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Kevin Jonas recently joined us inside the Rockstar Suite at Hard Rock Hotel New York to celebrate the release of his new song, “Little Things” during an Audacy Check In, hosted by Mike Adam. LISTEN NOW: Audacy Check In with Kevin Jonas An ode to his wife of 17 years, “Little Things” celebrates the small moments in their life that add up to a big reason why they are still going strong.

Based in LA, Bru is heard across the country every weekday on Audacy Pop Stations. He had a humble beginning that started in the tiny town of Bad Axe, Michigan where most of his listeners were farm animals, and now he is the "CEO of Radio TikTok.''

Mimi Webb recently joined NEW 102.7's Emily Westin the NEW 102.7 studios powered by Celsius, to talk about her upcoming album, Confessions, her collaboration with Meghan Trainor, and to clear the air on if British artists sing with American accents. LISTEN NOW: Mimi Webb in the NEW 102.7 studios powered by Celsius "I'm just so excited because I feel like with this album I really broke that fourth wall," exclaims Mimi about Confessions.

Tom Odell recently joined NEW 102.7's Mike Adam in the NEW 102.7 studios powered by Celsius, fresh from a few dates opening for Billie Eilish overseas, and ready to talk about new music and more. LISTEN NOW: Tom Odell in the NEW 102.7 studios powered by Celsius "I think Billie just represents a new age of popular music," Odell shares after serving as the opener during Eilish's European tour dates. "She's raised the bar of the quality of popular music.

Taylor Swift fans are showing the power of the Swifties fandom as they raise money for one of their own who lost his life following one of Swift’s concerts in Houston last weekend. Listen to Taylor Swift Radio and more on the free Audacy App 20-year-old Jacob Lewis attended Swift’s Friday night concert in Houston with his sister, April Bancroft, and little did they know, The Eras Tour would be their last memories made.

During his interviews for the Rolling Stone cover story, Ed Sheeran reveals that his 2017 song “Shape of You” nearly had a rap feature, by none other than JAY-Z. Listen to Ed Sheeran Radio, JAY-Z Radio and more on the free Audacy app The mega-hit began as Sheeran’s brainchild from a songwriting session for other artists, not himself. Surrounded by longtime friend and Snow Patrol musician Johnny McDaid and producer Steve Mac, the three held a quick buzz session of recording musical ideas.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is officially in motion after she kicked things off in Glendale, AZ over the weekend wowing fans with stunning production, incredible wardrobe, and a 44 song setlist. Listen to Taylor Swift Radio and more on the free Audacy App Taylor took the stage for a whopping 3+ hours as she showcased songs from all ten of her studio albums from her self-titled debut to her latest project, Midnights.

For those of you who didn’t tune into the Oscars, or simply just want to relive those amazing performances, as always, we gotchu. Listen to See You at the Movies and more on the free Audacy app From Rihanna’s rousing rendition of her Black Panther: Wakanda Forever song, “Lift Me Up,” to Lady Gaga’s stripped down version of her Top Gun: Maverick song “Hold My Hand,” the night was filled with amazing music, all of which were nominated for Best Original Song at this year's Academy Awards.

Photo credit Getty Images By Marni Zipper, Audacy Thanks to Jimmy Fallon, with a little help from Megan Thee Stallion and Ariana Grande, our holiday playlist was just boosted with a new topical Christmas anthem. Stay festive with all your favorite classic Holiday tracks, now playing on the Santa's Songs Exclusive Station. Listen now on the Audacy app.

Photo credit Gerasimov174 / Getty By James Steele, FM 101.9 Many people have experienced broken heart syndrome, but did you know there is a medical term for it? It’s called takotsubo cardiomyopathy, and a new study in the Journal of the American Heart Association says it's on the rise, WebMD reports. Broken heart syndrome is on the rise specifically in women ages 50-74. The report shows that the syndrome causes real physical problems, but rarely leads to death.