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Radio’s Weekend Warriors Brad Paisley’s Weekend Warrior Tour blazed a trail from upstate New York to New Jersey and North Carolina in its first weekend. Radio attendees agree – Paisley’s show is big-ger and better than ever. Paisley invited radio and two local high school senior classes to attend a pre-tour rehearsal at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Townsquare WGNA/Albany PD Matty Jeff says, “They ran through the show in about an hour and a half. What a cool experience for those students to be there.” A thunderstorm delayed the first show by about a half hour, but the crowd hung in for the fun. “Somehow Brad got around the curfew and played until midnight, and everyone stayed to see it,” says Jeff. “The show was fast-paced and visually exciting right from the start,” says CBS Radio WXTU/Philadelphia PD Shelly Easton.

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That’s An Ender: Arista’s Brad Paisley opens his Weekend Warrior Tour with a little help from his radio friends. Pictured (l-r) are the label’s Luke Jensen, WNCB/Raleigh’s Carletta Blake, Paisley and WQDR/Raleigh’s Mimi Wheeler.

Kage Free In The Rockies As radio stories go, it’s both fortunate and familiar. Program-mer has a good run, but his company is sold and he gets an offer in another market. He jumps, the cluster he was at is sold and broken up – hindsight proves the move was the right call. That’s where the narrative changes for KYGO/Den-ver PD John E. Kage. And happily so for all involved and, not least, the station’s ratings. Ready for a challenge after 17 years at Rhythmic Top 40 KQKS/Denver, the leap to a more mainstream Top 40 with Cox’s WPOI/Tampa made sense. Lincoln Financial eventually divested KQKS to Entercom, while sister KYGO landed with Bonneville. All good, it seemed. But as a single father, Kage saw his son was struggling in their new Florida home. After only 10 months, Kage’s former Denver GM Bob Call reached out with news that KYGO PD Eddie Haskell had resigned. “My GM in Tampa, Keith Lawless, might just be the greatest next to Bob,” Kage says. “He understood.” Within a month, Kage was a mile high, back in the building and sitting across from his old office at the helm of KYGO (Breaking News 9/16/16). In addition to his knowledge of the market and radio landscape, Kage also has a strong radio pedigree. He started as an intern at powerhouse Top 40 KDWB/Minneapolis and “worked my way up as fast as radio would take me.” Stops at Top 40 and Rhythmic stations included Grand Forks, ND; Ocean City, MD; St. Cloud, MN; Albuquerque and Sacramento. Putting It Together: Back in Colorado and again working for Call, Kage was in his comfort zone. There’s just the matter of a completely new format. “I understood 100% the tools Bob would provide, and his expectations of a PD,” Kage says of his GM. “A little known fact is I have worked with every PD KYGO has ever had including Bob, who was the first. I was aware of the station’s legendary status. I never went looking for what I could bring back. I asked myself what it needed to be in 2017.” First up? Mornings. Five-year station vet Tracy Dixon had been holding down the fort for a year.

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Big Machine's Carly Pearce puts an industry spin on the artist interview: I'm from northern Kentucky, so I grew up listening to WUBE/Cincinnati. I've been lucky enough to have songs out on SiriusXM – that's where "Every Little Thing" started. I also had a song out with the Josh Abbott Band. But I was really excited to have that moment where I heard my single on terrestrial radio for the first

time. I was in Orlando with my band on radio tour and we were on our way to a show. We heard my voice introducing my song on the radio. All of us were freaking out. I will never forget that. The most loopy thing that happened on radio tour was, Once, we flew into a town in the morning and visited a station. Then throughout the day, we visited four cities, drove seven hours and ended the day flying from a different city. Six cities in one day. Seven hours of driving and two flights. I always pick up Orbit gum every time I'm at a truck stop. That sweet, mint gum is my favorite thing. I grew up loving the late '90s/early 2000s-era of Country music. With the character and tone of the female voices, you knew who they were right then. When people listen to what I'm doing, I want them to hear some of that throwback, but also hear a modern sound. I want people to say, "This girl wants to be a modern, live-and-breathe- Country music artist." My last impulse buy was a pair of booties that I can never fit in my suitcase. I really have a shoe addiction. I can't be trusted with any kind of shoe store. I don't know if this is redneck or just gross, but I tend to go out in public dressed questionably – sweat pants and a tank top, no makeup, my hair in a neon clip from 2001. I wish I'd written Sara Evans' "Born To Fly" (written by Evans, Marcus Hummon and Darrell Scott). It's a timeless song. I can't go on the road without running shoes. I'm a big runner. And my band makes fun of me, but I have a second bag that is solely for my makeup and hair products. It's my beauty bag. I would love to be stuck in Charleston, SC. I love their pastel-painted buildings, the architecture and the cobblestone roads.

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iHeartMedia WNCB/Raleigh PD Carletta Blake reports the “video screen was as wide as the stage,” and the show kicked off dramat-ically with a flashing date, market localized images and a Knight Rider musical theme. The TV tie-in works well with new single “Last Time For Everything,” which features Da-vid Hasselhoff and the show’s car in the video shown during the performance. When the line about Prince and “Purple Rain” hits, “The screen and lights –everything turns purple,” Blake says. “It really looked like it was raining purple on the stage.” Blake was equally impressed with the production during “Perfect Storm.” “The video showed a massive storm rolling in on the coast,” she says. “Again, it looked like it was really raining onstage.” After the storms that delayed the show in New York, it was even more impactful. After the first three songs, radio was invited to leave the sound-board to wch the rest of the show from the onstage bar. “There was one on both sides of the stage, with winners and fans on the

other side,” Blake says. Curtis WQDR/Raleigh MD Mimi Wheeler called the show “mind-blowing” and noted his extensive incorporation of “visual album” elements throughout. “I espe-cially loved ‘Grey Goose Chase,’” she says. Wheeler even got to do some guest vocals on “Crushin’ It” and was moved by Paisley’s tribute to North Carolina icon the late Andy Griffith, who appeared in the “Waitin’ On A Woman” video.

