Pictured are (l-r) Willy Will (X1039 Nights), Eden Sykes (X1039 Overnights), Dallon Weekes (iDKHOW), Carly Evans (X1039 PD/Afternoons), Aubrey Bishop (X1039 Promo Director/Middays), and Summer Justice (X1039 News Director/Host of the 103 Free)

KJJZ-HD2 (ALT 101.5)/Palm Springs, MD/midday jock Brian Garris (left) sits down with Sublime members Jakob Nowell, Eric Wilson, and Bud Gaugh backstage at Coachella, prior to their Weekend 1 set. Sublime performs again on the Main Stage this Saturday, April 20th at 6:05pm.

KJJZ-HD2 (ALT 101.5)/Palm Springs, CA MD Brian Garris (left) chats with The Last Dinner Party’s Abigail and Lizzie at Coachella on April 13th. Check out the band’s live performance of their new single “Sinner” from Coachella HERE.

Audacy RVP/Alternative Programming Ross Mahoney (front) catches up with Glass Animals at Village Studios in Los Angeles during the band’s album preview of I Love You So F***ing Much that comes out July 19th. 

The Driver Era got off their phone and stopped by KIWR (89.7 The River)/Omaha to chat about their past and the concept of their new single “Get Off My Phone.” Pictured in-studio are (l-r) Corey (KIWR Amplified Afternoons), Skinman (KIWR nooner), Rocky Lynch (The Driver Era), and Ross Lynch (The Driver Era). Listen to the interview HERE.

Blue October’s Justin Furstenfeld (left) with WAQX (95X)/Syracuse PD Joe D (right) at 95X Live studio session before their show on April 10th at The Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater in support of their new single “Everything We Lost In The Fire.” Check out the unplugged performance of the new single HERE.

The Driver Era stopped by WRIS (The Resistance 106.7)/Madison, WI for in-studio session before their show at The Sylvee on April 10th in support of their single “Get Off My Phone.” Staying off their phone for the photo are (l-r) Kiernan (WRIS), Miranda Daniels (WRIS), Ross (The Driver Era), Pat Gallagher (WRIS), Rocky (The Driver Era), and Ebo (WRIS).

Green Day played the Fillmore on April 2nd!  WTF?!  Bay Area icons in the most iconic Bay Area venue… truly amazing!  Thanks to Jayn at KITS (Live 105)/San Francisco for sharing this epic photo. The Saviours Tour hits stadiums this summer with Green Day playing Dookie and American Idiot albums from start to finish beginning in DC on July 29th. (Photo Credit:Marc Fong) 

Patrick Carney (right) of The Black Keys sat down with Brian Garris (left) of KJJZ-HD2 (ALT 101.5)/Palm Springs, CA over Zoom on April 1st for 10 minutes to chat about the band’s new album, Ohio Players, which drops on Friday, April 5th. They talked about the series of hilarious Instagram Reels the band created to promote the new album, as well as writing, and recording with Beck, and Noel Gallagher of Oasis. Check out the interview HERE.

KRXP (X1039)/Colorado Springs Host Of 103 Free Weekdays from 9-11am Summer Justice (center) with Colorado Springs-based husband and wife duo VOLORES made up of Nathan (bassist for Flogging Molly) and Shelby Maxwell before their show at Boot Barn Hall on March 29th in support of their newest single “All That We Could Need” from their album Ages. 

WWDC (DC101)/Washington PM Driver Mike Jones (right) chats with Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Atkins (center) and Zach Lind (left) before they played in Baltimore at CFG Bank Arena on March 21st. Check out their chat about Clarity’s 25th Anniversary and more HERE. 

KJJZ-HD2 (ALT 101.5)/Palm Springs had ALEXSUCKS play at The Palm Springs Surf Club on March 19th. Pictured poolside are (l-r) Ethan DeMoulin (ALEXSUCKS), Alex Alvarez (ALEXSUCKS), Brian Garris (ALT 101.5), Garrett Orseno (ALEXSUCKS), John Luther (ALEXSUCKS), Chris Moradi (Hallwood Media), and Bean (Ethan’s dog).  Fun Fact: It was guitarist John Luther’s birthday! 

