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SONGBIRDS FOUNDATION VAULT SESSIONS
Click and listen to the bands that make the music. Every click helps put a guitar in schools. … MORE
Riverbend Sweet Deal Refunds
With the cancellation of Riverbend 2020, refunds are being processed for those of you who purchased wristbands through our Sweet Deal program. You will receive email confirmation when your refund has been been credited to the card used for purchase. Please allow 7-10 business days for processing.… MORE
Important Info from KZ106
Please be aware of our temporary change in prize pick up.… MORE
Lend a Helping Hand
Our older adults have been hit hard by the Covid-19 outbreak, here’s how you can help.… MORE
Scott & Kelly catch up with Steve Gorman!
Scott and Kelly caught up with our own Steve Gorman ahead of the forthcoming release of the new album from his band Trigger Hippy, “Full Circle And The Some,” out Friday!… MORE
LED ZEPPELIN II 50TH ANNIVERSARY
Led Zeppelin played their very first show in the United States on December 26, 1968 at the Denver Auditorium Arena opening for Vanilla Fudge and Spirit. Their debut album was released a few weeks later on January 12, 1969. By the end of that US tour in February, they had achieved headline status and announced their arrival as a…… MORE
Kelly’s Pet Project 10/24: Zeus
Zeus is 12 years old, loves riding in cars and playing with other dogs!… MORE
Congrats to David Johnson!
David Johnson of Chattanooga won $1000 by listening to KZ106 and playing 4K A Day! Will you be next?… MORE
Jackyl at The Signal
KZ106 welcomes Jackyl to The Signal on December 1st…… MORE
Rock News
Paul Stanley Admits That He Was “Miserable” During KISS’ 2000 Farewell Tour
During the June 11 episode of The Magnificent Others podcast with Billy Corgan, KISS frontman Paul Stanley recalls feeling “miserable” during what was meant to be the band’s farewell tour in 2000-01. “The music was erratic at best,” admits the 73-year-old rock legend. “Some nights [were] awful, there was no sense of camaraderie or joy…
Zak Starkey Says He Turned Down Oasis Reunion Tour Gig Only To Be Fired By The Who
In a new interview with The Telegraph, former Who drummer Zak Starkey claims that he turned down an offer to join Oasis’ upcoming reunion tour under the assumption that he would continue with The Who, only to eventually be fired from the band. He expressed surprise at the turn of events, revealing that he would…
All Time Low Announce 2025 Tour, Share New Song, “SUCKERPUNCH”
On Friday (June 13), All Time Low announced the dates and details of their 2025 US tour, the “EVERYONE’S TALKING! TOUR,” as well as returning with a new song, “SUCKERPUNCH.” The 30-date jaunt features special guests Mayday Parade, The Cab, Four Year Strong, and The Paradox on select dates. The tour kicks off on October…
Roger Daltrey Honored With Knighthood For His Contributions To Music And Charity
On Saturday (June 14), Roger Daltrey was knighted as part of the King’s Birthday Honors list, among other notable figures like David Beckham, Steve Winwood, Gary Oldham, and 10cc singer Glenn Gouldman. The 81-year-old vocalist for the Who received a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) honor for his significant contributions to…