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Die skouspelagtige Classics is Junie terug in Pretoria en musiek word vanjaar gevier. Ons het agter die gordyn gaan inloer en met Barry Pretorius, kreatiewe regisseur van die konsert gesels.

Wat is Classics, die konsert?
Classics is ’n viering van die grootste pop, rock en musiekblyspel treffers van álle tye. ’n Absolute extravaganza van klank, talent en nostalgie. Die kunstenaars in Classics is van ons land se voorste sangers en met ’n vol simfonie-orkes, wêreldklas dansers en die beste tegniese span in die industrie, beloof Classics om weereens asems weg te slaan.

Wanneer beplanning vir so ’n konsert afskop, waarmee begin julle gewoonlik eerste?
Dit neem sowat ’n jaar om Classics te vervaardig – alles van konseptualisering tot repertoire tot verwerkings en dan uiteindelik repertisies. Net die skryf en verwerking van die musiek neem sowat ses maande. Ons is ’n reuse span wat op die produksie werk. Ons mus

KARLIEN VAN JAARSVELD, multi platinum kunstenaar tree op met `n 3 stuk orkes. Sy neem jou op `n reis van haar lewe met liedjies uit haar eie pen, maar ook liedjies van ander kunstenaars wie se musiek ook deel van haar lewe vorm en vir sy baie respek het.

Datum:- 3 Mei 2018

Tyd:- 19:15

Toegang:- R160 – R180

Attracting at-work listeners has long been indispensable to the success of AC, classic hits and other music formats. A webinar from NuVoodoo Media Services, “How to Win the Workplace War With PPM Panels & Diary Keepers,” offered broadcasters a tool chest of new information about best practices to reel them in and keep them listening.

The media marketing, programming and content intelligence provider surveyed 3,041 persons ages 14-54 online in January 2018, focused in Nielsen PPM markets.

Calling its sample group “ratings likelies,” meaning those deemed inclined to participate in PPM or diary surveys, NuVoodoo asked participants if they listened to either the radio or a streaming service while at work. In total, 39.1% said yes—with a robust 56.4% of “PPM likelies” responding yes and 59.0% of “diary likelies” saying yes. The percentages were highest for those 18-34, followed by 25-54, 35-54 and 14-24.

Those that tune in durin

Hubbard Radio has rebranded country KNUC Seattle as “98.9 The Bull” from “Country 98.9.” It’s the latest change at the new station, which Hubbard flipped from rock in December, after Entercom dropped country on KMPS in favor of soft AC as “The New 94.1 The Sound.”

“Welcome to the next evolution of 98.9, a personality all its own,” PD Lisa Adams said. “More Bull, more music, more fun.”

Adams was named PD of the station in January after serving as marketing director for AC sister “Warm 106.9” KRWM. Her programming experience includes the OM/PD post at Townsquare Media hot AC “Mix 106” KCIX, AC “107.9 Lite FM” KXLT and “WOW Country 104.3” KAWO in Boise, ID.

Since her hire, Adams has been staffing up the new country outlet, adding the morning team of Tim Leary, Claire Beverly and Karen (Red) Daiss in February. The trio came to KNUC from Alpha Media country “Bob 106.9” WUBB Savannah, GA, where they anchored m

It’s 2018 and your favorite 90’s and 00’s party is back!!! We doing what we do best – bringing you the sweetest Hip Hop and R&B from years gone by and delivering a production that will blow your mind.

Date:- 31 March 2018

Time:- From 19:00 until Late

Price:- R200-R300 P.P.

We are throwing it back to the golden age of Hip Hop and R&B, taking it back to a time of house parties, walkman and cassettes. We are going back to a time when you watched videos not DVDs, when it was all about Naughty By Nature, Brandy, MJ and a Tribe Called Quest.

We are bringing you a party that is all about the music we grew up loving, the music that they just don’t seem to make any more. The music that made us, who we are.

– Expect a mind blowing stage setup with quirky and innovative visuals that will have you reminiscing like never before.

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Katz Media Group has promoted Christal Radio president Christine Travaglini to president of Katz Radio Group, tasked with overseeing the radio rep firm’s nationwide sales operations. She reports to Mark Gray, who had been running the radio rep firm until March 2017, when he was promoted to CEO of Katz Media Group.

A longtime Katz veteran, Travaglini has been president of Katz division Christal Radio since 2008. She will now drive overall business development and strategy of Katz Radio Group’s 14 regional offices that serve as the national sales rep firm for more than 3,300 radio stations and their digital audio platforms. In a news release, Katz said Travaglini “will lead the Katz team in driving maximum results for broadcasters and their advertisers through radio advocacy, innovative marketing solutions and compelling data and insights.”

Travaglini was the first person to rise from an assistant to president within the Katz organization. In 201

Bipartisan support for a proposal to raise the maximum fine for pirate radio to as much as $2 million emerged in the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology on Thursday. During a discussion into the proposed Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse Through Enforcement or “PIRATE” Act, which is being circulated among members, lawmakers agreed the current fines have come up short in the effort to go after pirate radio operators. “It’s high time we pay more attention to the harm being done to consumers and broadcasters alike,” Subcommittee chair Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said.

Federal law presently allows the Federal Communications Commission to impose a maximum fine of $19,246 per day for each violation or each day up to a statutory maximum of $144,344. The proposal would boost that to as much $100,000 per day, per violation with a maximum fine allowed by law of $2 million.

The impact of pirate stations may be well known to anyone in radio, but