It made the rest of the concert feel a bit anticlimactic, given that none of the other performers could come close to matching the band’s star power or connection to the crowd. Of course, most people were surprised to see the New Kids - by far, the biggest draw on the bill - open the show. She was talking about the New Kids on the Block, who kicked off their set with the 1988 single “You Got It (The Right Stuff)” and continued to dance, pose and croon their way through such favorites as “Step by Step” and “I’ll Be Loving You (Forever).” “We are starting this party off with my favorite band ever,” she said. Finally, Candace Cameron Bure (from “Full House”/”Fuller House” fame) appeared to introduce the first act. IHeartMedia Minneapolis includes KEEY(FM), KQQL(FM), KTCZ(FM), KFAN(FM), KQQL(HD2), KQQL(HD3), KTCZ(FM) and KTLK(AM).The evening started with a countdown, informing fans of how long until the time machine would zip us back 30 years to the days of “ALF,” Tom Selleck and really big hair. The Dayton station group consists of WMMX, WTUE(FM), WCHD(FM), WZDA(FM), WYDB(FM), WRZX(FM), WONE(AM) and WIZE(AM).Įffective June 13, Zach Dillon will oversee the Twin Cities’ KDWB(FM)’s on-air content and music programming as well as host the station’s afternoon show from 1–6 p.m. Stevens has also held on-air and programming roles in other markets, but began his local radio career as the WXEG(FM) program director.
He previously worked as the program director and morning show personality for Dayton station WWMX(FM), an iHeartMedia station. His efforts will be coordinated with the existing on-air personalities, programming and sales teams to manage the on-air, online and mobile content strategy, according to the release. Stevens has been with iHeartMedia for more than two decades and hosts the syndicated “The 80’s Show” heard on 20 iHeart stations. Additionally, the company says Zach Dillon has been named assistant program director, music director and afternoon on-air talent for KDWB(FM) in Minneapolis.
IHeartMedia says Jeff Stevens has been promoted to senior vice president of programming for its Dayton, Ohio, cluster of stations.
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