I Can Still Make "Cheyenne:" Warner/WEA's Ian Munsick (c) with Big D & Bubba's Derek “Big D” Haskins (l) and Sean “Bubba” Powell.
What He'll Never Omahave: Curb's Dylan Scott with the label's Samantha DePrez and KXKT/Omaha's Hoss Michaels (l-r).
Peels Like A Party: Galaxy's LoCash surprise the Grand Ole Opry with the Savannah Bananas; watch their performance of "I Love This Life" 
Hells Belles: Interscope/MCA/Music Soup's Vincent Mason with KVOO/Tulsa's Dena Fletcher (l) and the label's Donna Jo Passuntino.
Angles In The Outfield: Warner's Warren Zeiders with WBWL's Jessica Callahan (l) and Amanda Jo Parker at Boston's MGM Music Hall at Fenway.
House (Party) On Fire: Elektra/WMN’s Bailey Zimmerman (c) joins iHeartCountry House Party's "Wayne D" Danielson and Tay Hamilton.
1993Q: Country Music Hall of Famer Randy Travis (l) with KKBQ/Houston's Gerardo Sproet, who's holding a '90s 93Q Country magazine featuring Travis on the cover.
Soundtrack-By-Track: Broken Bow's Craig Morgan plays songs from American Soundtrack for SiriusXM subscribers. Pictured (l-r) are Red Light's Gaines Sturdivant, Y2Kountry's Danielle Peck, Morgan, SXM's "Trapper" John Morris and Victoria Alfonso, and the label's Scotty O'Brien.
Signage: Singer/songwriter Walker Montgomery signs with Major Bob Music. Pictured (back, l-r) are MBM's Andy Friday and Aubrey Daniels; (middle, l-r) MBM's Emily Hasty; (front, l-r) Range Media's Jenni Tackett, Montgomery and MBM's Bob Doyle.
Townsquare Country Format Lead Doug Montgomery will retire July 31 after eight years with the company. "I have been extremely blessed to spend my whole adult life getting to do what I dreamed of as a kid: Be the guy who picks the songs on the radio and entertains listeners every day," he says. "From my first overnight shift at WJPD in Ishpeming, Michigan, I knew Country radio was the avenue I wanted to pursue."
Prior to Townsquare, Montgomery spent 20 years with Clear Channel/iHeartMedia as PD for WBCT/Grand Rapids. "We’ve been very fortunate to have him lead our Country team for eight years," says SVP/Content & Programming Kurt Johnson. "His impact in building Townsquare Country’s success will leave a legacy."
Reach Montgomery here. The search is on for his successor here.