Hard to believe it was 3 weeks ago that #Happens 2024 Las Vegas happened. Our good friend/label honcho Artie Gentile shares a collector’s edition group photo from a secret location. Pictured are (l-r) Chris Payne (KDOT), Andy Hawk (KKDO), Gary Gorman (RCA), Dave Barbis (Big Loud Rock), Rob Goldklang (Warner), Bill Burrs (The Syndicate), Bryan Schock (WYBB/ WCOO/Charleston, SC), Audri (Ross Mahoney’s girlfriend), Ross Mahoney (Audacy), Allison Smith (Big Machine), Edie Lundeen (Epitaph), Amy Kaplan (Mick Mgmt.), Michelle Rutkowski (WLUM/Milwaukee), Nicole Rich (Big Loud), Joe Roselli (Columbia), Artie Gentile, Chris Crowley (WEND/Charlotte), and Dustin Matthews WWDC/Washington.     

WOKV-HD2 (X995)/Jacksonville PD Justin Cousart (center) with The Maine at X995 Farah and Farah performance at The USS Orleck on March 16th before their show with Fall Out Boy and Jimmy Eat World. 

KROQ/Los Angeles just had ratings that didn’t suck. In fact, KROQ scored its best month of ratings in 6 years with a 2.2-2.8 bump in the Nielsen February ‘24 PPM 6+ Ratings and right on queue Chris Moradi from Hallwood Media shared this photo of KROQ MD/Regional Brand Manager Miles Anzaldo with ALEXSUCKS in support of their latest single “What’re We Doing Here.” ALEXSUCKS opened for the Red Hot Chili Peppers on March 2nd.

KTCL (Channel 93.3)/Denver PD/afternooner Nerf (right) chats with The Ramona Flowers at Keggs & Eggs on March 15th. The annual free station show had to move from a morning event at 7am to 7pm due to a snowstorm.

(Photo Credit: Greeblehaus)

KTCL (Channel 93.3)/Denver middayer Smitty (center) with MisterWives at “Keggs & Eggs” on March 15th. A snowstorm forced the station to shift “Keggs & Eggs from 7am to 7pm for the first time ever. William the bassist from MisterWives said, “Well, it’s gotta be 7am somewhere!”

KRXP (X103.9)/Colorado Springs PD/afternooner Carly Evans (center) catches up with The Ramona Flowers, who stopped by the station on March 14th before their show at Vultures in support of their single “Up All Night.” 

WEDG (103.3 The Edge)/Buffalo afternooner Lexi Ziccardi gets a huge hug from Blue October’s Justin Furstenfeld when he dropped by the station on March 13th before the band’s Buffalo show on their Spinning The Truth Tour Part II in support of their brand new single “Everything We Lost In The Fire.”

WWCD Radio Owner Randy Malloy gets the station van rebranded for a McConnell’s St. Patrick’s Day Pub Tour this weekend. The station continues streaming online with a full on-air lineup at WWCDRADIO.COM. 

The Beaches performed in the iHeartradio Soundstage and chatted with Mike Jones about how they’re selling out shows all over the place, signing their first record contract in high school, playing out every Wednesday night, the teacher that wanted them to quit, how music has always been the plan and Jimmy Kimmel / other late night TV shows in the US vs. Canada. Listen to Jones chat with the girls HERE.

Big props to Big Loud Rock new VP/Promotion Dave Barbis (not pictured), who has has been running around with Blame My Youth in support of the new single “The Break.” Prior to playing at #Happens Las Vegas on February 29th, Blame My Youth stopped by KXTE (X107.5)/Las Vegas to see who is wearing the most black. Pictured (l-r) KXTE OM/PD Cat Thomas, APD/middayer Carlota, and Blame My Youth’s Sean Van Vleet.

