I hope that this doesn't appear pretentious, because I'm sure KT's more-than-talented and competent management already has a great plan in place, but as a music-addicted American who has lived all over the country, I just want to help to add to KT's arsenal for world domination.

Here are some places where KT could definitely get some great publicity over here:
WXPN, Philadelphia. XPN is The University of Pennsylvania station, and is one of the most respected member-supported stations in the US (and I don't just say that because I live here.

) It's helped a lot of musicians get onto the radar. They have a lot of great "new music" shows, and produce the renowned
World Cafe program, which is syndicated throughout the US and Canada via National Public Radio. Their studios also contain one of the newest and nicest music venues in the city.
Another great "live" performance show syndicated throughout the country is
The Acoustic Cafe, which is produced in Michigan and always has great stuff on it.
WVUV, New York
Another member-supported station, which is also the station for Fordham University - they have a great program called "The Living Room" and just about everyone with intelligence in NYC, especially those who are seeking new music that is on the cutting edge, listens to this station. This station and XPN are probably the biggest and greatest proponents of getting what is seen as being in "the underground" to the next level. On the east coast, anyway.
KMTT, "The Mountain," Seattle
The Mountain is a semi-mainstream station, but the great thing about them is that they play what they actually like - sounds daft, but that's an incredible rarity here in the states, where most "mainstream" stations have DJs who press a button to start the predetermined computerized playlist of sugar pop and hip hop. They are big, big fans of helping to launch talented people and are just a great station.
KGSR, Radio Austin
Another station that plays anything and everything of substance. It's such a great station, where you will hear Willie Nelson one song Sinead O'Connor the next. I know they've been playing "Black Horse & A Cherry Tree" because I've heard it listening online.

Austin is an amazing town, and KT would fit RIGHT in there. You should try to book her at the Continental Club...a fantastic and legendary venue...and all of my friends who work there would love to see her! LOL
KFOG, San Francisco- You've got this one already.
KCRW, LA- I think you're good here too.
American Concert Festivals:
The Austin City Limits Music Festival
This is one of my favorite festivals ever, and it keeps becoming bigger and more and more diverse every year. I've discovered SO many great artists at this festival, and KT would be perfect playing here! Just be prepared for 100-degree F weather. Heh.
Bumbershoot, Seattle
Another great festival that draws people from all over the west coast. Another place I saw and discovered many wonderful artists. And it's a lot cooler, in the literal sense, than Austin.
The Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, Lyons, Colorado
Don't let the name fool you, this isn't just a folk festival. It's one of the most respected singer-songwriter festivals in the US. And is in one of the most beautiful places in the American West.
The Telluride Bluegrass Festival
Again, the name is deceiving - but all different kinds of artists play here - albeit it is a bit more folky than Lyons. The cool thing about this one is that they have "round tables" and "master classes" where the artists talk to the audience about their songwriting and music-making process, and it's an amazing experience.
And I'll shut it now. But I just thought I'd add my $5 worth and see if it helped at all!
