
TRIPLE A NEWS
What’s New
The new track from U2, “Silencio,” tops the Most Added list this week as 13 stations come on board. At #2 is St. Paul & The Broken Bones with “Proxy,” getting eight commitments. Finally, we have a three-way tie between Blondshell, Maggie Rose and Michigander, each gaining seven new adds this week.
For next week’s music meeting, give a listen to Echomatica’s "Atomic Girl" and Meadowglade with "Magnolia." As always, you can find the complete Going For Adds listings on the Triple A Page here.
World Café Celebrates 35 Years with Special Programming
“World Café has always been about discovery - and rediscovery. Even years into hosting the show, I often still have moments where I am amazed by the depth of World Cafe’s archives of performances and interviews,” says host Raina Douris. “Getting to share gems from the archives as we celebrate World Cafe’s 35th anniversary, while continuing to add to them with conversations and sessions from exciting new artists every week, is such a joy and a privilege.”
On October 14, the 35th anniversary of its first broadcast, the show will mark the occasion with a new interview and performance from Remi Wolf, whose album Mud will be released on October 9. The anniversary month will also feature four episodes of Backtracking, a new series that asks artists to select songs from their own catalog in response to different prompts. Artists then share the stories behind the songs they’ve chosen. The program will also look back across all four decades of its history with a series of needle drops highlighting music from the 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s.
Around the Horn
Sheryl Crow will hit the airwaves of The SoCal Sound on October 7 to host Women Crush Wednesday, which airs on the first Wednesday of every month. The event shines a spotlight on women in music, the arts, public media and the community, with music played exclusively by women and female-fronted artists throughout the day. “Sheryl Crow not only has an affinity for radio but is a staunch supporter of public media and women in music,” PD Marc “Mookie” Kaczor said. “The perfect Women Crush Wednesday ambassador.”… WXRV/Boston is gearing up for the 18th annual RiverFeast, returning to Blue Ocean Music Hall on Saturday, November 14. RiverFeast is a fundraiser to benefit the Greater Boston Food Bank. The headliner will be revealed on October 13… KCMP/Minneapolis has launched The Current Halloween Stream, which can be heard via the station’s app and thecurrent.org. The seasonal live stream will celebrate all things ghostly, ghoulish, and eerie in a nonstop mix of music… WDVX/Knoxville will hold a 29th birthday bash at the historic Bijou Theatre on Wednesday, November 4. This Tennessee Shines event will feature Bronwyn, Wyatt Ellis, Carson Peters & Iron Mountain, and Alex Leach. It's also the kickoff for the station’s fall fundraiser… Paul McCartney’s latest album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, will be released as a Special Edition featuring four additional recordings, including a new version of “Home To Us,” his duet with Ringo Starr. The new version of “Home To Us” is a “flip mix,” seeing their original parts in the song swapped with each other. The Special Edition also will feature three brand new songs: “City Fox,” “One Night Stand,” and “Chelsea Boots.” The album will get a digital release on October 7 and a two-LP vinyl release on December 9… Fontaines D.C. has unveiled a North American spring tour in support of their new album, Dopamine Chamber, due on October 16. The tour runs from April 23 in Boston to May 12 in San Francisco, with more U.S. tour dates coming in fall 2027.
Throughout October, WXPN/Philadelphia’s NPR-syndicated World Café program will celebrate its 35th anniversary with special programming highlighting the music discovery and storytelling that have shaped the show since its launch in 1991. The anniversary programming will revisit memorable moments from its archive while featuring new performances and interviews with Alabama Shakes, Social Distortion, Lizzy McAlpine and many more.

Going for Adds
10.12-13
Bruce Albacore The Last Kiss (KP-Ref)
Echomatica "Atomic Girl" (Independent)
Farayi "May a Love Like This Find Me" (Down the Road)
Father John Misty "The X-panded Universe" (Sub Pop)
Kory Montgomery How Many People Does It Take? (Independent)
Laura Cortese Lucky Water (Compass)
Led Zap Stone Mountain (Big Electric Tec)
Meadowglade "Magnolia" (Independent)
Rhiannon Giddens “Hope Is the Thing with Feathers” (Nonesuch)
The Allergies Beneath This Sun (Jalapeno)
The Southern Tiers Cookin' Up Trouble (Independent)
Tobin Mueller Wonder Reborn Vol. 2 (ArtsForge)
10.19-20
Julia Jacklin “The Hardest Thing” (4AD)
Lydia Loveless "Accolades" (Bloodshot)
PISS "blocking a scene you can't remember" (Sub Pop)
The Jayhawks "Kingston Girl" (Thirty Tigers)
10.26-27
Bruce Cockburn The Blood of Others (Fuel 2000)
OUT NOW
Blondshell "Stone Fruit" (Partisan)
D. Henry Fenton Elvis Americano (Dark-Eyed Junco)
Don Pedigo Freetown (Independent)
Eric Jerardi "Unexpected Connections" (Alternator/Niche)
James Felice "Let Yourself Live" (Million Stars)
Karney Free Country EP (Independent)
Kimaya Diggs "Dance With Me" (Independent)
Ky-Mani Marley Love and Energy (DubShot)
Major Spark Kill the Truth (Independent)
Meg Lui Instant Validation (Asthmatic Kitty)
Nuke The Soup "House Lights" (Meteor)
Oh He Dead "Vertigo" (Wally Baba)
Pug Johnson "Second Chances" (Thirty Tigers)
Queens of the Stone Age "Where The Goth Girls At?" (Matador)
Twisted Teens "When We First Met" (Sub Pop)
U2 "Silencio" (Interscope)
Uncle Lucius "Coming Down (Again)" (Boo Clap)
beabadoobee “Write Me A Letter” (Dirty Hit)
Caroline Rose "Calm" (Suck)
Dragonflies "Setting Sun" (Dark Horse/BMG)
Fredi Shehadi ‘Bout Time (Rupert Mountain)
Grace Potter "Main Street U.S.A." (Thirty Tigers)
Jane's Party "Avalanche" (Independent)
Jesse & the Hogg Brothers "Tater Tots" b/w "Go Ugly" (Independent)
Joe Rian & The A.M. Drinkers "Think Yer In Luv" (Independent)
Maggie Rose “Weekend Lover” (One Riot)
Martin Luke Brown life & death etc. (Bright Antenna)
Michigander "Taxi" (Thirty Tigers)
Sister Sadie "Marlboros In Muskeegee" (Down the Road)
Various Artists Following Jimmy Valentine (Melodic Music)
Weslie Brown and Her Band of Men Thoughts of Love (Barton Ave.)
Zach Stephenson "In N Out" (radius)