In support of Grouplove’s new single “Chances,” KNRK (94/7fm)/Portland, OR listener Corrina McGuire (left) won a contest to go record shopping with Grouplove on March 2nd along with VIP pre-show experience and tickets to the band’s show that evening at the Crystal Ballroom. Also pictured are (l-r) Morning Show Hosts Greg Glover and sidekick Biscuit, Grouplove’s Daniel Gleason and Andrew Wessen.

KROQ/Los Angeles afternooner Megan Holiday (center) pictured with The Beaches before the band’s KROQ Helpful Honda Sound Space performance aired on Sunday, February 25th at 9p. The full performance and interview posts Monday (2/26) at 9am on YouTube.com/kroq.

KNRK (94/7)/Portland, OR morning trooper Biscuit bounced back from his recent surgery for a day with The Beaches. 94/7 Alternative Portland AM Drive Host Greg Glover and his mighty mutt hosted have fun with The Beaches at the station’s exclusive live session for 94/7 listeners in support of the band’s newest single “Blame Brett” on Saturday, February 17th.

KNRK (94/7)/Portland, OR morning host Greg Glover (center) with Brian Aubert (left) and Nikki Monninger (right) of Silversun Pickups at  94/7 Session for a group of listeners at Mississippi Studios on February 14th. Not pictured is 94/7 AM sidekick Biscuit. Greg’s poor pup was recovering from surgery.

KMYZ (Z104.5 The Edge)/Tulsa PD/morning co-host Josh Venable (center) with Cold War Kids at Private Acoustic Show on February 13th at Philbrook Museum Of Art.

WRFF (ALT 104.5)/Philadelphia’s Winter Jawn was Saturday, February 10th at Xfinity Live! with The Maine, SHAED, Barns Courtney, DJ Reed Streets and a solo acoustic set from Matt Quinn of Mt. Joy. Pictured backstage chatting with SHAED about their new single “Everybody Knows I’m Here” and more is Mike Jones (r) host of  The Afternoon Adventure on ALT 104.5.

L.A.’s Trapdoor Social has signed to Pasadena Records. The band will have a new album that will drop by early summer with a brand new single coming very soon. Celebrating at dinner are (l-r) Bruce Rave (the band’s manager), Lisa Cristiano (Pasadena), Louie Gonzalez (Trapdoor Social), Grant Dickerson (Trapdoor Social), Bob Divney (Pasadena), and Skylar Funk (Trapdoor Social).

KNRK (94/7)/Portland, OR had Cold War Kids perform a special afternoon set for listeners on February 1st at Mississippi Studios as part of the return of the 94/7 Sessions. Pictured with Cold War Kids is 94/7 Morning host Greg Glover (left) and his sidekick Biscuit.

WAQX (95X)/Syracuse had Royel Otis play an intimate  95X invite-only show with Royel Otis on February 1st at Gorham Brothers. Pictured are (l-r) WAQX APD/MD/afternooner Scott “dXn” Dixon, Otis Pavlovic. and Royel Maddell.  

WAPS (The Summit FM)/Akron, OH PD Brad Savage drove to WWCD (CD 92.9)/Columbus, OH to soak up the memories. Savage couldn’t have said it any better in his Facebook post: I think there is magic in the airwaves. 🎚️🎙️📻 🪄 🧙‍♂️ I saw the magic and community the airwaves can build last night in Columbus. It was the final day on-air for CD 92.9 FM 33 Years of music, goodwill, community and discovery: A cottage industry customized for their city. A job well done and a brand that really means something to their audience, and now spanning generations in their case. 

I was inspired upon listening to their last day online. I wanted to support our nearby friends and bid farewell properly. So after work I just kept driving, and ended up at their farewell party last night. CD101/CD102.5/CD 92.9 was one of the last independent radio stations. Their great team and history “against the odds” for 33 years is something to be very proud of. So many people and recording artists themselves have contributed to that legacy. What a great crew. Well done! I’m glad they will continue online, and I hope there is still more to come. For now at least, they march on at a new site: www.wwcdradio.com

I had to be there for this, for Bailey, and for the late “Mase” (Mason) (RIP), and I’m so glad I spontaneously decided to attend. But these radio goodbye send-offs are never easy, and I’ve seen to too many of them through the years. “I’ve seen this movie before.” I hope that if you care about something and the product someone crafts out of love, passion, loyalty, and their own hands, that you’ll support it and champion what they do. It’s important because with our time, our legacy is what we create. WWCD has done an exemplary job making the magic shine. Radio and music build community and that’s very powerful. That’s why I still believe in radio!