WFFG/Glens Falls, NY PD Chris O’Neil recalls other big moments. “Brad brought members of the military onstage for a salute, had a couple get engaged and signed his gui-tar for a little boy and then left the main stage to perform on the lawn,” he says. Opener Lindsay Ell joined Paisley for “Whiskey Lullaby.” “Lindsey’s new music and guitar playing really stood out in her set,” Jeff says. “Watching her trade licks with Brad at the end of ‘Whiskey Lullaby’ was impressive.” Easton adds, “I would pay just to watch Lindsey Ell play guitar.” Paisley encored with “Alcohol,” bringing up Ell and fellow sup-port act Chase Bryant, who’s no six-string slouch either. “He’s not just a singer, he’s a performer,” Easton says of Bryant. “He

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really took command – high energy, polished and knew exactly how to work the crowd.” Dustin Lynch appeared with Paisley for “I’m Still A Guy” in addition to his own substantial set. “With hit-after-hit-after-hit, you can see he’s for real,” says Jeff. “For a new song, ‘Small Town Boy’ got a big reaction.” Easton adds, “He debuted an incredible new ballad, looked great, sounded great and took the stage like a star.” “Brad Paisley never fails to deliver in the entertainment cat-egory,” O’Neil says in summation. “The audience and industry love him for a reason. He’s humble, relevant and a joy to watch.” Easton gets a bit emotional. “From his first radio tour and my first programming job at WRBT/Harrisburg, we’ve both had country music to thank for a great ride,” she says. “How could I not cry about that?” –Paul Williams

Chart Chat Congrats to Luke Combs, Steve Hodg-es, Shane Allen and the Columbia promo crew on landing a second week at No. 1 for “Hurricane.” The last time an artist held their debut at the chart pinnacle for more than a week was December 2012. That song was Florida Georgia Line’s “Cruise.” And kudos to Tom Martens and the WAR team on securing 55 adds for Chris Janson’s “Fix A Drink,” topping this week’s board.

News & Notes Sun’s The Fitz Show adds KYKX/Tyler, TX and WCJC/Mar-tinsville, IN for weekday mornings. Renegade Radio is offering space for radio stations to broad-cast from CMA Music Festival in Nashville June 8-10. Contact Captain Jack Aponte here. Creal is selling Classic Country WKDO/Liberty, KY to Shoreline for $395,000. Nextstar is now airing Larry’s Country Diner in Baton Rouge, LA; Chattanooga, TN; Huntsville, AL; Little Rock, AR; Memphis, TN and Springfield, MO. The Nashville Association of Talent Directors 2017 Picnic is June 6 from 11:30am to 12:30pm at Fannie Mae Dees Park, 2400 Blakemore Ave. David Ball will perform at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, as part of the JFK Centennial Celebration Wednesday (5/24). More here.

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WKWS/Charleston PD/personality Billy Brown discusses his most influential music:1. Garth Brooks: He is polite, gracious and a great inspiration. He stood around chatting with me as if we went to high school together.2: David Ball's "Riding With Private Malone": That song makes me feel that we're not alone on this planet.3. Boston: Their self-titled debut album was

just filled with hits that I liked to sing when I was growing up.4. Ronnie Milsap: When I was a kid, he really impressed me onstage. A few years ago he called my show in Miami when I was doing afternoons on 99.9 Kiss Country. What a great guy!5. Iron City House Rockers & Black Oak Arkansas: I saw them open for Blackfoot. Not only did they rock, they made me really want to get involved with music or at least play music on the radio.• Highly regarded music you've actually never heard: Keith Urban's Ripcord must be amazing, but I've only had a chance to hear three songs. Keith is one of the best guitarists ever. I put him up there with Eric Clapton, Eddie Van Halen and Jimmy Hendrix. I really need to find some time and spend it with Ripcord.• "Important" music you just don't get: I have friends who love heavy metal but I just can't get past the screaming. I sound like my father talking about Led Zeppelin (whom I love and respect) when I was a kid – but some heavy metal and speed metal is just too loud for me to understand. My daughter loves emo. I like some of it but I've often heard some artists that sound off pitch to me.• Music you listened to incessantly: I once listened to Owl City's "Fireflies" all day.• Obscure or non-country song everyone should listen to right now: Maroon 5's "Don't Wanna Know" featuring Kendrick Lamar. It has a great bounce to it.• Music you'd rather not admit to enjoying: hip hop and pop from the '80s. I love MC Hammer, The Sugarhill Gang, Young MC, Tone Loc, TLC, Company B, Black Box, MARRS, Pretty Poison, Kid 'n Play, The Fat Boys and DJ Jazzy Jeff.

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Aaron Watson has added five shows to his 2017 tour. Com-plete schedule here. Montgomery Gentry and Storme Warren will team with Music City Indian for the inaugural Warren Peace Motorcycle Ride and Parking Lot Party June 10. The event will benefit the T.J. Martell Foundation. Tickets and complete lineup here. The Ketucky Headhunters will kick off a U.K. tour Oct. 2 in Bilston. Dates here. The 14th Annual Toby Keith & Friends Golf Classic will be June 2-3 at Belmar Golf Club and Riverwind Casino in Norman, OK. The event benefits Keith’s OK Kids Corral. More info here.

The Week’s Top Stories Full coverage in the archives at countryaircheck.com.• Travis Moon departs iHeartMedia (5/15).• Heidi Raphael named Beasley VP/Corporate Communica-tions (5/15).• Krystal Clark named KXKS/Shreveport Dir./Production and afternoon host (5/16).• Moon Mullins passed away in Texas (5/16). • Lew Dickey raised over $200 million for Modern Media Acquisition (5/17). • BMI responded to DOJ filing (5/18).• Futuri expanded TopicPulse team (5/18).• Gerry House and Mike Bohan set to return to Nashville airwaves (5/19). • Martina McBride and Mike Dungan to be honored by Country Radio Broadcasters. (5/19).

