Sioux Per Duper: Here are select Nielsen Audio Fall 2025 (9/18-12/10) two-book per year diary ratings for subscribing stations compared with their last books (Fall 2024 and Spring 2025). Ranks (in parentheses) are also among subscribers. Unless otherwise noted, all figures are Persons 12+, Monday-Sunday, 6am-midnight.
| Bismarck, ND (Market 229) |
KQDY iHeartMedia |
| Jackson, TN (241) |
WOGY Forever 7.5 (3) - 9.6 (2t) - 9.3 (3) WWYN Thomas 3.8 (6t) - 2.7 (7t) - 2.7 (7t) |
| San Angelo, TX (235) |
KKCN Townsquare 2.3 (7t) - 2.4 (8t) - 3.9 (4t) KGKL Townsquare 5.7 (3) - 4.8 (4) - 2.6 (6t) KDCD Four R 2.3 (7t) - 2.4 (8t) - N/A Did not subscribe this survey. |
| Sioux City, IA (233) |
KSUX Powell 8.6 (2t) - 8.7 (2t) - 10.8 (1t) Largest share since Fall 2021. KKYY Powell Classic Country 4.8 (9) - 3.3 (10) - 3.6 (10) |
| Sioux Falls, SD (168) |
KTWB Midwest 11.9 (1) - 13.0 (1) - 13.5 (1) Largest share since Fall 2021. KIKN Townsquare 3.5 (10) - 3.2 (9) - 4.3 (8) Largest share since Spring 2001. KXRB Townsquare Cl. Country 4.4 (9) - 4.2 (7t) - 2.9 (10) |
I Like the SoundScan Of That: Big Machine's Rascal Flatts commemorate more than 10 million album equivalents at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. Pictured (l-r) are Maverick's Brian Wolf, the label's Scott Borchetta, the trio's Gary LeVox, Joe Don Rooney and Jay DeMarcus, and Maverick's Clarence Spalding.
50 Shades Of Play: BBRMG's Jon Loba (r), JoJamie Hahr (middle) and Peter Strickland (l) surprise Broken Bow's Lee Adams and Layna Bunt with plaques celebrating their 50th No. 1 with the label.
Citizen Cain: Sony Music Nashville's Zach John King with the label's Anna Widmer (l) and KWEN's Karla Cantrell at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa.
Signage: Singer/songwriter Tyler Booth signs with Jamey Johnson’s Big Gassed Records/Average Joes Entertainment and The Erv Woolsey Company. Pictured (standing, l-r) are AJE's Forrest Latta and Andrew Davis and EWC's Clinton Woolsey and Allen Mitchell; (sitting, l-r) Booth and Johnson.
Bye Pom: KUZZ/Bakersfield's Kenn McCloud, Brent Michaels and Ness Heraldez (l-r) celebrate more than $260,000 raised during the station's St. Jude radiothon.
Church Service: Sawgod/Columbia NY/Triple Tigers' Ella Langley opens Eric Church's Free The Machine Tour in Omaha. Pictured (l-r) are KXKT's Erik Johnson, Langley, the label's Julianna Vaughn and KXKT's Hoss Michaels.
CirrusXM: Columbia's Megan Moroney talks Cloud 9 with SiriusXM The Highway's Cody Alan.