Pictured with Savage (2nd from left) in-studio are (l-r) WWCD’s Andy Latek, DJ Nate, Tom Butler, and Randy Malloy.

Big Loud Rock held their 2nd annual Showcase on January 23rd at Winston House in Venice, CA featuring BIZZY, Yam Haus, and Letdown. Pictured (back row l-r) Dave Barbis (Head of Promo), Lloyd Norman (SVP), AJ Kasen (Head of A&R), Letdown., Greg Thompson (President/Partner), BIZZY, Delaine Halpin (Marketing Coordinator), Colleen Kennedy (Marketing Coordinator), Ava Boney (A&R Manager); (front Row, l-r) Lars Pruitt (Yam Haus- Lead singer), Zach Beinlich (Yam Haus guitarist), Nicole Rich (Director of Promo & Publicity), and Jake Felstow (Yam Haus drummer).

It was a heavy pre-ALTer Ego 2024 hang at Laurel Tavern on January 12th before the sold-out ALTer Ego 2024 at Honda Center. Pictured are (Back row, l-r) Dustin Matthews (WWDC/Washington), Gary Gorman (RCA), Lisa Worden (KYSR/Los Angeles), Chris Muckley (SiriusXMU), Angelo Scrobe (Concord), Warren Christiansen (Q Prime); (Middle row, l-r) Amy Vaughn (300 Entertainment), Rob Goldklang (Warner), Nerf (KTCL/Denver), Elliott Wood (KTBZ/Houston), Brad Hardin (iHeartMedia); (Front row, l-r), Chris Patyk (Pandora), Ayelet Schiffman (Island), Amanda Walk (Republic), and Artie Gentile (Lil Miss Guided Music).

The Woody Show with Yellowcard at iHeartRadio ALTer EGO on January 13th at Honda Center in Anaheim, CA It was 20 years ago that Yellowcard’s Ocean Avenue was released.

WWCD (CD92.9)/Columbus, OH Owner Randy Malloy shares: I’ve applied for and interviewed for #survivor so I feel at this moment the only thing missing is @jeffprobst #randsanity #viptilrip @cd929fm #cd101

Ella Red played KTCL (CHANNEL 93.3)/Denver’s Not So Silent Night on December 11th. Pictured with Ella Red (c) in the holiday spirit are (l-r) KTCL middayer Smitty, APD/night host B-Large, MD/morning host Steve Burrell, and PD/afternoon host Nerf.

Dexter Holland of The Offspring, Kevin Weatherly, SVP of Programming and Brand Manager, KROQ and Kevin “Noodles” Wasserman of The Offspring at KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2023 at The Kia Forum on December 9th. (Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images for Audacy)

Audacy ALT night host Kevan Kenney and Jack Antonoff of Bleachers chat backstage at KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2023 at The Kia Forum on December 9th. (Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images for Audacy)

KROQ/Los Angeles afternooner Megan Holiday and Shirley Manson of Garbage had a great laugh backstage at KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2023 at The Kia Forum on December 9th. (Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images for Audacy)

The Black Keys headlined the 22nd Annual “97X Next Big Thing” at The Sound in Clearwater, FL on December 3rd. Pictured are; (l-r)  The Black Keys lead singer/guitarist Dan Auerback, 97X Director Of Branding & Programming Jenna Kesneck, The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney, and Warner Records SVP/Rock Formats Rob Goldklang. Here’s a fun fact: The Black Keys started as a band 22 years ago.

