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REAL 103.9/Las Vegas to Debut ''The Bootleg Kev Show''


Bootleg Kev
Bootleg Kev

Hip Hip K280DD (REAL 103.9) Las Vegas will debut "The Bootleg Kev Show," weekdays from 3-7pm, effective April 19. Bootleg Kev has more than 15 years of broadcast experience in markets including Tampa, Phoenix, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, where he served as an air personality for KVEG-FM. He most recently served on-air at iHeartMedia's KRRL (REAL 92.3) Los Angeles.

"We are excited to welcome Bootleg Kev and team to REAL 103.9," said Program Director DJ A-Oh. "Kev brings an extensive knowledge of Las Vegas radio and authentic content that will be available every afternoon. Kev is a Hip Hop radio vet, and joining the REAL team is big win for everyone."

"I am so excited to bless the Las Vegas airwaves again and, more importantly, to be working with iHeartMedia again in Las Vegas," added Bootleg Kev. "DJ A-Oh is one of the most forward-thinking programmers in the country, and for us to reunite to make history in Vegas at REAL 103.9 is only right!"

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