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Bay Area radio station Dave FM played its final four songs before being replaced by Live 105, with a playlist heavy on classic rock and a surprise Love and Rockets track. The final song, Journey's "Any Way You Want It," was a fitting farewell to the station's eclectic playlist approach and the Bay Area band.
Live 105, the Bay Area's much beloved alternative station, returned to the airwaves after being pulled off two years ago. The station will bring back on-air personalities and resume producing special events around the Bay Area. Live 105 broadcasts on-air at 105.3 FM in San Francisco and is available to stream nationwide on the Audacy app and website.
Live 105 has returned to the Bay Area airwaves after a six-year absence, replacing the adult hits station "Dave FM." The station marked its return by playing Green Day's "Welcome to Paradise" as its first song. The next five songs played give a good indication of what to expect from the station in the future. There were no DJs on the station on Monday morning, but there are plans to reintroduce some on-air personalities, including longtime favorite Aaron Axelsen. Fans can listen to the reborn Live 105 via regular terrestrial radio at 105.3 FM as well as the Audacy app and website.
Live 105, the Bay Area's legendary modern rock radio station, is set to return to the airwaves on Monday, replacing Dave FM. The station will feature music from every era of its history and core artists such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Linkin Park, and Nirvana. While there are no on-air personalities at this early stage, Live 105 plans to reintroduce some, such as Aaron Axelsen and his Soundcheck show. The station aims to re-establish its connection with the community through events and social media.
Live 105, the iconic Bay Area radio station known for its alternative rock format, is returning to the airwaves under its original name after a two-year hiatus. The station will feature classic alt-rock acts such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Depeche Mode, Nirvana, Oasis, and Green Day, as well as new tracks. Audacy, the media company that owns Live 105, is committed to restoring the essence of the station and reintroducing some familiar on-air personalities. The station will operate without regular DJs for now, but the rest of the on-air talent will be announced in the coming weeks.