What’s New

The return of Squeeze and their new single “Why Don’t You” topped the Most Added list this week, with seven stations coming on board. Next up is Jalen N’Gonda and Kashus Culupepper, each bringing in six stations with their respective new songs. Finally, The Last Dinner Party and Devon Gilfillian round out the list with “Count the Ways” and “Hold On (Hourglass),” each earning five adds this week.

In next week’s music meeting, check out the familiar sounds of Morrissey with "The Monsters of Pig Alley," as well as newcomers like Tyler Ballgame (“Matter Of Taste”) and The Bug Club ("Watching the Omnibus.") As always, you can find the complete Going For Adds listings on the Triple A Page here.​

​Headliners Set for WFUV Highline Bash

Proceeds from this event will help support WFUV's eclectic programming, building the station's growing music library, and powering New York City's radio home for music discovery. More details are forthcoming about FUV's Silent Auction. Get all the details here.

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Around the Horn

After leaving the PD post at Indie 102.3/Denver in November, Will “Willobee” Carlan has launched his own artist management company, 808AM. 808AM is described as “a boutique artist management company whose mission is international music discovery and to empower recording artists to achieve their fullest potential by providing a comprehensive suite of management services that cover every facet of their careers.” You can find them at 808am.net... WDVX/Knoxville earned multiple awards from the Blank News “Knox Finest” Readers Poll. The station was named Knox Finest Radio Station, and its Blue Plate Special was voted Knox Finest Concert Series as well as Finest Radio Show. Red Hickey was named Finest Radio Personality and Benny Smith was voted Knox Finest Emcee. Congratulations to the station on all their awards… WMMM/Madison is doing the biggest concert ticket giveaway in Triple M's history with 26 in ‘26. Winners will get to see 26 concerts in 2026 at places like The Sylvee, Majestic Theater, High Noon Saloon and other great venues in Madison. Listeners should tune in every Thursday with Jonathan as he announces the Artist of the Day, and then upon hearing that artist on the air, enter the title and time of the song played into an online form for a chance to win… Arlo Parks has announced a North American tour in support of her upcoming album, Ambiguous Desire, due April 3 via Transgressive Records. The headlining tour kicks off August 29 in Washington DC and runs through October 1 in Brooklyn, NY… Molly Tuttle and Maggie Rose will team up for a quick run of eight co-headlining dates in May. The trek launches on May 7 in Houston and runs until May 16 in Lexington, KY… Country Joe McDonald, the Singer/Songwriter and leader of Country Joe & The Fish, passed away on March 7 at the age of 84 after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The signature moment of McDonald’s career came when he performed at Woodstock in 1969 and led the crowd in a profane call-and-response cheer that preceded his hit “Fixin’ To Die Rag." After the breakup of Country Joe & The Fish, McDonald continued as a solo artist, recording for Vanguard and later Fantasy Records. Throughout the 1980s and beyond, he became an outspoken advocate for Vietnam veterans’ causes.