Stop KLOVE Radio from acquiring 100​.​7 The Bay

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The Issue

Having grown up in Baltimore, listening to 100.7 The Bay has been a part of my everyday life. This station has provided the soundtrack to countless memories, from rock anthems that fueled my high school years to epic concerts that brought the community together. 100.7 The Bay isn't just a radio station; it's woven into the fabric of our lives.

Now, an imminent threat hangs over us with KLOVE Radio planning to purchase 100.7 The Bay and replace our treasured classic rock hits with a different format. The Bay’s unique sound is not only nostalgic but also an essential cultural cornerstone for locals who cherish the station’s contribution to Baltimore's identity.

This transition means the loss of a beloved voice, a station that has stood the test of time for countless Baltimore residents. It has been a staple for years, known for playing timeless classics, promoting local events, and hosting community engagement initiatives. Eliminating it would erase an irreplaceable piece of our local culture.

Let's protect more than just a radio station; let's save a piece of Baltimore's heart. By preventing the acquisition, we can ensure that our traditions and memories remain intact for future generations to experience and enjoy as we have.

Approaching this issue, we urge the broadcasters and local regulatory boards to hear our plea. We propose that KLOVE Radio explore other options that would allow them to expand their reach without taking away what so many cherish deeply. There are alternative frequencies and markets that could serve this need without disrupting 100.7 The Bay’s listener base.

We need your support to make our collective voice heard. Please join us in preserving a Baltimore classic by signing this petition, ensuring that 100.7 The Bay remains a part of our community and who we are. Let's stand together against this change and keep our beloved rock tunes alive for many more years to come.

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