Audacy’s Justin Cole, Claudia Menegus, Ross Mahoney, and Von Freeman surround Jelly Roll at day 2 of Audacy’s Riptide Music Festival 2023 at Fort Lauderdale Beach Park on December 3rd. (Photo Credit: John Parra/Getty Images for Audacy’s Riptide Music Festival)

C3’s Dave Barbis (l) and Audacy/Sacramento Regional Brand Manager Andy Hawk (r) outside Golden-1 Center after watching the Sacramento Kings stunning 124-123 victory over the Golden State Warriors on November 28th.

Blue October’s Justin Furstenfeld (l) chats with KFRR (New Rock 104.1)/Fresno’s Jason “Hammer” Squires (r) at the Tower Theatre on November 15th during the Spinning The Truth Around (Part II) Tour in support of their single “Down Here Waiting.”

KBZT (ALT 94.9)/San Diego Brand Manager/Afternoon Drive Jeremy Pritchard (2nd from right) and Up Down/Brando Records VP/Marketing & Promotion Steph Harty (3rd from right) hang with Blue October on their San Diego tour date at The Magnolia in El Cajon in support of their Top 20 single “Down Here Waiting.”

Campbell from Vacations with Carly from KRXP (X1039)/Colorado Springs after an acoustic listener session at What’s Left Records on October 28th in support of the single “Next Exit.”

WGHL (ALT 105.1)/Louisville PD Phil “PK” Kukawinski (c)  with Mac Saturn’s Nick, Carson, Angelo and Evan. Mac Saturn kicked off the second leg of opening on The Struts tour in Louisville on November 6th.

Autopilot were in-studio at KQCJ (Planet 93.9)/Quad Cities with Dave & Darren In The Morning Show on November 6th to play their new single “Unwound” before their live show in Bishop Hill. Dave Levora said, “The band has quickly become our favorite band out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan! Sorry, Joni Mitchell, let’s all admit you had a good run.” Flanking Autopilot are Dave (l) and Darren (r)  

Portugal. The Man’s Zach Carothers (l) woke up early to visit KNRK (94/7 fm)/Portland, OR Morning Host Greg Glover (r) to announce the band will play night #4 of “December To Remember 2023” at The Crystal Ballroom.

Del Water Gap was at WWCD (CD 92.9)/Columbus, OH on October 30th to play in “The Big Room” to support his newest album, I Miss You Already + I Haven’t Left Yet. Pictured with DWG is CD 92.9 PD Laura Lee.

Jakobs Castle aka Jakob Nowell (l) with KKDO (ALT 94.7)/Sacramento night jock and Audacy Alternative Social Media Captain Dallas (r) during a New Music Discovery Series free show on October 25th.

UK artist Tom Odell was in the U.S. for west coast dates this week in support of his new single “Black Friday.” It’s the title track from his forthcoming album coming January 26th via UROK/Virgin. Pictured backstage at the Wiltern on October 23rd are (l-r) UROK GM Kate Hardwick,, Gold’n Retriever Entertainment President Joe Riccitelli, Tom Odell, Virgin Music President Jacqueline Saturn, and iHeartMedia VP/Alternative Programming & KYSR (ALT 98.7)/Los Angeles PD Lisa Worden.

Audacy KITS (Live 105)/San Francisco MD Jayn shares a selfie with Tom Odell at The Fillmore on October 24th. On the final night of the tour on October 25th at the Roseland Theater in Portland, Odell was joined on stage by Hozier for a special version of “Another Love.” Check it out HERE.

Deryck Whibley (l) of Sum 41 chats with Mike Jones (r) of WWDC (DC101)/Washington, D.C. about their final double album and tour, how he worked hard to get back from Covid & pneumonia for When We Were Young Festival, how they’re playing iHeartRadio’s ALTer EGO in January and a bunch more. Check out the interview HERE.

Audacy RVP Christine Malovetz (left), RVP Ross Mahoney (3rd from left), RVP John Allers (2nd from right), and Regional Brand Manager Andy Hawk (right) living the American dream with Green Day’s Mike Dirnt, Billie Joe Armstrong, and Tre Cool during the band’s intimate L.A. show at The Bourbon Room in Hollywood.

