KTYL-FM[]
1950–1959[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KBUZ-FM[]
1959–196?[]
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LOGO MISSING |
196?–197?[]
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LOGO MISSING |
197?–1976[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KIOG[]
1976–1980[]
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LOGO MISSING |
KZZP (first era)[]
1980–1983[]
1983–198?[]
198?–1991[]
KVRY[]
1991–1996[]
KZZP (second era)[]
1996–1999[]
On March 8, 1996, after six hours of stunting a heartbeat sound effect and clips during the TV show ER, the name "104.7 KZZP" returns (as well as the KZZP call sign) this time, the station adopted a Modern AC format. The first song played on the relaunched KZZP was "Friday I'm In Love" by The Cure.
1999–2001[]
On February 1999, KZZP began switching back to its previous CHR format which was completed in April. In June of that year, the station rebranded as "104-7 ZZP"
2001–2003[]
On April 20, 2001, at 6:00 PM, after playing "Higher" by Creed , KZZP began stunting with a 3-day loop of Prince's "Kiss", then at 12:00 noon on April 23, the station relaunched as "104.7 KISS-FM", featuring an introduction from Destiny's Child, whose song "Survivor" was the first song played.
2003–2012[]
2012[]
2013–2018[]
2018–present[]