(continued from page 1)Kage Free In The Rockies

Crab & Go: Capitol’s Dierks Bentley gets a gold plaque during a stop in Maryland. Pictured (l-r) are WPOC/Baltimore’s Jeff Wyatt, Bentley, the station’s Jeff St. Pierre and Capitol’s Bobby Young.

Mission one was finding her a co-host. “I went through hundreds of audition MP3s,” Kage says. “It felt like Groundhog Day.” But Kage eventually found his Guy. Moving from Australia to Los Angeles 12 years ago on a tennis scholarship, Guy David decided he wanted to do morning radio and landed in Fon du Lac, WI. Plucked from Kage’s stack of au-dio, David qualifies for market leap of the decade. “While I love that he doesn’t sound like anyone else on the ra-dio, he’s also missing the foundation we all learned coming up,” Kage says. “But I’ll sacrifice the polish for the content and sound, and we’ll shore the rest up along the way.” Kage spends time with David on basics like weather and liners.

Producer Patrick Knight worked at iHeartMedia’s KEEY/Minneapolis and plays a utility infield position. “When you get to a radio station you always find that indispensable person who can do a bit of everything, and that’s Patrick,“ says Kage. In addition to his morning duties, Knight helps with label relationships (there is no MD currently), and can help with imaging. Middayer Melissa Moore moved back to town in 2011 after stops in Orlando and Minneapolis. That’s three staffers with links to the Twin Cities, if you’re scoring at home (or if you’re alone). She previously spent three years at AC KOSI/Denver. “Melissa reflects the lifestyle, is great with the listeners and loves country music,” says Kage. “She has good ears too. I often bounce re-cords off her for opinions.” Sixteen-year station vet Paul Donovan returned for afternoons after four years at iHeartMedia’s WMZQ/Washington, DC. “He might be one of the best sounding personalities on the air today in any market,” beams Kage. “Bob Call brought him back before I arrived and I am lucky he did.” Fizz handles evenings. A former Top 40 host, “He rides the phones, lives the lifestyle and is exactly what a night jock should be in terms of his energy and sound,” says Kage. KYGO is even live and local in overnights. “Sheena is new to the full time air staff,” says Kage. “She has a bright future.”

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All In The Details: Long a market leader, the station returned to No. 1 three months ago and enjoyed a PPM high 6.4 share in April. Kage points to multiple factors for the resurgence. Beyond the staff, imaging and presentation have been freshened. Kage

works with imaging voice Scott Fisher and added Heather Walters for a female voice

after hearing them on Cox KKBQ/Houston. “I took a look at who was winning in Country and did a ton of streaming to hone in on a sound,” he says. Kage writes the copy and the production is handled by Longtrain Productions. The station app, vehicle and performance studio have also been updated. And then there’s attention to detail. “I learned some things in Tampa that are deep in the weeds of PPM and chart construction that I use,” he says cagily, declining to elabo-rate. “The air staff are focused and have executed a different way of thinking,” he adds. His programming philosophy is extremely hands-on. Literally. Kage cites CBS Radio Top 40 WBBM/Chicago MD Erik Bradley as a mentor. Bradley hand-schedules his playlists and Kage ad-opted the same philosophy. “The funny thing about music sched-uling is that is our product, yet PDs hate it,” he says. “Along with the morning show, it is the No. 1 reason people come to you.” Other mentors beyond Bradley and Call include Cox VP/Radio Programming Steve Smith and his former boss at Lincoln Finan-cial, now a VPP at Cumulus. “John Dimick probably shaped me the most,” he says. On air, he points to Sirius XM Hits 1 host Tone E. Fly. “In the Twin Cities, he gave me a foundation of how to be

an air personality that I still lean on to this day.” Rather than counter programming his competitors, Kage says he programs against himself. Where can he be better? What an-gle will move the audience on a promotion? How would he attack his station from across the street? “Of course I always pay atten-tion to music coming in and out of competitors and the market in general,” he adds. He also watches CBS Radio’s KMLE/Phoenix. As for the move to an unfamiliar format, Kage says that’s not exactly accurate. “It’s interesting that I became a Top 40 guy much less a Rhythmic Top 40 guy,” he says. “I had to learn those formats.” Kage’s father listened exclusively to country – The Outlaws, Hank Williams and the classics played on eight-track. As the Country format became more contemporary, his father turned away. “He always told me I’d like country when I was older and now I do it for a living, but he doesn’t listen.” Kage is hopeful. “I’ve rounded up some good artists for him to listen to. We’ll see if I can get him back.” In the meantime, he’s back in Colorado, skiing and snow-boarding with his son and reflective about his family-focused return and the values he sees in KYGO’s listeners. “This is a blue collar, fun loving audience,” he says. “Community and family are important to them.” Reach Kage here. –Paul Williams

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Available Jobs

Here’s a list of job seekers and open gigs. Not listed? Send info here and we’ll include you in a future update:

Entercom KKWF/Seattle is looking for a morning show host. Details here.

Midwest WNCY/Appleton-Green Bay, WI is seeking an on air host who is compelling, social media savvy, interactive, orga-nized and solid with promotions. Airchecks here.

Entercom KWJJ/Portland, OR is now accepting applications for part time on-air positions. Send materials here.

AJG WKKW/Morgantown, WV has an opening for an after-noon host. Details here.

Albany Broadcasting WKLI/Albany is looking for a morning show co-host. Send materials here.

Cox WWKA/Orlando seeks a Dir./Branding & Programming. Apply here.

Ryman Hospitality Properties seeks a Dir./Opry Program-ming & Artist Initiatives. Apply here.

The CMA has an opening for an Executive Assistant/Marketing. Materials to HR Consultant Sarah Pinson here.

GCC Bend’s KSJJ/Bend, OR is searching for a morning show producer/air talent. Airchecks and resumes here.

Cumulus’ WIVK/Knoxville has an opening in middays. Apply here.

Zimmer/Cookeville, TN is searching for an engineer. Three years experience is required. Materials here.

