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The title track of Dustin Lynch’s Killed the Cowboy, out now, is one of the country star’s more devastating songs, a vulnerable breakup ballad with a massive chorus to match its outsized emotions. With an ache in his voice, Lynch sings, “If you wanna know what killed the cowboy,” before answering, “A girl like you.” Lynch tells Apple Music that while he was reeling from a breakup while making the LP, he’s fortunately in a much better place now. “As I've talked about these songs and this album, and really why I named it Killed the Cowboy, it is about a lot about me,” he says. “At that point, it was a pretty crazy rollercoaster ride of just meeting somebody and maybe going a little bit too all-in, and then that burning up quick. I think I’m in a good spot right now. I’m happy.” This playlist tracks what’s happening from the heart of the country scene to its outer edges. Check back here early and often, and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.
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KWBL ("106.7 The Bull") is a radio station licensed to Danver, CO. The station broadcasts a Country format and is owned by iHeartMedia. Frequency: 106.7 FM Call sign: KWBL City of license: Danver, CO Format: Country Owner: iHeartMedia Branding: 106.7 The Bull Sister stations: KOA NewsRadio, Freedom 93.7, 103.5 The Fox, 630 KHOW, 107.9 KBPI, Channel 93.3 Denver, 95.7 The Party
106.7 FM signed the air on June 19, 1962, as KLZ-FM. Initially airing a simulcast of their then-AM sister station, it flipped to a rock format in the early 1970s. In 1977, KLZ-FM changed their call letters to KAZY (now at 93.7 FM in Cheyenne, Wyoming) and continued with a rock format until April 20, 1994, when KBPI took over the 106.7 frequency, moving from 105.9 (now KALC).[2]In December 2017, iHeartMedia re-aligned multiple stations in the Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and Cheyenne markets in order to form a trimulcast (which was later split up on January 28, 2019) of KBPI on the 107.9 frequency. To facilitate the move for the main signal, on the 1st, KYWY (an adult contemporary station in Cheyenne, Wyoming, which was acquired by iHeart in 2016)[3][4] moved its existing format to an HD Radio subchannel of KOLT-FM and its analog translator on 97.1, allowing KPAW to move its classic rock format and call letters to the 92.9 signal four days later. On the 11th, KBPI then moved its format and call letters to KPAW and translator K300CP, while also adding a simulcast on KDZA-FM. The KYWY calls were warehoused on the former 106.7 signal; iHeart stated that the station would temporarily simulcast KBPI through the end of the year, and be re-launched with a new format after the end of the simulcast period.[5]
On December 18, 2017, at 5 p.m., KYWY dropped out of the simulcast and flipped to country music as 106.7 The Bull, launching with a 10,000 song commercial-free marathon. The flip gave long-time country stalwart KYGO its first full-market competition since that station flipped to the format in 1979, while also competing with KWOF, which rimshots the market from the north (KWOF later flipped to sports talk in 2018 after its sale to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment).[6] On December 26, 2017, KYWY changed its call letters to KWBL to match its new branding.[7]