Abbie Weber new K-Rock program director March 28th, 2002 “She is K-Rock!” With that ringing endorsement from Galaxy Communications vice president Mimi Griswold comes news that K-Rock’s afternoon drive air personality Abbie Weber has been promoted to program director of the modern rock station.
Bad weather knocks two Utica stations off the air March 27th, 2002 Strong winds and heavy rains caused Utica stations 94 K-Rock (WKLL) and Rock 107 (WRCK) to go silent for a while last night. The Galaxy Communications stations went dark at around 6:30 p.m. due to electical problems at their Smith Hill towers.
Bob Staffa speaks out about radio’s role in local music March 27th, 2002 Recently, ‘Silent’ Bob Staffa, midday jock at K-Rock (WKRL/WKRH/WKLL) and host of the station’s Thursday night local music show Backstage Live, posted an in-depth response to an ongoing discussion on a syracuse.com message board concerning radio’s role in promoting local music.
K-Rock’s Silent Bob releases local compilation CD October 26th, 2001 Next Monday, Native Noize hits area record stores. The album, put together by K-Rock’s midday DJ “Silent Bob” Staffa, features a number of local acts, most of which have appeared on his Thursday night Backstage Live program at 11 p.m. on K-Rock.
K-Rock’s ‘Silent Bob’ finishing up local artist CD October 5th, 2001 Local modern rock acts Tread, Earth Crisis, and Gridley Paige along with ten other bands are part of a new compilation CD being put together by K-Rock’s midday air personality “Silent Bob” Staffa. Native Noise celebrates Staffa’s local-music radio show Backstage Live, broadcast Thursdays at 11 p.m.
K-Rock and TK up in latest trends September 27th, 2001 Monthly Arbitron trends for Syracuse were released yesterday and Galaxy Communications’ rock stations fared well. In adults 12+ numbers both K-Rock and TK-99/105 moved up in rank while 95X dropped from fifth to seventh place overall. Go to www.rronline.com for more details.
