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Chelsea Perron Takes Middays at 106.7 The Bull/Denver


Chelsea Perron
Chelsea Perron

Chelsea Perron is named midday host for Country KWBL-FM (106.7 The Bull) Denver from 10am-3pm weekdays, effective April 23. Perron joins 106.7 The Bull from WDJX-FM Louisville, where she served as morning and midday host as well as handling Music Director duties. Previously, she hosted nights at WERO-FM Greenville-New Bern, NC.

"An on-air opening with iHeartMedia in Denver always generates strong interest from many talented personalities," said Senior VP/Programming West, Denver Region and 106.7 The Bull PD JoJo Turnbeaugh. "Chelsea was the clear winner. Her authenticity and unique ability to weave story-telling into her show made her the ideal match for the Bull Nation."

"I'm extremely excited to join iHeart and the amazing team in Denver," said Perron. "It's not too often you get to be a part of a brand new station. Can't wait to get back in the country format and work alongside JoJo and B-Dub."

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