She’s known for her popular morning show on Beasley Media Group‘s Country WXTU-FM 92.5 in Philadelphia. Come Monday, her program featuring co-host Jeff Kurkjian will also be heard on two Country siblings in two very different parts of the U.S.
The Andie Summers Morning Show, featuring the host alongside Kurkjian, Producer Donnie Black and Assistant Producer Shannon Boyle, will be syndicated to WKLB-FM 102.5 in Boston and KCYE-FM “Coyote Country 107.9” in Las Vegas.
Summers has been associated with “92.5 XTU” since 1999. She is the recipient of awards from the Country Music Association (CMA) for Major Market Personality of the Year, the Academy of Country Music (ACM) for Major Market Station of the Year and a Gracie Award.
“Andie Summers has been beloved by loyal fans in Philly for decades and the show brand has only improved in recent years with the addition of Jeff Kurkjian, Donnie Black and Shannon Boyle,” said Beasley Chief Content Officer Justin Chase. “I have no doubt that Country radio listeners in Boston and Vegas will fall in love with this amazing cast.”
With the addition of the Philadelphia-based program, KCYE Program Director and On Air Personality Shawn Stevens will move from mornings to middays.
Beasley did not comment on the change in mornings at WKLB. Country Mornings with Jonathan and Ayla had been airing on the station. A company spokesperson confirms that the duo exited Thursday.
The Boston change comes after longtime voice Carolyn Kruse is retiring, ending more than 30 years at the Country hub of New England.
