Kerrang! Radio
Broadcast area	West Midlands and UK
Frequency	105.2 MHz and Digital UK
First air date	10 June 2004
Format	Rock
Owner	Bauer Radio

Kerrang! Radio is a specialist rock music radio station broadcasting to the West Midlands in England. The station's format mixes modern & classic rock with speech programmes targeted at young people and an adult rock audience. The station broadcasts on FM in the West Midlands and DAB, Freeview and online across the UK, boasting a large audience of 1.3 million listeners. It is connected with the Kerrang! print magazine in name, ownership and style, although the radio station has a more mainstream adult rock output than the magazine, featuring more indie and alternative rock. However the night shows are very much fuelled by the traditional Kerrang! Magazine sound, with a wider and less mainstream style, playing a mix of punk and metal bands. The station is unique and does not share its programming with any other radio stations.

The station is based in Lionel Street in the city of Birmingham near to the BT Tower, and it broadcasts from the Sutton Coldfield transmitter, covering a wide area including Warwickshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire.

[edit] Sony Radio Academy Awards 2009

On May 11th 2009 Kerrang! 105.2 won the highly prestigious Gold Award for station with over 1 million listeners. ^[1] Drive time presenter Henry Evans was also awarded the Sony DAB Rising Star award for 2009 whilst Simon James and Hill got Silver at the awards in the Listener Participation category. ^[2]

[edit] Current presenters

• Simon James and Hill - Breakfast Show
• Luke Wilkins - 10am to 2pm Weekdays
• Kate Lawler - Drivetime
• Henry Evans - Evenings and Klub Kerrang
• Loz Guest - The Kerrang Show, Best of, Nights and Klub Kerrang
• Johnny Doom - The Temple Of Doom
• Danielle Perry - Klub Kerrang! and Saturday Mornings
• Alex Baker - The Unsigned Show, The Alex Baker Show, Klub Kerrang!
• James Everton - Sunday Breakfast
• Hywel and Jamie - Sunday Afternoons

[edit] External links

• Kerrang! Radio
• History of local radio in the Birmingham area.
• Sutton Coldfield transmitter

[edit] References