Walk The "Adeline:" River House's Tyce Delk with his label team at his Grand Ole Opry debut. Pictured (l-r) are Kayla Adkins, Zebb Luster, Helena Akthar, Delk, Lance Houston, Ally Ramirez and Lauren Lieu.
Green's Bay: Nash. Harbor's Riley Green (top) and Blue Highway's Justin Moore in Green Bay, WI. Pictured (top, l-r) are WWQM/Madison, WI's Kristi Kelly, WNCY/Appleton-Green Bay's Natalie “Nat” Gross and Hannah Damas, Green, the label's Bridget Herrmann, WWQM's Cailynn Henson and WNCY's Randy “Shotgun” Shannon. Pictured (bottom, l-r) Shannon, Damas, Kelly, Moore, Henson and the label's Adam Burnes.
Before I Have To Knock That Loud Monmouth Out: Broken Bow's Jason Aldean (r) with WKMK/Monmouth, NJ's Mike Ryan opening weekend of his Songs About Us Tour 2026. Recap of the show in tonight's (7/20) Country Aircheck Weekly.
Marlboro Man: MCA's Jacob Hackworth plays WPGB/Pittsburgh's Next BIG Thing. Pictured (l-r) are the label's Jack Christopher, the station's David Edgar, Hackworth and the station's Mike Kasper.
Cheery Valley: MCA/Gatsby's Carter Faith at Windy City Smokeout in Chicago. Pictured (l-r) are WUSN's Marci Braun, Faith, WUSN's Scotty Kay, the label's Donna Jo Passuntino and WUSN's Kyle Milnamow.
For Whom The Belles Toll: East Music Row Records' Belles with Audacy's Drew Bland and wife Tawney at KKWF/Seattle's Secret Show (top) and WFMS/Indianapolis' Matt Malone and Brooks O'Brien.
Connoisseur Country KBAY & Hot AC KEZR OM J. Love has departed after nearly a year on the job. He joined the company from the PD job at Audacy Hot AC KMXB/Las Vegas (Breaking News 7/24/25). "I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such a talented group of people and for everything we were able to accomplish together," he shared on social media. "I'm proud of the work we did, the relationships I built, and especially the progress we made with both brands ... I'm looking forward to what's next and excited to see where the next chapter takes me."
Love spent 11 years in Las Vegas, with previous stops in San Diego, Reno, Detroit and New Orleans. He started his radio career at then-Rhythmic Top 40 KHQT/San Jose. No word on plans for the position, but the move comes as KBAY is preparing to move to the 98.5 frequency Wedneday (CAT 7/17).