WFON/Fond du Lac, WI has an opening for a morning show co-host. Aircheck, social media samples, and resume to Barry Mardit Media Consulting here.

BiCoastal Media is searching for a PD/on air host to launch a new station in the Pacific Northwest. Send materials here.

Searching•Travis MoonFormer KAJA/KASE/KVET PDtravismooncountry@hotmail.com

•Don BrakeFormer WFRE/Frederick PD717 404-5679fmonairbrake@aol.com

•Crash PoteetFormer KVOO/Tulsa and WKWS/Charleston/WV PD417 499-4046okccrash@gmail.com

•Rob StarkFormer PD/Morning host KACT/Panama City, FL850 775-7451rstarkccm@gmail.com

•Eddie HaskellFormer KYGO/Denver PD505 886-1418haskell99@gmail.com

•Cheri CranfordFormer GM Streamsound/Red Vinyl Music615 473-6837cheri.cranford@comcast.net

• Bethany LindermanFormer WGNA/Albany morning co-host 727 460-2389linderman.bethany@gmail.com

• Mike PrestonFormer KKWF/Seattle PD 206 979-2500pljpreston@aol.com

• Jeff RoperFormer KCYY/San Antonio APD/MD/morning host210-790-7099ropershow@gmail.com

• Jim DayFormer WIL/St. Louis morning host314-258-4365jimdayshow@gmail.com

•Wes McShayFormer Cumulus/Montgomery, AL OM/PD208-758-5435wesgardipe@gmail.com

• Jeff MilesFormer WKLB/Boston and KCYY/San Antonio morning host469 667-3890radiojeff@icloud.com

• Rosey FitchpatrickFormer Dir./National PromotionRoseyfitch99@gmail.com

• Wayne ManningFormer Cold River Regional801-361-2993imaviator@yahoo.com

• Dan HagarStrategic Marketing & Promotions615-430-2560dhpromoman@gmail.com

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Country radio shares were up by slightly by 1% compared to last month and up just under 2% compared to April 2016. Of the 86 subscribing stations listed, 47 increased, 35 decreased and four were flat.

April 2017 ppm Scoreboard

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The cume leader was Mt. Wilson KKGO/Los Angeles with 1,296,100, Cumulus KPLX/Dallas was second with 1,287,300. Legend: A “+” indicates a Classic Country outlet; a “^” designates co-owned Country stations in the metro; “t” indicates a tie; and a “*” indicates a station best in that statistic. Ranks are among subscribers.

WKHX/Atlanta 4.1 10t 3.6 12t 618,600 616,900WUBL/Atlanta 3.4 14 3.6 12t 678,200 688,900KASE/Austin^ 4.6 7 4.6 8 329,300 326,700KVET/Austin^ 6.4 3 6.7 2 368,900 371,600KOKE/Austin 1.7 21 1.8 20 108,600 106,900WPOC/Baltimore 7.4 3 8.0 2 443,400 481,600WKLB/Boston 4.1 9 4.3 8t 634,600 689,300WBWL/Boston 2.3 17 2.1 16t 438,900 458,200WCTK/Providence (Boston) 0.4 24 0.5 25 124,200 124,800WKKT/Charlotte 5.7 2 5.9 3 461,900 453,400WSOC/Charlotte 5.2 5t 6.0 2 447,000 489,100WEBG/Chicago 2.2 21 2.3 20t 786,200 776,200WUSN/Chicago 1.9 19t 2.2 20t 952,900 939,200WNNF/Cincinnati 2.3 15 2.5 15 236,800 289,000WUBE/Cincinnati^ 7.0 3 7.8 3 449,000 473,000WYGY/Cincinnati^ 1.5 17 0.9 21 124,900 139,700WGAR/Cleveland 7.1 5 7.3 5 434,800 452,800WCOL/Columbus, OH 10.1 1 10.5 1 458,900 493,200KPLX/Dallas^ 6.0 1t 6.2 1 1,305,500 1,287,300KSCS/Dallas^ 4.3 5 3.8 6 1,083,500 995,800KWOF/Denver 2.0 21 1.8 21t 277,600 275,500KYGO/Denver 6.2 1 6.4 1 540,200 559,700WDRQ/Detroit 3.4 15 2.9 16 503,400 510,900WYCD/Detroit 5.3 5t 6.0 3 772,700 794,600WPAW/Greensboro 5.6 6 6.0 5 249,600 251,700WTQR/Greensboro 5.9 5 6.1 4 276,300 256,300WWYZ/Hartford 7.6 4 7.6 3 239,600 235,000KILT/Houston 3.5 14t 3.3 15 1,095,300 955,100KKBQ/Houston^ 5.8 2t 4.9 6 1,142,000 1,186,900KTHT/Houston^+ 2.7 18 2.5 19 571,900 471,100WFMS/Indianapolis 6.4 5 5.9 7 357,200 341,000WLHK/Indianapolis 5.1 9 6.0 5t 313,600 346,700WGNE/Jacksonville 4.9 7 4.5 7 226,000 261,900WQIK/Jacksonville 12.4 1 12.5 1 288,400 285,600KBEQ/Kansas City^ 4.1 10t 4.7 7 295,200 331,100KFKF/Kansas City^ 5.7 3t 5.6 5 367,300 376,500WDAF/Kansas City 3.6 15t 4.0 10t 260,400 312,600KCYE/Las Vegas 3.4 10 3.5 11t 234,500 230,300KWNR/Las Vegas 5.0 6 5.2 3t 308,000 254,300KKGO/Los Angeles 2.5 16 2.7 13t 1,251,100 1,296,100WGKX/Memphis 5.6 6 4.9 7 192,200 190,300WLFP/Memphis 3.5 10 2.6 14 125,200 117,700WKIS/Miami 2.2 18 2.3 18 453,800 437,200

