Submitted by langston12 on Tue, 01/24/2012 - 19:29.
Want to work for KDUP next year? Now's your chance to apply! Download an attached application and submit the completed application to blair@up.edu or Student Activities by 4:30pm Feb. 16.
Any questions? Ask current GM Sal Liotta, liotta12@up.edu.
Good Luck!
Submitted by langston12 on Sat, 12/10/2011 - 11:55.

Thanks for listening to KDUP this semester!
Over this semester, KDUP has changed its appearance with a new logo and a new motto, "Radio Is Not Dead."
KDUP has changed its online profile by getting a new Facebook Profile and starting a Tumblr, your home for the monthly Mixtapes and for musical recommendations to help broaden your musical knowledge and provide accompaniment for your daily lives.
Our News Department has moved toward podcasting: Check out their latest entry about Grad School!
December saw the 7° Below Show bring over 250 people to the Mehling Ballroom to dance and experience the music of Wizard, Sam Wegman and Band, and A La Mode. Thanks to Pilots Audio and Lighting for providing the lights and sound, Mehling Hall for letting us use the ballroom, and everyone who helped make the event a success, including you!
Check out some of the photos from the event!
Next Semester, KDUP should be streaming via a more reliable platform and plan to have more promotional materials
Submitted by langston12 on Mon, 11/14/2011 - 19:55.

For more details and to RSVP, visit the event page.
Submitted by langston12 on Wed, 10/26/2011 - 15:09.
The Station is getting closer to updating the website and our streaming!
Keep your eyes open for more info about our December 3rd concert and our technological updates as the semester progresses here and on our Facebook page.
Thanks for listening!
Submitted by langston12 on Fri, 09/02/2011 - 16:16.
To apply for a show, please download the attached application and turn it in to the station, located between the Chapel and the Commons.
Thanks for applying!
Submitted by langston12 on Wed, 08/31/2011 - 14:35.
The station is back from Summer and will have a new look over the next few weeks.

Stay tuned!
Submitted by langston12 on Mon, 04/25/2011 - 15:55.
Some artists release single songs from an upcoming album on their website or through a tie-in with a TV show.
The Beastie Boys preferred to use Madison Square Garden, a boombox and a guy in a mokney suit to play their latest album, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two last Saturday.
If you want to watch the entire 45 minute album at once, you can watch it at livestream.
If you want to hear to individual tracks, listen at Sound Cloud.
The entire album will be released on Wednesday, May 3rd.
Submitted by langston12 on Mon, 04/18/2011 - 15:24.
Grammy-nominated band Mumford and Sons has decided to maintain their bluegrass style by traveling across the American Southwest by train.
Their tour, starting April 21, will take them from Oakland, Calif. to New Orleans on April 27. In between, Mumford and Sons will be performing in San Pedro, Calif., Tempe, Ariz ., Marfa, and Austin, Texas.
Accompanying Mumford and Sons will be Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros a band from West Hollywood and Old Crow Medicine Show, a bluesgrass group.
Throughout the tour, Mumford and Sons will be testing out songs for their new album before they record them in studio.
Learn more at their website railroadrevivaltour.com
For the 17th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, Jared Leto, 30 Seconds to Mars frontman, "Fight Club" and "Reqieum for a Dream" actor, released a video Friday in which he (on left), while dressed as Cobain, covers Nirvana songs like "Rape Me" and "Pennyroyal Tea." Leto tries hard to capture the Cobain spirit.
How much do you think he looks like Cobain? Check out the video and decide for yourself how much he sounds like Cobain.
Submitted by davis11 on Sat, 03/12/2011 - 11:18.
Music Review: New Cash bootleg shows the man, his times
By TED ANTHONY • The Associated Press • March 10, 2011
Johnny Cash, "From Memphis to Hollywood: Bootleg Vol. 2," (Columbia/Legacy)
Who is that man with the deep, twangy voice pitching the products of Home Equipment Co.? He beseeches you: Buy aluminum screens, wire fences, awnings, fiberglass insulation. "You know, folks," he says, "even without air conditioning you can make your home several degrees cooler this summer and for the summers to come with Home Equipment Co.'s Cool-Glo Awnings."
So sayeth Johnny Cash. And not just any Johnny Cash — the 23-year-old Cash of May 21, 1955, coming to you from the mists of country-music history on KWEM-AM 990, back when his backing band, the Tennessee Three, was the Tennessee Two.
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