Media
JK and Joel sign to Radio 1
Published Friday, Jan 16 2004, 15:05 GMT | By Neil Wilkes
Presenting duo JK and Joel have been signed up to host a new weekend show on Radio 1, it was announced today (Friday).
The pair, currently presenters of JK & Joel @ Breakfast on Manchester's Key 103, have won several awards in the commecial sector for their show since it began in 2000.
"JK & Joel have already built a strong reputation – I've heard them in Manchester and felt they sounded really fresh," said Radio 1 controller Andy Parfitt. "I immediately thought they would make a great addition to the Radio 1 line-up. Their style is cheeky but sharp, exactly right for our new daytime sound."
JK and Joel added: "We have had a great time working in Manchester but the chance to reach a national audience is just something we could not ignore. Radio 1 looks like a really exciting place to be at the moment – it's going to be great to be a part of it."
The pair, currently presenters of JK & Joel @ Breakfast on Manchester's Key 103, have won several awards in the commecial sector for their show since it began in 2000.
"JK & Joel have already built a strong reputation – I've heard them in Manchester and felt they sounded really fresh," said Radio 1 controller Andy Parfitt. "I immediately thought they would make a great addition to the Radio 1 line-up. Their style is cheeky but sharp, exactly right for our new daytime sound."
JK and Joel added: "We have had a great time working in Manchester but the chance to reach a national audience is just something we could not ignore. Radio 1 looks like a really exciting place to be at the moment – it's going to be great to be a part of it."
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