WNSH/New York (Middlesex) 3.6 8t 3.7 10 142,800 172,100WKTI/Milwaukee 4 12t 3.9 13 257,400 270,900WMIL/Milwaukee 5.4 8 5.1 7t 316,300 324,300KEEY/Minneapolis 5.9 6 5.8 4 570,700 616,800KMNB/Minneapolis 3.7 13 4.0 13 506,800 556,200WKDF/Nashville^ 3.9 11 4.0 11 235,300 241,200WSIX/Nashville 5.4 7 6.1 7 279,900 291,700WSM-FM/Nashville^ 4.8 10 4.2 10 265,400 249,800WSM-AM/Nashville 1.8 17 1.1 21 36,100 41,100WNSH/New York (Nassau) 2.4 18 2.1 21 178,900 161,700WNSH/New York 2.4 17 2.3 17t 1,127,400 1,137,100WWKA/Orlando 5.0 7 4.7 8 286,300 270,600KMLE/Phoenix 4.6 5 4.1 8 543,300 560,400KNIX/Phoenix 3.4 10t 3.9 10 566,800 626,400KSWG/Phoenix 1.1 30 1.0 30 109,100 118,500WXTU/Philadelphia 4.0 10 4.3 10t 674,000 777,600WDSY/Pittsburgh 4.5 8 3.9 10 320,200 345,500WPGB/Pittsburgh 3.6 10 3.8 11 230,400 244,400KWJJ/Portland 5.5 5 4.8 8 404,700 399,000KUPL/Portland 4.2 9t 5.5 4 394,200 383,900WCTK/Providence 7.8 4 7.2 4 380,600 390,200WNCB/Raleigh 3.6 13t 3.6 13 230,300 233,600WQDR/Raleigh 8.0 3 7.8 3 346,500 346,500KFRG/Riverside 4.5 5 4.6 4 379,400 387,700KBEB/Sacramento 2.7 15t 2.9 14t 228,600 235,800KNCI/Sacramento 5.3 4 5.9 4 303,500 346,100KNTY/Sacramento 2.7 15t 3.4 9t 209,800 242,400KEGA/Salt Lake City 1.6 21 1.8 20 179,000 194,900KSOP/Salt Lake City ^ 4.3 8 4.5 8 249,700 262,600KSOP-AM/Salt Lake City ̂ + 0.7 29 0.6 28 38,100 32,500KUBL/Salt Lake City 3.3 9t 4.3 8 285,700 315,200KAJA/San Antonio 4.6 7 4.4 8t 503,100 557,000KCYY/San Antonio^ 5.2 5 5.5 3 655,300 632,300KKYX-AM/San Antonio^+ 1.9 20 1.3 24 166,100 155,300KSON/San Diego 4.9 6 5.1 4 442,500 432,000KRTY/San Jose 4.3 7 4.0 9 207,100 387,700KKWF/Seattle 2.1 20t 2.4 18 427,900 445,000KMPS/Seattle 4.0 8t 3.7 10 545,700 492,100KSD/St. Louis 4.2 12 4.7 8 511,400 542,700WIL/St. Louis 5.9 6 6.0 6 521,100 524,700WFUS/Tampa 4.1 9 4.0 10t 432,300 431,700WQYK/Tampa 4.7 6 4.7 6t 437,300 443,100WMZQ/Washington 3.3 12t 3.3 13 520,600 497,200WIRK/West Palm Beach 6.3 3 5.5 3 179,800 191,500

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1 LUKE COMBSHurricane (River House/Columbia)

26717 -16 8931 -20 59.202 -0.761 159 0

2 2 BRETT YOUNG/In Case You Didn't Know (BMLGR) ✔ 25560 1125 8587 484 57.911 2.872 159 0

5 3 DIERKS BENTLEY/Black (Capitol) 23770 842 7974 258 53.422 2.015 159 0

3 4 SAM HUNT/Body Like A Back Road (MCA/Capitol) 23686 -572 7787 -219 54.302 -1.761 158 0

7 5 DARIUS RUCKER/If I Told You (Capitol) ✔ 20356 1621 6732 590 45.705 3.965 158 3

8 6 DAN + SHAY/How Not To (Warner Bros./WAR) 19269 844 6544 289 42.824 2.163 159 0

6 7 BRANTLEY GILBERT/The Weekend (Valory) 18248 -641 6451 -228 39.853 -1.205 158 0

9 8 FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/God, Your Mama, And Me (BMLGR) 17164 1013 5603 389 38.9 1.763 159 1

10 9 BLAKE SHELTON/Every Time I Hear... (Warner Bros./WMN) 15366 836 5103 333 35.679 1.738 158 0

4 10 KELSEA BALLERINI/Yeah Boy (Black River Entertainment) 15287 -8482 5281 -2867 32.624 -19.659 159 0

12 11 RASCAL FLATTS/Yours If You Want It (Big Machine) 14360 649 4799 217 33.073 2.136 158 0

13 12 DYLAN SCOTT/My Girl (Curb) 14264 841 4621 233 31.887 2.173 157 2

11 13 KEITH URBAN f/CARRIE UNDERWOOD/The Fighter (Capitol) 14155 -67 4801 68 32.309 0.037 157 0

16 14 THOMAS RHETT f/MAREN MORRIS/Craving You (Valory) 13381 924 4303 294 31.375 2.371 156 1

15 15 LADY ANTEBELLUM/You Look Good (Capitol) 13327 560 4485 105 29.902 1.489 159 0

14 16 COLE SWINDELL/Flatliner (Warner Bros./WMN) 13245 307 4441 93 27.9 1.345 156 0

17 17 MIDLAND/Drinkin' Problem (Big Machine) 13007 591 4305 261 28.577 1.876 158 0

18 18 JUSTIN MOORE/Somebody Else Will (Valory) 11566 964 4010 282 25.236 3.855 157 0

19 19 ZAC BROWN BAND/My Old Man (SouthernGrnd/Elektra/WAR) 10694 381 3724 126 23.012 0.529 159 0

20 20 TIM MCGRAW & FAITH HILL/Speak To A Girl (Arista) 9846 87 3215 -21 20.475 0.439 159 0

