Virgin/Photo Finish’s The Maine have this week’s Most Added track with “Loved You a Little” w/Taking Back Sunday & Charlotte Sands. Dualtone’s The Lumineers also had an outstanding week with “Where We Are,” as did Warner’s The Head and The Heart with “Virginia (Wind in the Night).”
Interscope’s Imagine Dragons remain at #1 with “Enemy” f/JID, Arcane & League of Legends(KIDinaKORNER), while Warner’s Red Hot Chili Peppers swiftly make their way to #3 with “Black Summer,” gaining over 450 spins, and Columbia’s Cannons solidify their Top 5 status with “Bad Dream.” RCA has Foo Fighters’ “Love Dies Young” gearing up for the Top 10 while Rex Orange County’s “Keep It Up” hits the Top 25, thanks to a 200-spin increase. Making their chart debuts this week will be Photo Finish/Virgin’s The Maine with “Loved You a Little” and Dualtone’s Lumineers with “Where We Are.”
Portugal. The Man’s “What, Me Worry?” is this week’s Most Added record. Other winners include Dualtone’s The Lumineers with “Where We Are,” Interscope’s Machine Gun Kelly with “Emo Girl” f/WILLOW, Beggars’ Snail Mail with “Valentine” and Warner’s The Head and the Heart with “Virginia (Wind in the Night).”
Interscope has Imagine Dragons’ “Enemy” f/JID, Arcane & League of Legends (KIDinaKORNRER) holding down the #1 spot. Making their way into the Top 5 are Columbia’s Cannons with “Bad Dream” and Warner’s Muse with“Won’t Stand Down,” while Warner also has Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Black Summer” jumping inside the Top 10 in its second week with an additional 1000+ spins behind it. Republic’s BoyWithUke hits the Top 15 with “Toxic,” asCapitol’s Bob Moses arrives in the Top 20 with “Love Brand New” (Domino/ASW) and Republic’s Bastille makes their chart debut with “Shut Off the Lights.”
Warner sees Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Black Summer” close out the panel in its first week as the Most Added record! Other winners include Interscope’s Machine Gun Kelly with “emo girl” f/WILLOW, RCA’s Rex Orange County with “KEEP IT UP,” Virgin’s The Maine with “Love You a Little,” Domino/ASW/Capitol’s Bob Moses with “Love Brand New” and Warner’s RÜFÜS DU SOL with “On My Knees.”
Interscope’s Imagine Dragons will have the new #1 with “Enemy” f/JID, Arcane, League of Legends. S-Curve/Hollywood’s Daisy the Great X AJR make their way to the Top 5 with “Record Player.” Domino’s Wet Leg arrives in the Top 20 with “Chaise Longue,” just as Domino/ASW/Capitol’s Bob Moses makes a big jump inside the Top 25 with “Love Brand New” thanks to a 200+ spin increase. Making their chart debuts will be RCA’s Rex Orange County with “Keep It Up” and Bleachers’ “How Dare You Want More,” as well as Warner’s Red Hot Chili Peppers with “Black Summer” after only one day of airplay.
Capitol sees Bob Moses’ “Love Brand New” take this week’s Most Added honor. Other winners include Republic’s Bastille with “Shut off the Lights,” RCA’s Rex Orange County with “Keep It Up,” Interscope’s Sam Fender with “Seventeen Going Under,” RCA’s Bleachers with “How Dare You Want More” and Big Noise’s Girlfriends with “Tattoo.”
KROQ vet Ted Stryker is heading to ALT 98.7.
Starting today (2/1), he joins Chris Booker for ALT Afternoons with Booker and Stryker, which airs on weekdays from 3-7pm and brings casual conversations to the radio while mixing in Alt music and discovery.
“Stryker and I have a 20-year history working together, and I’m so excited to be reunited with him,” said Lisa Worden, VP of Rock and Alternative for iHeartMedia and Alt 98.7 PD.
L.A. native Stryker previously spent 22 years on-air at KROQ and has extensive TV credits including hosting series on MTV, VH-1 and Spike TV, as well as roles on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. He also has his own podcast, Tuna on Toast.
“I love LA, and I love being on the radio. I think Booker is amazing and I totally appreciate that he is welcoming me to join him in the afternoon. I'll try my best not to ruin the operation,” said Stryker. “iHeartMedia is also supporting various projects that I’m working on so I can literally work on all of my passion jobs under one roof.”
Of their new partnership, Booker added, “Stryker is not just a stellar broadcaster, he's genuinely a great guy. We have a natural chemistry and I feel like the sky’s the limit for this show. I'm looking forward to seeing what we will accomplish together."