Noah Floersch was live in-studio at KIWR (89.7 The River)/Omaha on October 19th before his hometown show at Slowdown. Pictured in-studio are (l-r) KIWR afternooner Corey, Noah Floersch, guitarist Ross Grieb, and KIWR PD Sophia John, who made “Ghost Of Chicago” a staff pick and added his new single this week. The Nashville-based unsigned artist just released his sophomore album, NOAH.

WWDC (DC101)/Washington, D.C. afternooner Mike Jones (right) chats with Shinedown’s Brent Smith (left) about the Out Of The Darkness Walk at Lincoln Memorial to benefit the American Foundation For Suicide Prevention on October 21st and his personal connection to the cause. The band’s new single is “A Symptom Of Being Human” and they donated a whopping $75,000 and Brent pledged $10,000 more for DC101 + Leidos’ Team One More Light. Jones said, “That’s so huge of them to do and I can’t thank Brent enough.” Brent also talked about touring costs and being out on the road with Papa Roach and reinforced an important message for all bands: “Don’t ever stop talking to your fanbase.” Check out the interview HERE.

Grouplove played a KDKB (ALT AZ 93.3)/Phoenix “Exclusive ALT AZ Session” at Walter Studios in support of their newest single “Cheese.” On queue saying cheese with Grouplove is KDKB APD/MD Dustin Carlson (third from right) and members of the station’s promo team.

Audacy RVP Christine Malovetz and Regional Brand Manager Brad Steiner (center) got to catch up with The Beaches before they played at The Mercury Lounge in New York on October 17th. You can blame In2une’s Dave Lombardi (left) and Dale Connone (right) for the photo op. The Beaches new single “Blame Brett” is climbing up the Alternative chart following its debut in early October.

KIWR (89.7 The River)/Omaha had Hollywood Undead in town on October 17th and Jake from The Morning Fiasco and listeners got to hang with the band at a scary haunted house.

KRXP (X1039)/Colorado Springs PD/afternooner Carly Evans (left) and AE/weekender Rianna Lundy (right) catch up with The 1975 at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on October 7th.

KKDO (ALT 94.7)/Sacramento Regional Brand Manager Andy Hawk (center) had a real fun time hanging with White Reaper at Aftershock Music Festival on October 5th.

WGHL (ALT 105.1)/Louisville PD Phil “PK” Kukawinski (left) caught up with AWOLNATION’s Aaron Bruno (right) at Louder Than Life festival. AWOLNATION has a new EP, Candy Pop, and the title track is the newest single. Aaron talked about building the set list for Louder Than Festival and being a new father. Check out the interview HERE.

Blue October was Spinning The Truth Around in The Big Room at WWCD (CD 92.9)/Columbus, OH to promote their current single “Down Here Waiting” and newest album, Spinning The Truth Around: Part II. Pictured are WWCD Owner Randy Malloy (left) and Blue October’s Justin Furstenfeld (right).

ALEXSUCKS hangs with WZRH (ALT 92.3)/New Orleans PD Jason Ginty (3rd from left) and night host Daniel Merry (2nd from right) at “ALT 92.3 Day” on September 25th at Tipitina’s.

WGHL (ALT 105.1)/Louisville PD Phil “PK” Kukawinski (r) chats with The Black Keys at Bourbon & Beyond before their headline performance. The secret sauce from The Black Keys… play your big hit second. Check out the interview HERE.

Colony House played at WRIS (The Resistance 106.7)/Madison’s “Taste Of Madison” on September 3rd. Pictured with the band are APD Miranda Daniels (2nd from right) and morning man Pat Gallagher (right).

The Offspring were joined by Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley and Simple Plan’s Pierre Bouvier Simple Plan for a collab performance of “Why Don’t You Get A Job?” in Wantagh, NY on their Let The Bad Times Roll tour. This was the first time on the tour that special guests joined The Offspring and it was a fun and memorable performance. Watch the performance now HERE.