"Radio will always matter. In the right hands, it will always matter. To the executives suffocating it, it’s never too late to introduce humanity into the corporate narrative," Alvarez writes, weeks ...

Longtime KROQ host Nicole Alvarez confirms her exit from the station after more than 22 years in an emotional letter: ...

Kevin Ryder, a staple of morning radio on L.A. station KROQ for the past 30 years, says he has been fired from the station and escorted from the building by security guards. Jimmy Kimmel, an ...

KROQ was the place for the hippest kids to find new music, and it was the soundtrack for so many of the era. Which is why I was listening to other stations. I was never a trendsetter. But I digress.

KROQ’s morning show will look a lot different going forward. In a shocking announcement, longtime morning show host Kevin Ryder tweeted Wednesday morning that management of the L.A.-based ...

A year after KROQ veteran Ted Stryker and radio partner Kevin Klein moved to the station’s A.M. slot — in a hasty shift after the station fired morning hosts Kevin Ryder, Allie Mac Kay and ...

After 30 years in mornings at KROQ, Kevin Ryder is back on L.A. airwaves, joining Doug "Sluggo" Roberts in afternoons at KLOS.

The KROQ that we “know” is not the station that we think we know. It has been over a decade, maybe two, since KROQ was actually a place to find new music and discover new bands.

For three decades KROQ 106.7/FM’s “The Kevin & Bean Show” has woken up radio listeners in Southern California and followed them through mostly horrendous weekday traffic as they commute to ...

The KROQ that we “know” is not the station that we think we know. It has been over a decade, maybe two, since KROQ was actually a place to find new music and discover new bands.

KROQ is bunking in with fellow station KRTH-FM (101.1), 5901 Venice Blvd., in Los Angeles. Both stations are owned by New York-based Infinity Broadcasting.

For KROQ-FM, its annual Almost Acoustic Christmas concerts are the big event of the year, a source of endless promotion and audience-bonding. For fans of the radio station, it’s an extravagant ...