What’s New

Johnny Blue Skies tops this week’s Most Added list with “Don’t Let Go,” as seven stations come on board with the new single. At #2 is Mon Rovia with “Field Song,” earning five adds. The rest of the list is a tie between Foo Fighters, Leon Bridges, New Constellations, and Orville Peck, each receiving four adds from the panel.

In next week’s music meeting, check out Ryman with "Backroads" and Soft Loft with "Wednesdays." As always, you can find the complete Going For Adds listings on the Triple A Page here.​

KRCL Launches Utah Music Month

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In more station news, KRCL is busy expanding its existing westside headquarters with a 200-capacity all-ages performance hall, outdoor plaza, art gallery, three production studios, and space for community events. The new and improved facility will open in the summer of 2027. Also in the last month, KRCL was able to get its transmitter on Lewis Peak back up and running to better serve Park City and the Wasatch Back. This is part of a larger project from the engineering team to improve signal strength, quality, and coverage from all transmission sites.

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Around the Horn

The Radio Hall of Fame has named nine posthumous "Legends" inductees for 2026, including long-time WXRT/Chicago morning man Lin Brehmer. Lin first joined WXRT as Music Director in 1984 and became morning host from 1991 to 2020. "The Radio Hall of Fame is proud to honor this year's Legends inductees, whose extraordinary careers have helped define the history and enduring impact of radio," Co-Chair Dennis Green said. "From iconic on-air personalities to visionary executives, each has left an indelible mark on our industry and earned their rightful place in the Radio Hall of Fame." The induction ceremony will be held on October 8 at the Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park… Nick Silvidi has joined the team at Nettwerk promotion. He is based in Nashville. Most recently, Nick worked in Triple A and Non-comm Promotion at M:M Music. He can be reached at 330-800-6148 and nsilvidi@nettwerk.com... Saturday, August 1 marked Colorado Day, as it was the exact date in 1876 when President Ulysses S. Grant signed a proclamation making Colorado the 38th U.S. state. To celebrate, The Colorado Sound played nothing but Colorado artists all day on August 1 to honor the state’s 150th birthday… Last week, many of us in the Triple A community were saddened at the sudden death of musician Glen Hansard, who was killed in a motorcycle crash in Dublin at the age of 56. On Tuesday, August 4, hundreds of mourners filled Dublin's St. Patrick's Cathedral for Hansard's funeral, including musicians Bono, Hozier, Declan O'Rourke and Imelda May. The funeral mass was interwoven with music, including a performance by Eddie Vedder, who sang Hansard's "The Song of Good Hope" alongside Hansard's longstanding musical partner, Markéta Irglová. Bono also spoke at the mass, saying of Hansard that "everyone who met him, they just remembered the day they met him."… Son Volt’s latest album, Sound Signal Serenades, which was originally released as a Record Store Day exclusive, will be released everywhere on August 28 via Transmit Sound/Thirty Tigers. The first single is "Serenade Song."