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]KKDO (94.7 FM) is an American commercial radio station serving Sacramento, California. The slogan is "Radio 94-7" and programs an alternative rock music format. The Entercom outlet broadcasts at 94.7 MHz with an ERP of 25 kW and is licensed to Fair Oaks, California. The station's HD Radio channel currently offers a Urban Adult Contemporary format.
The station's former logo under the previous formatThe 94.7 frequency is actually a move-in from the Reno, Nevada, market, where it was KTHX. In 1997 the frequency was reassigned to Fair Oaks a... See more
Fair Oaks FM|94.7
(916)334-7777
5345 Madison AvenueSacramento, CA 95841
http://www.radio947.net
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KKDO (94.7 FM) is an American commercial radio station serving Sacramento, California. The slogan is "Radio 94-7" and programs an alternative rock music format. The Entercom outlet broadcasts at 94.7 MHz with an ERP of 25 kW and is licensed to Fair Oaks, California. The station's HD Radio channel currently offers a Urban Adult Contemporary format.
The station's former logo under the previous formatThe 94.7 frequency is actually a move-in from the Reno, Nevada, market, where it was KTHX. In 1997 the frequency was reassigned to Fair Oaks and returned to the air with a smooth jazz format in 1998. KSSJ has also proven to be a success story in the market, where it has placed as one of the top-rated stations in several Arbitrons since its sign on.
The original KSSJ was at 101.9 until 1998 when American Radio Systems sold 101.9 to Excell Communications (Now part of Entravision) and the KSSJ intellectual property to Entercom.
In late February 2010, KSSJ dropped its "Smooth Jazz" slogan, rebranding itself as simply "94/7 KSSJ" while also changing its logo and adding additional vocals to the playlist that do not normally belong in the format.
On March 3, 2010, the website, as well as e-mails, indicated that the format would change at noon citing that "the audience for the station can no longer sustain the business of the station."
At 12:01 p.m., March 3, 2010, KSSJ switched over to a gold-based alternative rock format, going by Radio 94-7. The new call letters are KKDO. The first song on Radio 94.7 was Smashing Pumpkins' Today. This is a return to the alternative rock format for Sacramento. Longtime alternative station KWOD went off the air in 2009, ironically also under the direction of Entercom.
The station's former logo under the previous formatThe 94.7 frequency is actually a move-in from the Reno, Nevada, market, where it was KTHX. In 1997 the frequency was reassigned to Fair Oaks and returned to the air with a smooth jazz format in 1998. KSSJ has also proven to be a success story in the market, where it has placed as one of the top-rated stations in several Arbitrons since its sign on.
The original KSSJ was at 101.9 until 1998 when American Radio Systems sold 101.9 to Excell Communications (Now part of Entravision) and the KSSJ intellectual property to Entercom.
In late February 2010, KSSJ dropped its "Smooth Jazz" slogan, rebranding itself as simply "94/7 KSSJ" while also changing its logo and adding additional vocals to the playlist that do not normally belong in the format.
On March 3, 2010, the website, as well as e-mails, indicated that the format would change at noon citing that "the audience for the station can no longer sustain the business of the station."
At 12:01 p.m., March 3, 2010, KSSJ switched over to a gold-based alternative rock format, going by Radio 94-7. The new call letters are KKDO. The first song on Radio 94.7 was Smashing Pumpkins' Today. This is a return to the alternative rock format for Sacramento. Longtime alternative station KWOD went off the air in 2009, ironically also under the direction of Entercom.
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