What’s New

Mt. Joy tops this week’s Most Added list with “Coyote,” as eight stations come on board. Jade Bird’s new single, “Dreams,” earns the #2 spot with seven adds, and Lorde returns at #3 with “What Was That,” bringing in six stations. The Top 5 is rounded out by a tie between Curtis Harding and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, scoring five commitments each.

For next week, be sure to check out The Wood Brothers with "Witness," as well as new singles from Girl and Girl, Snacktime, and The Ataris.

As always, you can find the complete Going For Adds here.

Hoback To Take MD Reins at The Current

In other KCMP news, the station is bringing its Rock the Cradle event to the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Children’s Theatre Company on June 8. It’s a day for kids and their grownups to explore music, art and culture. This free event features a Kids’ Disco with The Current’s Kendall Stewart, live music from Nur-D, Dr. Mambo’s Combo, and The Jolly Pops, as well as other programming.

Around the Horn

Former KPND/Spokane MD/midday host Diane Michaels joins KTAO/Taos. Michaels will be on-air with KTAO weekdays from 3 to 6 p.m. “Diane's career in radio is nothing short of impressive and we're thrilled to have her join our team,” reads a KTAO post on Facebook… It’s JBEAR week on WMOT/Nashville! Tune in at 7 p.m. CDT to hear Jack Barton and Ellie Sanders discuss new albums from Sierra Hull, Charley Crockett, Chatham County Rabbits, and Sasami. Listeners can stream the show on wmot.org or on the WMOT app… This summer, WTMD/Baltimore is celebrating 20 years of First Thursday festivals at Canton Waterfront Park. The season kicks off on June 5 with Craig Finn, Brandi & the Alexanders, and Rex Pax. The free concert series will continue on July 10, August 7, and September 4, with artists to be announced… The WYEP/Pittsburgh Summer Music Festival returns on Saturday, June 21, featuring a day of free live music from Sammy Rae & The Friends, DEHD, Fantastic Cat, Jack Swing, and Colatura. The station’s signature outdoor concert returns for its 26th installment at Schenley Plaza, starting at 4pm… KRVB/Boise debuted a new morning show this week: River Mornings with Melissa and Kevin. In this new role, Kevin Murphy re-joins longtime radio partner Melissa Liebenthal from 6 to 10 a.m. Listeners may recognize the duo from their seven-year stint as morning partners on 107.1 K HITS from 2015-2022. Brand Manager and PD Tim Johnstone is excited to have River Mornings with Melissa and Kevin to help celebrate the station’s 25th Anniversary. “Having been a fan of Kevin's work with Melissa as a morning show duo, I could not be more excited about him joining River Mornings here at the station,” Johnstone stated. “He is a consummate professional with a quick wit, intimate knowledge of our community, and The River's commitment to making a positive impact here in the Treasure Valley.”… The Cure is preparing to release Mixes of a Lost World, a new remix collection of tracks from the 2024 album, Songs of a Lost World. The set features brand new remixes from Four Tet, Paul Oakenfold, Orbital and many more. The collection will be released on June 13, with all of The Cure's royalties benefitting War Child UK… Hayes Carll will offer his tenth album, We’re Only Human, on August 8 via Thirty Tigers. “The record was inspired by a desire to start listening to my inner voice rather than running from it," says Carll. "The songs are my way of solidifying the lessons I’ve learned, not because I have all the answers, but because I need the reminder that we're all only human."… The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has revealed the inductees for the class of 2025. The White Stripes, OutKast, Soundgarden, Cyndi Lauper, Joe Cocker, Bad Company, and Chubby Checker will all be enshrined. In addition, Warren Zevon and Salt-N-Pepa will be inducted in the Musical Excellence category. The 2025 induction ceremony will take place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Saturday, November 8… Mike Peters, frontman of Welsh rockers The Alarm, has passed away from cancer at age 66. The band was known for their early 1980s hits "68 Guns" and "Strength," before Peters departed in the early '90s. He then formed The Poets of Justice in the '90s and reunited The Alarm in 2000, while also singing with Big Country in the 2010s. Throughout his career, Peters also performed with Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and U2.