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13-46 Show Date: Weekend of November 16-17, 2013 Disc One/Hour One Opening Billboard: None Seg Show Code: #13-46 Show Date: Weekend of November 16-17, 2013 Disc One/Hour One Opening Billboard: None Seg. 1 Content: #40 “THE MONSTER” – Eminem f/Rihanna #39 “I NEED YOUR LOVE” – Calvin Harris f/Ellie Goulding #38 “ALONE TOGETHER” – Fall Out Boy Commercials: :30 Zazzle.com :30 Taco Bell :30 Novartis/NO DOZ :30 Match.com Outcue: “...match dot com.” Segment Time: 15:09 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 2 Billboard: Telestrations Content: #37 “WHITE WALLS” – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis f/Schoolboy Q & Hollis #36 “SAME LOVE” – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis f/Mary Lambert #35 “TREASURE” – Bruno Mars #34 “CROOKED SMILE” – J. Cole f/TLC Commercials: :30 Telestrations :30 Sierra Mist :30 Progressive :30 Subway Outcue: “...be bold. Eat fresh.” Segment Time: 18:55 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 3 Billboard: Zazzle Content: #33 “TIMBER” – Pitbull f/Ke$ha #32 “MIRRORS” – Justin Timberlake #31 “SAIL” – AWOLNATION On The Verge: “ALL NIGHT” – Icona Pop Commercials: :30 Proactiv :30 Novartis/NO DOZ Outcue: “...other caffeine sources.” Segment Time: 15:41 Local Break 1:00 Seg. 4 ***This is an optional cut - Stations can opt to drop song for local inventory*** Content: AT40 Extra: “ROLLING IN THE DEEP” – Adele Outcue: “…taste of that.” (sfx) Segment Time: 4:11 Hour 1 Total Time: 58:56 END OF DISC ONE Show Code: #13-46 Show Date: Weekend of November 16-17, 2013 Disc Two/Hour Two Opening Billboard None Seg. 1 Content: #30 “GET LUCKY” – Daft Punk f/Pharrell Williams #29 “LOVE SOMEBODY” – Maroon 5 #28 “ROUGH WATER” – Travie McCoy f/Jason Mraz On The Verge: “HEART ATTACK” – Enrique Iglesias Commercials: :60 Match.com :30 Sierra Mist :30 Zazzle.com Outcue: “...zazzle dot com.” Segment Time: 17:34 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 2 Billboard: Telestrations Content: #27 “RADIOACTIVE” – Imagine Dragons #26 “CAN'T HOLD US” – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis f/Ray Dalton #25 “SWEATER WEATHER” – The Neighbourhood #24 “WHAT NOW” – Rihanna Commercials: :30 Subway :30 Tylenol/Infant :30 Novartis/NO DOZ :30 Proactiv Outcue: “...1-800-620-4040.” Segment Time: 18:03 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 3 Billboard: Zazzle Content: #23 “STAY THE NIGHT” – Zedd f/Hayley Williams #22 “CLARITY” – Zedd f/Foxes #21 “BLURRED LINES” – Robin Thicke f/Pharrell & T.I. Subway Fresh Buzz Song: “COUNTING STARS” - OneRepublic Commercials: :30 Zazzle.com :30 Taco Bell Outcue: “...portion steak taco.” (Bong!) Segment Time: 15:48 Local Break 1:00 Seg. 4 ***This is an optional cut - Stations can opt to drop song for local inventory*** Content: AT40 Extra: “IT WILL RAIN” – Bruno Mars Outcue: “…AT40 mobile app.” (sfx) Segment Time: 4:14 Hour 2 Total Time: 60:39 END OF DISC TWO Show Code: #13-46 Show Date: Weekend of November 16-17, 2013 Disc Three/Hour Three Opening Billboard Subway/Fresh Buzz Seg. 1 Content: #20 “MARRY ME” – Jason Derülo #19 “UNCONDITIONALLY” – Katy Perry #18 “CLOSER” – Tegan & Sara #17 “GIVE IT 2 U” – Robin Thicke f/Kendrick Lamar Commercials: :30 Subway :30 Progressive :30 Novartis/NO DOZ :30 Zazzle.com Outcue: “...zazzle dot com.” Segment Time: 18:15 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 2 Billboard: Telestrations Content: #16 “WORK WORK” – Britney Spears #15 “EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED” – Taylor Swift f/Ed Sheeran #14 “SAFE AND SOUND” – Capital Cities Commercials: :30 Match.com :30 Taco Bell :30 Sierra Mist :30 Telestrations Outcue: “...at the mall.” Segment Time: 15:48 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 3 Billboard: Zazzle Content: #13 “TKO” – Justin Timberlake #12 “DEMONS” – Imagine Dragons #11 “SUMMERTIME SADNESS” – Lana Del Rey & Cedric Gervais Extra: “DO WHAT U WANT” – Lady Gaga f/R. Kelly Commercials: :30 Zazzle.com :30 Tylenol/Infant Outcue: “...use as directed.” Segment Time: 16:57 Local Break 1:00 Seg. 4 ***This is an optional cut - Stations can opt to drop song for local inventory*** Content: AT40 Extra: “HOME” – Daughtry Outcue: “…AT40 dot com.” (sfx) Segment Time: 4:24 Hour 3 Total Time: 60:24 END OF DISC THREE Show Code: #13-46 Show Date: Weekend of November 16-17, 2013 Disc Four/Hour Four Opening Billboard Subway/Fresh Buzz Seg. 1 Content: #10 “GORILLA” – Bruno Mars #9 “STILL INTO YOU” – Paramore #8 “SLOW DOWN” – Selena Gomez Commercials: :60 Proactiv :30 Taco Bell :30 Telestrations Outcue: “...at the mall.” Segment Time: 16:39 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 2 Billboard:Telestrations Content: #7 “HOLY GRAIL” – JAY Z f/Justin Timberlake #6 “APPLAUSE” – Lady Gaga Commercials: :30 Zazzle.com :30 Sierra Mist :30 Progressive Subway :30 Subway Outcue: “...be bold. Eat fresh.” Segment Time: 10:01 Local Break 2:00 Seg. 3 Billboard: Zazzle Content: #5 “HOLD ON, WE'RE GOING HOME” – Drake f/Majid Jordan #4 “ROAR” – Katy Perry #3 “WRECKING BALL” – Miley Cyrus Commercials: :30 Telestrations :30 Novartis/NO DOZ Outcue: “...other caffeine sources.” Segment Time: Local Break 1:00 Seg. 4 ***This is an optional cut - Stations can opt to drop song for local inventory*** Content: AT40 Extra: “DON’T YOU WORRY CHILD” – Swedish House Mafia f/John Martin Outcue: “…in about a month.” (sfx) Segment Time: 3:52 Seg. 5 Billboard: USA Today/Mediabase Content: #2 “ROYALS” – Lorde #1 “WAKE ME UP!” – Avicii Outcue: “…have a good one.” (sfx) Segment Time: 8:27 Hour 4 Total Time: 59:58 Show Total: 3:59:57 Tracks 6 & 7: Promo Track 8: Promo Bed .
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