The classic rock radio community mourns the loss of Kevin Karlson, a revered voice on the airwaves of 100.7 WZLX-FM in Boston, who peacefully passed away in his sleep at the age of 59. A cherished member of the WZLX family, Karlson’s enduring presence on the morning show since 2005 endeared him to listeners far and wide.
Franco Carofano posted on Facebook,
“I can not overstate how saddened I am to hear of the passing of Kevin Carlson.Kevin, I’m sure many of you remember woke up South Eastern Connecticut and southern Rhode Island  along with Pete Kelly on Q-105.This Hilarious, creative morning team went on to work in major markets. Kevin has been helping to wake up Boston for close to 20 years,with Pete. I have so many fond memories of working with Kevin,  an incredibly talented and hilarious guy. Rock In Peace!”
Known for his engaging and charismatic hosting style, Karlson shared the airwaves with fellow hosts Pete McKenzie, Heather Ford, and producer Kenny Young, forming a dynamic team that captivated audiences over the years. Prior to their tenure at WZLX, Karlson, McKenzie, and Ford had already forged a strong bond while co-hosting the morning show at WPDH-FM in New York, showcasing their remarkable chemistry and shared passion for radio.
I don’t smoke big cigars and I don’t drink alcohol, so this pumpkin spice Frosty is for you Kevin Carlson. Rest in Peace dude, glad to have known you. https://t.co/V39V9hhLkK pic.twitter.com/uhGbonR2Bp
— VBTheWise (@VBTheWise) October 27, 2023
The announcement of Kevin Karlson’s peaceful passing has left a profound impact on both the radio station and the community, reflecting the significant role he played in shaping the radio landscape. As the classic rock world honors his memory, his legacy as a beloved radio personality and his contributions to the industry will continue to resonate with listeners and colleagues alike.
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