
KIIS FM's Kyle & Jackie O End 25-Year Run
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The iconic KIIS FM breakfast show, hosted by Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O Henderson, is coming to an end after 25 years. Following a heated on-air argument, Jackie has left, and Kyle is on a two-week hiatus. The duo, known for their edgy banter, had a massive following but faced challenges with their Melbourne expansion and advertiser boycotts. Changing listener preferences, with more people turning to digital podcasts, have contributed to their decline. This marks the end of a wild radio era.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — KIIS FM's Kyle & Jackie O End 25-Year Run. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 4th, here's the latest out of Sydney. The popular breakfast show on KIIS FM hosted by Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O'Henderson is ending after more than 25 years. Jackie recently gave notice that she cannot continue working with Kyle following an on-air argument where he criticized her interest in horoscopes during a chat about Prince Andrew, ARN, the station's owner, announced this to the stock exchange on Tuesday. They have taken Kyle off the air for two weeks to reconsider his position and fix a serious contract breach. Meanwhile, Jackie has been offered a new time slot. The duo built a huge following with their edgy banter, locking in teenage listeners and adults aged 25 to 54. They signed a record-breaking $200 million 10-year deal in 2023 and even drew politicians like Prime Minister Anthony, Albany's to Kyle's wedding. But troubles mounted lately, their expansion to Melbourne bound and an advertiser boycott hurt due to concerns over consent.
Last week's four-year results showed revenue dropping 16% or $28.3 million across KIIS and gold networks. Changing tastes are key here. With more people turning to digital podcasts and personalized audio, the crude style that once earned them 50 stray ratings wins in Sydney, no. Longer flies. This split marks the end of a wild, radial era. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Head in, sound on, lights out, that is the routine. To L.I. Solypilo.com www.solypilo.com
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