21 21 OLD DOMINION/No Such Thing As A Broken... (RCA) 8755 709 2940 234 18.942 1.808 145 2

24 22 BILLY CURRINGTON/Do I Make You Wanna (Mercury) ✔ 8103 1034 2706 256 17.427 2.78 147 4

22 23 BROTHERS OSBORNE/It Ain't My Fault (EMI Nashville) 8028 318 2838 146 14.686 0.753 154 3

23 24 CHRIS LANE/For Her (Big Loud) 7545 347 2575 88 13.006 0.55 148 0

25 25 KIP MOORE/More Girls Like You (MCA) 6169 574 2075 209 11.308 2.92 144 7

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LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Total Points +/- Points Total Plays +/- Plays Audience +/- Aud Stations ADDS

26 26 BRETT ELDREDGE/Somethin' I'm Good At (Atlantic/WMN) 5530 499 1865 100 10.545 2.57 144 4

31 27 DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 4932 864 1638 265 8.231 1.554 136 19

28 28 DRAKE WHITE/Makin' Me Look Good Again (BMLGR) 4764 537 1536 142 8.01 1.528 123 3

29 29 LOCASH/Ring On Every Finger (Reviver) 4512 321 1572 128 8.946 0.241 133 1

30 30 MAREN MORRIS/I Could Use A Love Song (Columbia) 4475 302 1419 38 8.908 2.183 133 3

38 31 CARLY PEARCE/Every Little Thing (Big Machine) ✔ 4267 1251 1422 434 7.448 2.826 122 4

32 32 EASTON CORBIN/A Girl Like You (Mercury) 4048 33 1476 15 5.544 -0.099 122 0

33 33 GARTH BROOKS/Ask Me How I Know (Pearl) 3912 358 1383 135 6.127 0.682 123 3

JON PARDI/Heartache On The Dance Floor (Capitol) 3610 718 1182 242 6.312 1.009 101 10

36 35 ERIC CHURCH/Round Here Buzz (EMI Nashville) 3370 230 1235 101 5.912 0.677 114 3

JASON ALDEAN/They Don't Know (Broken Bow) ✔ 3308 1043 1122 370 5.963 2.203 98 9

34 37 MORGAN WALLEN/The Way I Talk (Big Loud) 3271 -84 1199 36 6.219 -0.19 101 2

35 38 SETH ENNIS/Woke Up In Nashville (Arista) 3199 -17 1134 -4 4.686 0.169 123 2

37 39 WILLIAM MICHAEL MORGAN/Missing (Warner Bros./WMN) 3075 50 1127 43 5.506 -0.176 92 0

39 40 BIG & RICH/California (B&R/New Revolution) 3033 104 1084 24 4.473 0.149 102 1

41 41 KANE BROWN/What Ifs f/Lauren Alaina (RCA) 2965 182 961 44 4.032 0.187 93 2

BRAD PAISLEY/Last Time For Everything (Arista) 2881 253 951 96 4.638 0.423 100 7

43 43 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Tin Man (RCA) 2490 60 859 -6 4.052 0.259 90 1

44 44 ADAM CRAIG/Just A Phase (Stoney Creek) 2373 -45 875 0 3.362 -0.151 102 4

45 CHRIS STAPLETON/Either Way (Mercury) 2347 668 782 225 4.022 1.12 94 7

45 46 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Happy People (Capitol) 2314 -10 764 0 3.937 -0.257 90 2

46 47 AARON WATSON/Outta Style (Big) 2239 -30 658 18 4.202 -0.108 53 2

48 WALKER MCGUIRE/Til Tomorrow (Wheelhouse) 2124 410 653 117 5.092 0.667 81 5

49 49 HIGH VALLEY/She's With Me (Atlantic/WEA) 2013 187 569 69 3.396 0.228 54 4

50 50 LANCO/Greatest Love Story (Arista) 1920 122 741 52 2.867 0.253 87 2

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Country Aircheck Top Spin GainersDARIUS RUCKER/If I Told You (Capitol) 590

BRETT YOUNG/In Case You Didn't Know (BMLGR) 484

CARLY PEARCE/Every Little Thing (Big Machine) 434

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/God, Your Mama, And Me (BMLGR) 389

JASON ALDEAN/They Don't Know (Broken Bow) 370

BLAKE SHELTON/Every Time I Hear That Song (Warner Bros./WMN) 333

THOMAS RHETT f/MAREN MORRIS/Craving You (Valory) 294

DAN + SHAY/How Not To (Warner Bros./WAR) 289

JUSTIN MOORE/Somebody Else Will (Valory) 282

DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 265

Country Aircheck Top point GainersDARIUS RUCKER/If I Told You (Capitol) 1621 ✔CARLY PEARCE/Every Little Thing (Big Machine) 1251 ✔BRETT YOUNG/In Case You Didn't Know (BMLGR) 1125 ✔JASON ALDEAN/They Don't Know (Broken Bow) 1043 ✔BILLY CURRINGTON/Do I Make You Wanna (Mercury) 1034 ✔FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/God, Your Mama, And Me (BMLGR) 1013

JUSTIN MOORE/Somebody Else Will (Valory) 964

THOMAS RHETT F/MAREN MORRIS/Craving You (Valory) 924

DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 864

DAN + SHAY/How Not To (Warner Bros./WAR) 844

Activator Top Spin GainersFLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/God, Your Mama, And Me (BMLGR) 241

DARIUS RUCKER/If I Told You (Capitol) 174

CHRIS STAPLETON/Either Way (Mercury) 134

BLAKE SHELTON/Every Time I Hear... (Warner Bros./WMN) 126

OLD DOMINION/No Such Thing As A Broken... (RCA) 119

DYLAN SCOTT/My Girl (Curb) 117

DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 107

THOMAS RHETT f/MAREN MORRIS/Craving You (Valory) 104

DIERKS BENTLEY/Black (Capitol) 100

JON PARDI/Heartache On The Dance Floor (Capitol) 100

Activator Top point GainersFLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/God, Your Mama... (BMLGR) 971 ✔

