Glass City Gig: Former Classic Country WSIG/Harrisonburg, VA morning host Bill Fox has been named OM for the seven station Cumulus/Toledo cluster, which includes Country WKKO and Classic Country WMIM, effective June 22. He will also host mornings on Classic Hits WRQN. He succeeds Jerry Mac, who departed in April (CAT 4/28). Fox joined WSIG in 2024 and left last fall (CAT 9/22/25). He previously was Brand Mgr. for WXCL/Peoria, IL, and also spent two years at sister WDEZ/Wausau, WI. Reach him here.

Roads Scholar: Tour Mgr. Matt Schneider has joined Greenhouse Management as Tour Dir. "Matt brings a level of organization, touring expertise and a creative mindset that is only going to elevate GHM," says Founder Kiley Donohoe. Adds Schneider, “I’m excited to bring [my] experience into a broader management role focused on supporting artists and building long term careers." Schneider has spent time on the road with Travis Denning, Niko Moon, Jameson Rodgers and, most recently, Greenhouse Management’s Ernest. Reach him here.

House Music: River House Radio launched today (6/15) on the iHeartRadio app. The station will highlight the company’s label and publishing releases across its 10 years with songs from artists including Luke Combs, Hudson Westbrook, Austin Snell and Jameson Rodgers, and cuts from songwriters including Connie Harrington, Dan Alley and Nicolette Hayford. Listen here.

Self Evident: Clint Black and Brothers Osborne will be among the performers for Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4 in Nashville, and included in Disney Celebrates America: Nashville’s Star-Spangled Bash, airing/streaming live 7-10 pm (CT) on ABC, Disney+ and Hulu. Little Big Town, Reba McEntire and Tim McGraw are also performing in the special; Emily Ann Roberts will serve as the backstage correspondent.

Chris Stapleton is on the bill alongside Smashing Pumpkins and host Queen Latifah for the bipartisan group America250's America’s Block Party at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum July 4. Tickets (6/16) here.

Festive All: The 19th Stagecoach has been set for April 23-25, 2027 in Indio, CA. Advance ticket sales start June 18 here.

The annual Buckeye Country Superfest returns July 10, 2027 to Ohio Stadium in Columbus. Enter for a chance to win two VIP packages here by June 30.

Bits & Pieces: Radio One KKBQ/Houston morning hosts Andy "Riggs" Riggle, Erica Rico and Katelyn Maida challenged local graduating seniors to work “Riggs, Katelyn and Erica” and “93Q” into their commencement speeches. After viewing video entries, the team awarded one graduating high school student the opportunity to attend the Ella Langley show of her choice in Texas, along with a $500 cash prize and a Langley-signed guitar. All eligible entrants received tickets to the July 21 93Q Cowboys & Angels concert.

Ian Munsick has teamed with Western wear apparel company Schaefer Outfitter for the Aug. 18 launch of pearl snap shirts, outerwear, hats and graphic t-shirts. See the collection here.

Koe Wetzel has partnered with Western brand Rock & Roll Denim for the 28-piece Koe Wetzel Collection, which includes caps, t-shirts, polos and Western and pearl snap shirts. Find it here.

Chronicle: Former Grand Ole Opry GM Robert "Bob" Whittaker died June 5 at his home in Baxter, TN. He was 85. Whittaker led the Opry as GM for nine years until his retirement. Services were held over the weekend. Full obituary here.

Country Aircheck Today Top 5: Here are the Top 5 songs for the week ending June 13, according to Mediabase.

1. ELLA LANGLEY/Be Her (Sawgod/Col. NY/Triple Tigers) 
2. JOSH ROSS/Hate How You Look (Core/Mercury) 
3. JASON ALDEAN/Don't Tell On Me (Macon Music/Broken Bow) 
4. MORGAN WALLEN/Don't We (Big Loud) 
5. MEGAN MORONEY/Beautiful Things (Col. NY/Columbia) 

Country Aircheck Top Point Gainers: Here are the top point gainers for June 14, compared with the same day last week, according to Mediabase.  

1. LAINEY WILSON & JOHN MAYER/Phone, Keys, Wallet (Broken Bow) +630 points
2. TAYLOR SWIFT/I Knew It, I Knew You (Disney/Republic/MCA) +541 points
3. CODY JOHNSON/Horseback (CoJo/Warner/WRN) +440 points
4. JASON ALDEAN/Don't Tell On Me (Macon Music/Broken Bow) +380 points
5. STELLA LEFTY/Boston (Sandlot/Atlantic Outpost) +375 points

Tomorrow's Birthdays (6/16): Billy “Crash” Craddock, Sarah Brosmer, Jim Kemp, Jeff Stouten, Shanna "Quinn" Cudeck, Clay Sweitzer.

Mile Tie Club: Big Machine's Cole Goodwin (top) and Records Nashville/Columbia's Mack Geiger meet Music Choice's Jim Murphy. Pictured (top, l-r) the label's Jay Cruze, Murphy, Goodwin and the label's Andrew Thoen; (bottom) Murphy and Geiger.

Signage: Songwriter Ryan Hurd signs with Combustion Masters. Pictured (standing, l-r) are the company's Haily Harris, The Core's Kelly Carbone, Kevin “Chief” Zaruk, Simon Tikhman and Tracy Martin and the company's Kelly Lyons; (seated, l-r) the company's Chris "Falcon" Van Belkom, Hurd and the company's Chris Farren and Keithan Melton.