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The KNACK 107.1 is the live and
local Hot Top 40 powerhouse without the "bubblegum" music for the
entire Tri-State Area. From Kingman to Lake Havasu, Vegas to Laughlin and
everything in between.
The KNACK is targeted to 18-49
year olds, with special emphasis placed on those females who control the lion's
share of discretionary income
in today's market place.
The KNACK 107.1 features daily
promotions that target specific day parts, guaranteeing maximum daily live
listener participation. The daily focus for The Knack? Slightly crazy and a
little zany, radio is fun with The KNACK 107.1.
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
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 Mariah Carey's new album enjoys huge early sales
Mariah Carey looks certain to debut at No. 1 on next week's U.S. pop album chart, based on massive first-day sales from a survey of leading music retailers. Preliminary data show that "E=MC2," Carey's follow-up to her 2005 smash "The Emancipation of Mimi," sold 154,000 units Tuesday. That's more than five times the first-day haul for the current Billboard 200 champ, Leona Lewis' "Spirit," which ended up selling almost 205,000 copies in the week ended April 13...Read the rest of the story
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 Danity Kane: Damaged
With its release last month of second album "Welcome to the Dollhouse," reality TV girl group Danity Kane—the mother lode of Sean "Diddy" Combs' "Making the Band"—became the first female group in Billboard history to debut at No. 1 with its debut and sophomore sets. That certainly sets things up nicely for first single "Damaged," hand-picked by fans on the group's MySpace page. The sexy, breathy opening line is enough to grab attention: "Do-do you got a first aid kit handy?" From there, a notable shift from its previous hip-hop signature...Read the rest of
the review
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 Spencer Smith of Panic at the Disco
Panic at the Disco recently
ditched the exclamation point previously embedded in its name, and it appears
that the Fall Out Boy-esque, mile-long song titles are deceased, too. Instead,
the Las Vegas-based band has opted for the use of periods--as in "Pretty.
Odd.," the name of Panic's sophomore effort due in stores March 25...Read the interview
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 American Idol
If you’ve tuned out “American Idol” so far this season because there’s no contestant from the Tri-State area, this could be the week to consider checking back in. America’s favorite singing contest – with more than 20 million people watching each week, despite a recent ratings dip – is down to the dramatic final episodes. Only five aspiring pop stars are left as of tonight’s broadcast, which means there will be fewer bad performances to sit through. Here’s a little information to get you caught up, plus some behind-the-scenes secrets.
Jason Castro
He is 20 and from Texas. During last week’s shows, devoted to the music of composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, Castro sang “Memory” from the Broadway musical “Cats....Read the rest
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