DARIUS RUCKER/If I Told You (Capitol) 732 ✔

DYLAN SCOTT/My Girl (Curb) 586 ✔

OLD DOMINION/No Such Thing As A Broken... (RCA) 582 ✔

BLAKE SHELTON/Every Time I Hear... (Warner Bros./WMN) 529 ✔

THOMAS RHETT f/MAREN MORRIS/Craving You (Valory) 528

CHRIS STAPLETON/Either Way (Mercury) 503

KIP MOORE/More Girls Like You (MCA) 480

DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 454

DIERKS BENTLEY/Black (Capitol) 442

Country Aircheck Top Recurrents points

JON PARDI/Dirt On My Boots (Capitol) 13642

JOSH TURNER/Hometown Girl (MCA) 12064

JASON ALDEAN/Any Ol' Barstool (Broken Bow) 11198

BLAKE SHELTON/A Guy With A Girl (Warner Bros./WMN) 9787

LUKE BRYAN/Fast (Capitol) 8761

LAUREN ALAINA/Road Less Traveled (19/Interscope/Mercury) 7844

MICHAEL RAY/Think A Little Less (Atlantic/WEA) 7711

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/May We All (BMLGR) 7402

DUSTIN LYNCH/Seein' Red (Broken Bow) 7061

LITTLE BIG TOWN/Better Man (Capitol) 6340

Country Aircheck Add leaders AddsCHRIS JANSON/Fix A Drink (Warner Bros./WAR) 55LAUREN ALAINA/Doin' Fine (19/Interscope/Mercury) 28DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 19JON PARDI/Heartache On The Dance Floor (Capitol) 10JASON ALDEAN/They Don't Know (Broken Bow) 9JOSH TURNER/All About You (MCA) 9TYLER FARR/I Should Go To Church Sometime (Columbia) 9CHRIS YOUNG/Losing Sleep (RCA) 8BRAD PAISLEY/Last Time For Everything (Arista) 7CHRIS STAPLETON/Either Way (Mercury) 7GRANGER SMITH/Happens Like That (Wheelhouse) 7KIP MOORE/More Girls Like You (MCA) 7

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Various Gentle Giants: The Songs Of Don Williams (Slate Creek)Artists putting their own spin on the Country Music Hall of Famer's hits include Chris and Morgane Stapleton ("Amanda"), Trisha Yearwood ("Maggie's

Dream"), Dierks Bentley ("Some Broken Hearts Never Mend"), Garth Brooks ("Good Ole Boys Like Me") and Brandy Clark ("I Believe In You").

Bobby Bare Things Change (Hypermedia/BFD/Sony RED)Bare (another CMHoFamer) releases his first studio album in five years, which was produced by Max T. Barnes. It features a collaboration with Chris

Stapleton on Bare's 1963 Grammy-winning hit "Detroit City," plus songs by Mary Gauthier and a tune he co-wrote with the late Guy Clark.

June 1Various The Music Of Nashville, Season 5 Volume 2 (Big Machine)

June 2Luke Combs This One's For You (River House/Columbia)A Thousand Horses Bridges (BMLGR)Wheeler Walker Jr. Ol' Wheeler (Pepperhill)

CHRIS STAPLETON/Either Way (Mercury) Debuts 45* 2347 points, 783 spins 7 adds: WDRQ*, WQYK, WNOE, WGKX*, WLFP, WKLI, KHKI*

LITTLE BIG TOWN/Happy People (Capitol) Moves 45-46* 2314 points, 764 spins 2 adds: WKIS, WGTY

AARON WATSON/Outta Style (Big) Moves 46-47* 2239 points, 658 spins 2 adds: KYGO, WIRK

WALKER MCGUIRE/Til Tomorrow (Wheelhouse) Debuts 48* 2124 points, 653 spins 5 adds: KFRG, WGNE, WCKN, WWQM, WGTY

HIGH VALLEY/She's With Me (Atlantic/WEA) Remains 49* 2013 points, 569 spins 4 adds: WQMX, KDRK, WXBQ, WSLC

LANCO/Greatest Love Story (Arista) Remains 50* 1920 points, 741 spins 2 adds: KKGO, WUSY

JAKE OWEN/Good Company (RCA) 1906 points, 647 spins 2 adds: WDRQ*, KNIX

TODD O'NEILL/Love Again (Nash Next/Valory) 1752 points, 481 spins 1 add: KSOP

BROOKE EDEN/Act Like You Don't (Red Bow) 1563 points, 550 spins 3 adds: KCYE, WWKA*, WTGE

JACKIE LEE/Getting Over You (Broken Bow) 1383 points, 541 spins 1 add: KFRG

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C H E C K O U T 5 / 2 6

may 30LINDSAY ELL/Waiting On You (Stoney Creek)CHRIS YOUNG/Losing Sleep (RCA))GARY ALLAN/Mess Me Up (EMI Nashville)

June 5JORDAN DAVIS/Singles You Up (MCA) TRENT TOMLINSON/That’s What’s Working Right Now (Mucho Love/ New Revolution)

June 12RYAN HURD/Love In A Bar (RCA)GRANGER SMITH/Happens Like That (Wheelhouse)

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LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Points +/- Points Plays +/- Plays Stations ADDS

2 1 BRETT YOUNGIn Case You Didn’t Know (BMLGR)

11072 172 2536 43 55 0

3 2 DIERKS BENTLEY/Black (Capitol) 10497 442 2406 100 55 0

1 3 LUKE COMBS/Hurricane (River House/Columbia) 10454 -834 2384 -197 55 0

7 4 DARIUS RUCKER/If I Told You (Capitol) ✔ 9488 732 2122 174 55 0

5 5 DAN + SHAY/How Not To (Warner Bros./WAR) 9269 120 2081 30 54 0

8 6 FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE/God, Your Mama, And Me (BMLGR) ✔ 8592 971 1984 241 54 0

