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KBCO/Denver Returns Keefer to Afternoon Drive


David Keefer Fulgham
David Keefer Fulgham

David 'Keefer' Fulgham returns to afternoon drive on iHeartMedia's AAA KBCO-FM (World Class Rock) Denver, effective March 20, from 3-8pm weekdays. Keefer previously served as afternoon host on KBCO from 1999 until 2012 before taking a five-year hiatus.

"Being on-air at 97.3 KBCO - one of the most respected radio stations in the country -- setting up Studio C recordings for some of the most prolific musicians in the industry, and working alongside some of the most creative, professional, and hard-working people I have ever encountered, I was truly living my dream," said Keefer. "I'm excited about coming home to 97.3 KBCO."

"The legacy of KBCO has Keefer's DNA all over it. I am thrilled beyond words to welcome him back," said KBCO Program Director Scott Arbough. "Keefer's gift is his honest and smooth baritone combined with great interaction and a clever command of language that is a rare gift. We are so excited to share this gift with the Denver / Boulder radio listeners. He's back!"

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