This week on the STL, indie pop rockers Fun. join the countdown with their latest single, “Some Nights.” Also, see which alternative band knocks Katy Perry off the top spot. Keep reading the STL 20 recap to find out!

Each week, Paul Cook brings you the recap of what’s been hot on the airwaves. Check out the Y98 STL 20 every Saturday morning from 8 – 10am to find out which songs were on top for the week and which artists have songs on the rise.

In case you missed last week’s countdown, click here for a quick recap!

#20 – Fun. – “Some Nights”

Fun. joins the countdown this week at #20 with their latest single “Some Nights” from their second studio album Some Nights.

#19 – Adele – “Rumor Has It”

Adele comes in at #19 this week with her fourth single “Rumor Has It” from her 2010 album 21.

#18 – Maroon 5 – One More Night” 

Maroon 5 comes in at #18 with their latest single, “One More Night”  from their fourth studio album Overexposed.

#17 – Jason Mraz – “I Won’t Give Up”

Jason Mraz stays strong at #17 with “I Won’t Give Up” from his upcoming fourth studio album, Love Is a Four Letter Word..

#16 – Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen – “Good Time”

Making their way p on the countdown after last week is  Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen at #16 with “Good Time” from Owl City’s album The Midsummer Station.

#15 – Train – “Drive By”

Train jumps slips back one spot to the #15 spot with their song, “Drive By” from their upcoming album California 37.

#14 – Flo Rida ft. Sia – “Wild Ones”

This week Flo Rida featuring Sia fall back one spot to #14 with their song “Wild Ones” from Flo Rida’s upcoming fourth studio album Wild Ones.

#13 – Matchbox Twenty – “She’s So Mean”

Matchbox Twenty come in at #13 with their latest single, “She’s So Mean” from their fourth studio album, North.

#12- Karmin – “Brokenhearted”

Staying strong at #12 this week is Karmin with their single “Brokenhearted” from their 2012 debut album, Hello.

#11 – The Wanted – “Glad You Came”

Falling behind one spot is The Wanted at the #11 spot with their single, “Glad You Came” from their second studio album, Battleground.

#10 – One Direction – “What Makes You Beautiful”

One Direction comes in at #10 this week with their single “What Makes You Beautiful” from their 2011 debut studio album, Up All Night.

#9 – fun. – “We Are Young”

Indie pop band fun. come in at #9 this week, falling back one spot with their single, “We Are Young” from their second studio album Some Nights released in February 2012.

#8- Pink – “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)”

Pink comes in at #8 with her latest single, “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” from her forthcoming sixth studio album The Truth About Love, due out September 18th 2012.

#7 – Kelly Clarkson – “Dark Side”

Kelly Clarkson slips back one to #7 this week on the STL 20 countdown with her latest single, “Dark Side” from her fifth studio album, Stronger.

#6 – Gotye – “Somebody That I Used To Know”

Belgium-Australian musician, Gotye falls back one spot to #6 this week with his song “Somebody That I Used To Know“ from his 2011 album, Making Mirrors.

#5 – Ellie Goulding – “Lights”

Jumping ahead on the countdown is English singer and songwriter, Ellie Goulding at #5  with her single “Lights” from her 2010 debut album, Lights.

#4 – Maroon 5 – “Payphone”

Maroon 5 falls back one spot this week to #4 with their latest single, “Payphone” from their fourth studio album Overexposed which is due out June 26, 2012.

#3 – Carly Rae Jepsen – “Call Me Maybe”

Canadian singer-songwriter Carly Rae Jepsen jumps ahead one spot this week at #3 with her single, ”Call Me Maybe” from her first EP, Curiosity.

#2 – Katy Perry – “Wide Awake”

Katy Perry slips away from number one and comes in at #2 this week  with her latest single, “Wide Awake” from her 2012 album, Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection.

#1 – Neon Trees – “Everybody Talks”

Coming in at #1 this week is Neon Trees with their latest single, “Everyone Talks” from their second studio album, Picture Show released in December 2011.

In case you missed last week’s countdown, click here for a quick recap!

Tune in again to the STL 20 next week to see which tracks are on the move.