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In 2009, the BASh was May 29 and featured The Airborne Toxic Event, Alkaline Trio, Escape the Fate, The Offspring, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, and Unwritten Law, among others. Radio From Hell (mornings) Marci (mid-day) Todd Nuke'em (afternoon) Corey O'Brien (evenings)List of Salt Lake City media.

Their current studios are located east of Trolley Square at 5th South and 7th East in Salt Lake City in a block known as Trolley Corners.

X96 was the first station in Utah to broadcast with a digital connection to their tower, which is located on Farnsworth Peak.In its 2006 summer double issue, Rolling Stone named KXRK as one of five "awesome rock outlets" that are thriving in their market despite a recent contraction in rock radio stations across the United States.Since the Fall of 1995, X96 has hosted an all-day concert called the Big Ass Show (BASh) featuring nationally-touring alternative and punk bands, as well as providing a stage for local bands.

In 1988 Marriott Corp sold the station to a local Native American tribe and the station flipped to a satellite oldies format as KZOL on September 1, 1988.That only lasted until 1990 when the station began to add more current songs and it seemed like the format had gotten back to top-40, the station in February 1992 abruptly flipped to alternative, and took the present calls KXRK.KXRK as we know it now was founded and began broadcasting in February 1992. The new station was owned by "Acme Broadcasting", which had been organized by a group of DJs and managers who walked off of KJQ in a programming dispute.; ex-KJQ DJs included Bill Allred (mornings), Dom Casual (mornings), Andrea Gappmayer (mid-day), Mike Summers (afternoon), Todd Nuke'em (evening), and Chet Tapp (overnight).X96 used to be at frequency 96.1, but changed to 96.3 when they increased broadcast wattage in 1996. The frequency shift also allowed them to move to a more favorable transmitter location on Farnsworth Peak, which eventually would also allow KMGR 95.7 in Delta to move to 95.9 and move its transmitter to a location that would reach Utah County.