9 7 KEITH URBAN f/CARRIE UNDERWOOD/The Fighter (Capitol) 7878 258 1747 53 55 0

10 8 BLAKE SHELTON/Every Time I Hear That Song (Warner Bros./WMN) ✔ 7711 529 1664 126 55 0

11 9 RASCAL FLATTS/Yours If You Want It (Big Machine) 7188 222 1555 53 54 0

13 10 COLE SWINDELL/Flatliner (Warner Bros./WMN) 6934 26 1504 26 54 1

14 11 THOMAS RHETT f/MAREN MORRIS/Craving You (Valory) 6929 528 1454 104 54 1

12 12 LADY ANTEBELLUM/You Look Good (Capitol) 6866 -81 1505 -3 55 0

17 13 DYLAN SCOTT/My Girl (Curb) ✔ 6321 586 1411 117 53 1

16 14 MIDLAND/Drinkin' Problem (Big Machine) 6059 320 1316 71 55 0

15 15 ZAC BROWN BAND/My Old Man (SouthernGrnd/Elektra/WAR) 5942 111 1269 15 55 0

18 16 JUSTIN MOORE/Somebody Else Will (Valory) 5597 222 1202 48 55 0

19 17 TIM MCGRAW & FAITH HILL/Speak To A Girl (Arista) 5239 -95 1246 -18 54 0

20 18 OLD DOMINION/No Such Thing As A Broken... (RCA) ✔ 5003 582 1021 119 54 1

21 19 BROTHERS OSBORNE/It Ain't My Fault (EMI Nashville) 4135 207 887 62 55 0

23 20 BILLY CURRINGTON/Do I Make You Wanna (Mercury) 3456 315 723 66 50 1

22 21 BRETT ELDREDGE/Somethin' I'm Good At (Atlantic/WMN) 3442 154 693 28 51 1

24 22 CHRIS LANE/For Her (Big Loud) 3206 180 698 43 47 2

26 23 KIP MOORE/More Girls Like You (MCA Nashville) 3065 480 643 88 47 6

32 24 DUSTIN LYNCH/Small Town Boy (Broken Bow) 2353 454 435 107 44 10

28 25 BRAD PAISLEY/Last Time For Everything (Arista) 2245 160 452 46 35 2

27 26 GARTH BROOKS/Ask Me How I Know (Pearl) 2235 127 498 44 44 2

29 27 MAREN MORRIS/I Could Use A Love Song (Columbia Nashville) 2142 59 416 12 45 3

31 28 AARON WATSON/Outta Style (Big) 2061 147 422 33 27 1

30 29 MIRANDA LAMBERT/Tin Man (RCA) 2012 36 381 0 29 0

34 30 JON PARDI/Heartache On The Dance Floor (Capitol) 2009 435 385 100 37 9

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LW TW Artist/Title (Label) Points +/- Points Plays +/- Plays Stations Adds

36 31 JASON ALDEAN/They Don't Know (Broken Bow) 1799 318 302 45 30 5

39 32 CHRIS STAPLETON/Either Way (Mercury) 1726 503 373 134 41 13

33 33 LITTLE BIG TOWN/Happy People (Capitol) 1639 -12 310 2 33 1

35 34 EASTON CORBIN/A Girl Like You (Mercury) 1594 109 353 23 38 3

37 35 LOCASH/Ring On Every Finger (Reviver) 1448 67 306 11 38 1

41 36 CARLY PEARCE/Every Little Thing (Big Machine) 1422 396 291 84 25 5

38 37 ERIC CHURCH/Round Here Buzz (EMI Nashville) 1392 28 305 8 30 0

40 38 DRAKE WHITE/Makin' Me Look Good Again (BMLGR) 1344 144 308 30 36 3

43 39 BIG & RICH/California (B&R/New Revolution) 1028 150 250 30 29 1

42 40 JAKE OWEN/Good Company (RCA) 886 -60 135 -9 11 0

50 41 CHRIS JANSON/Fix A Drink (Warner Bros./WAR) 734 186 85 20 6 0

45 42 TODD O'NEILL/Love Again (Nash Next/Valory) 729 44 207 4 11 0

44 43 MORGAN WALLEN/The Way I Talk (Big Loud) 719 0 146 2 27 0

47 44 SETH ENNIS/Woke Up In Nashville (Arista) 629 15 155 7 28 0

53 45 ELI YOUNG BAND/Skin And Bones (Valory) 622 97 72 9 2 0

49 46 KANE BROWN f/LAUREN ALAINA/What Ifs (RCA Nashville) 549 -8 157 -7 20 0

46 47 LANCO/Greatest Love Story (Arista) 542 -125 107 -11 11 1

48 48 WILLIAM MICHAEL MORGAN/Missing (Warner Bros./WMN) 541 -54 112 -14 22 0

52 49 JERROD NIEMANN/God Made A Woman (Curb) 520 -11 101 -3 12 0

57 50 WALKER HAYES/You Broke Up With Me (Monument) 477 17 49 3 3 0

60 51 JO SMITH/Old School Groove (Smack) 460 20 46 2 1 0

56 52 ASHLEY MCBRYDE/A Little Dive Bar In Dahlonega (---) 460 0 46 0 1 0

51 53 KENNY CHESNEY/Rich And Miserable (Blue Chair/Columbia) 453 -90 51 -9 5 0

54 RUNAWAY JUNE/Wild West (Wheelhouse) 450 50 45 5 1 0

55 CODY JOHNSON/Wild As You (Cojo) 445 16 101 1 10 1

55 56 CHRIS STAPLETON/Broken Halos (Mercury) 422 -44 55 -18 2 0

57 DELTA RAE/A Long And Happy Life (Valory) 419 73 44 8 2 0

58 JOHN MAYER/In The Blood (Columbia) 408 -34 42 -6 2 0

59 A THOUSAND HORSES/Preachin' To The Choir (BMLGR) 397 -14 62 -1 7 0

60 ADAM CRAIG/Just A Phase (Stoney Creek) 395 -8 60 -1 8 0

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