From playing Zeppelin when they were new and hosting groundbreaking festivals, to the ‘80s Sunset Strip craze and the Grungy ‘90s, and now with today’s next wave of new rock stars, KLOS has shaped Southern California’s Rock & Roll DNA for over 50 years. KLOS is the 2021 Marconi Rock Station of the Year Award winner, and SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA’S ROCK STATION.
On-Air
Heidi Hamilton
The Heidi and frank show
Heidi is the girl next door who is just one of the guys. She’s the kind of girl who can dress up and look like a lady on Saturday night but call her on Sunday morning and she’ll help you move a couch. Heidi has a laugh that people either love or hate, but you can’t help but recognize it immediately and wonder what in the world could be so funny?
Frank Kramer
THE HEIDI AND FRANK SHOW
Frank is one of radio’s most outspoken, quick-witted, and funny talk show hosts. He has topped the airwaves, dominating the AM/FM and podcast markets for nearly two decades. He is the most honest, belligerent yet surprisingly charming guy you will ever meet. Inattentive to your feelings, he will always speak the truth; rest assured his ghastly opinions come with honorable intentions.
STEW
Stew is a native son of Southern California, a rocker through and through, and one very patient guy. Stew came to KLOS in 1994, after putting in 6 years at the beloved metal outlet, KNAC, and before that, as a sound mixer at the world famous Troubadour in West Hollywood. He’s been nearly content as KLOS’ Imaging/ Production Director since then, but he’s always had a nagging itch to share his passion for great hard rock and metal with the KLOS audience.
Greg Beharrell
Support
Greg is an awarding-winning, internationally syndicated radio host, and an award-winning TV host and TV writer. He was previously at Live 105/San Francisco and currently also does radio shows in Canada, and is the Canadian voice of JACK-FM. He’s also an international voice actor who has worked on campaigns for Disney/ABC and Apple and narrates for two TV shows: “First Dates” and “The Audience.”
Matt Pinfield
Kevin & Sluggo
Matt Pinfield (born Matthew Pinfield) is an American music personality, television host, and radio DJ, best known as a video deejay on MTV and VH1. Initially, he was the host of the MTV2 alternative music program 120 Minutes, which he also hosted from 1995 to 1999. In 2015, he became a DJ on SiriusXM Radio’s Lithium channel. Pinfield is the host of the nationally syndicated “Flashback” program, and he worked as a Vice President of A&R and Artist Development for Columbia Records. Matt Pinfield has been a prominent figure in the rock scene for decades. His knowledge and history has already made his show a go-to for interviews with big name artists on KLOS.
Full Metal Jackie
whiplash
Full Metal Jackie is the author of FULL METAL JACKIE CERTIFIED: THE 50 MOST INFLUENTIAL HEAVY METAL SONGS OF THE ‘80s AND THE TRUE STORIES BEHIND THEIR LYRICS, which is online and available in stores. She began her radio career as a DJ at WSOU, Seton Hall’s legendary metal station. Over the years she has been on air at various rock stations around the U.S. including Indie 103.1 here in Los Angeles.
Chris Carter
Breakfast with the beatles
Host Chris Carter brings along vast knowledge, radio chops & deep love & appreciation for “The Fab Four.” Breakfast with the Beatles weekly playlists includes a consistent blend of: Hits, rarities, outtakes, theme sets, LP tracks, special premieres & of course, KLOS listener requests & live broadcasts. Mr. Carter also has the advance, inside track on all Beatle related news, new releases, and fab events.
Jim “JD” Daniels
weekends
Growing up in So Cal, JD was a typical kid with big dreams. Singing in his garage band “Redline” was a nice leg up into the radio business, KOMP Las Vegas was the first gig. JD spent years criss-crossing the country, working with the biggest names in Rock and Sports: Houston, Detroit, New Orleans, San Diego, all stops on his personal US radio tour. In the post-pandemic world, JD has resurfaced as the KLOS Weekend Anchor. He is on the air from 2pm to 8pm on Saturday and Sunday — taking phone calls, playing requests, sharing rock n’ roll stories, making mistakes, eatin’, smokin’, and keeping an eye on the local sports world.