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Audacy Announces Extension with Joshua ''Bru'' Brubaker


Joshua ''Bru'' Brubaker
Joshua ''Bru'' Brubaker

Audacy inks a multi-year contract extension with radio and multi-media personality Joshua "Bru" Brubaker. Bru hosts his daily radio show on WBBM-FM (B96) in Chicago, WPOW-FM (Power 96) in Miami, KALV-FM (Live 101.5) in Phoenix and 15 other Audacy brands from a street-level studio in Los Angeles. He also hosts the weekly national "Country Sunday Nights" show across Audacy's portfolio of country brands.

"We are so excited to continue the partnership between Audacy and Bru," said Audacy Executive Vice President of Programming Jeff Sottolano. "His enthusiastic personality shines through on the air, in video, and across social platforms, and he has the ability to make any artist feel completely comfortable in his presence. He's a total asset to our programmers and marketers across the company, and we look forward to watching him grow his network of followers across multiple platforms."

"I am incredibly grateful to continue my relationship with Audacy," added Bru. "These past couple of years have flown by. Their support and dedication to producing exceptional content have been inspiring, and I look forward to continuing our partnership for years to come. Thank you to David Field, Susan Larkin, Jeff Sottolano, Dave Richards, and the entire Audacy team for continuing to support and grow with my show."

His career began on the small-town airwaves of Bad Axe, MI, before gaining major market success in Detroit. A rise to fame on TikTok followed, which crowned him the "CEO of Radio TikTok'" gaining recognition on the app from fellow stars like Lizzo, Charlie Puth, and Harry Styles.

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