Somewhere In My Cards: Capitol's Keith Urban at Turning Stone Casino in Verona, NY. Pictured (l-r) are WOLF/Syracuse, NY's Sam Furco, Urban, the label's Annie Sandor and WOLF's Skip Clark.
Megan Sparkle: Columbia's Megan Moroney at KSON/San Diego's Country Christmas (top) and KKBQ/Houston's Star Party. Pictured (top, l-r) are the label's Lisa Owen, Moroney and the station's Scott Roddy and Greg Ranieri; (bottom) Moroney and the station's Travis Moon.
I'll Be Hometown For Christmas: Leo33's Zach Top (c) with Audacy's Drew Bland and the label's Tracy Gibson at KKWF/Seattle's Hometown Holiday.
Always Money In Philadelphia: Team WXTU/Philadelphia raises $321,394 during their two-day St. Jude radiothon.
Star Bucks: KKBQ/Houston's 93Q Star Party raises money for St. Jude. Pictured (back, l-r) are Warner's Dasha, the station's Gerardo, EMI Nashville's Tucker Wetmore, Leo33's Zach Top, the station's Erica Rico, Columbia's Megan Moroney, the station's Jake Stewart, Big Loud's Ernest, and Parmalee's Matt Thomas, Scott Thomas, Barry Knox and Joshua McSwain; (front, l-r) the station's Andy Riggs, Lauren "Lo" Sessions, Pam McKay, Katelyn Maida, Travis Moon, Mason Pradt and Linda V.
Tape It Easy: KFKF/Kansas City's Tony Stevens celebrates his upcoming retirement after 40 years with the station (
Sunday, Sunburn, Sunset: Shenandoah's "Sunday In The South" featuring Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan tops iTunes' all-genre and country charts. Pictured (l-r) are the group’s manager, Cole Johnstone; Aldean; the group’s Mike McGuire and Marty Raybon; Bryan’s manager, Kerri Edwards; and Bryan.
Signage: Singer/songwriter Matt Gorman signs a joint venture with Wide Open Music and Jaron Boyer’s Open Door Apostolic Publishing, BMI. Pictured (l-r) are Boyer, WOM's Paul Compton and Haley Vassar, Gorman and WOM's Ash Bowers.
Ben Kline To Red Light
Former Warner Music Nashville Co-Chair/Co-President Ben Kline has joined Red Light Management in a newly created role, reporting to founder Coran Capshaw. Kline will help oversee the company's Nashville operations while seeking new business opportunities for the company and its roster. He previously spent 10 years at WMN (Breaking News 9/24) and his prior stops include Ingrooves, Rostrum Records and UMG/Nashville. Reach him here.
