Kroq Merch
KROQ 106.7 FM 1988 Pasadena California Crewneck Sweatshirt
by Retrozest
$28 $35
Description: Turn back the dial to the golden age of Southern California rock with this vintage-style “KROQ Los Angeles” design, featuring bold retro stripes, distressed sunset colors, and classic 1970s radio-energy graphics. Perfect for fans of old-school rock culture, vintage broadcast art, Los Angeles music history, and collectors who love nostalgic radio-era designs with iconic West Coast attitude.
KROQ Los Angeles – Retro Rock Radio Style 1973 Tank Top
by V arts10k
$16 $21
KROQ 106.7 FM Los Angeles World Famous Alternative Rock Radio Vintage Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by The Dark Matter Art
$17 $24
Kroq 106.7 1980s Los Angeles New Wave Alternative Rock Radio Station Kids T-Shirt
by Eyeball
$13 $19
vintage world famous KROQ 106.7 FM radio Posters and Art
by ernestbrooks
$10 $14
Quitters Never Give Up Baseball Sticker
by Quitter's Never Give Up
$3.00 $3.50
Quitters Never Give Up Dodgers Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by Quitter's Never Give Up
$17 $24
Description: Country music station KBBQ 1500 AM in Burbank became KROQ in September 1972, changing its format to Top 40 and hiring established disc jockeys from other stations to shake things up. In 1973, KROQ purchased KPPC 106.7 FM in Los Angeles, which had been broadcasting an influential free form, progressive rock format since 1968. The FM station became KROQ 106.7 FM, and the two stations began simulcasting programming, referring to themselves as "The ROQ of Los Angeles" and later "The ROQs of LA: Mother Rock." The AM/FM simulcast broadcast continued through 1978, when the AM station was sold off, allowing the FM station to grow to be L.A.'s biggest rock station for the next few decades.
