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100.3 The Bull/Houston Names John Foxx Brand Manager


John Foxx
John Foxx

Audacy names John Foxx as Brand Manager of Country KILT-FM (100.3 The Bull) in Houston, effective January 12. He'll continue to serve as Regional Vice President of Country Music Programming. Foxx joined the company in 2009 and his 22-year career in the radio industry includes experience in multiple formats, with stops as Program Director and afternoon drive host of WPLJ and Brand Manager of WNSH-FM in New York.

"100.3 The Bull embodies the spirit of not only the Houston community but country music, and we're delighted to have a seasoned pro like John Foxx take over the reins," said Audacy Houston Senior Vice President and Market Manager Sarah Frazier. "John's experience and relationships inside this format makes him a perfect fit for us, and we look forward to him ushering in the next chapter of KILT... just in time for the 'Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.'"

"I'm really excited to partner with Sarah Frazier and join the incredible team at 100.3 The Bull," added Foxx. "This is one of the best times in Texas as we celebrate the 90th anniversary of the 'Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo' on KILT next month. Country Music is my love... it's that simple."

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