KCR 102.5fm

Kalamunda Community Radio 102.5FM is a non-profit community radio station located in Perth, Western Australia. KCR 102.5FM offers a diverse range of music, including jazz, blues, country, hip hop, classical, gospel, folk, techno, popular easy listening, indigenous sounds, as well as contemporary and classic rock. The station broadcasts around the clock, every day of the week.

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Half Alive kicks off 2024 ‘Persona’ World tour at House of Blues San Diego

3 weeks ago | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

The Half Alive show at the House of Blues in San Diego on March 28th was more than just a concert—it was an immersive experience. Kicking off their world tour in support of their 2024 album Persona, the trio delivered a night filled with choreographed dance sequences, mind-bending visuals, and electrifying performances that pushed the boundaries of a typical live show.
Last Dinosaurs light up San Diego with an unforgettable night at Observatory North Park

1 month ago | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

Every stop on a tour carries its own energy, but some nights feel especially electric. That was the case when Last Dinosaurs brought their 2025 USA Tour to Observatory North Park in San Diego for their fifth show on February 27, 2025. With support from Jasper Bones and Tipling Rock, the night delivered an unforgettable experience for fans. Jasper Bones set the tone with a dark, moody solo performance.
Jordana’s Lively Premonition comes to life in sold-out Voodoo Room performance

2 months ago | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

LA-based indie artist Jordana serenaded a sold-out crowd at Voodoo Room House of Blues in San Diego with a captivating performance of songs from her latest album, Lively Premonition. Released in October, the album oozes vocals reminiscent of 70’s yacht rock, and today’s indie pop, while still having introspective songwriting to make it her own.
Wallice brings “The Jester” to life as San Diego celebrates the tour’s opening night

2 months ago | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

Voodoo Room at House of Blues was ecstatic as singer-songwriter, Wallice, came to San Diego to kick off her 2025 North American tour. The pumped crowd packed in tight in the venue as the show featured “Flash In The Pan” and “I Want You Yesterday”, both tracks from her debut album, The Jester. Closebye was the night’s lone opener of the show and prepped the audience for a good time.
Miles Byrd shines as Aztecs soar past Colorado State 75-60

Jan 15, 2025 | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

The Viejas Arena crowd witnessed a career-defining performance from sophomore Miles Byrd as the San Diego State Aztecs cruised to a 75-60 victory over Colorado State on Tuesday night. Byrd’s electric outing—25 points, seven steals, and five three-pointers—propelled the Aztecs to an impressive Mountain West win. Byrd’s stat line, a combination of efficiency and tenacity, placed him in elite company.
Easy Sleeper talks DIY Roots and Crafting Connection in a Crowded Scene

Dec 18, 2024 | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

On December 13, 2024, Easy Sleeper hopped on a Zoom meeting with our Sports director Roman Aguilar, for an exclusive interview! With their debut album, “A Sacred Way of Living”, the band chatted about their latest project, the band’s move to LA, and how to grow as a band in a social media landscape. Joined in the interview are David Poznansky (vocals/bass), Michael Caddigan (guitar), and Alex Lubeck (drums) minus Doug Guttenberger (vocals/guitar). I’m Roman. Nice to meet you.
Aztecs Secure Fourth Straight Win, Defeat California Baptist 81-75

Dec 13, 2024 | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

In a hard-fought battle at Steve Fisher Court on Wednesday night, No. 23/24 San Diego State maintained its stellar record against California opponents, defeating California Baptist 81-75. The win improved SDSU’s record to 4-0 this season against Division I California schools, reinforcing its legacy as a powerhouse in the Golden State. Sophomore guard Miles Byrd shone for the Aztecs, scoring 19 points, 15 of which came in the second half.
Reviving the Soul: Thee Sacred Souls’ Homecoming Brings Motown Magic to San Diego

Dec 3, 2024 | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

With acts such as Durand Jones & the Indications, and Thee Sinseers, it feels like a rebirth in soul music reminiscent of 60’s Motown. Leading the charge are Thee Sacred Souls. The trio from San Diego grew to incredible success following their debut self titled album in 2022 due to their vintage sound that remains fresh and relevant. The group released their follow-up just this past October, Got a Story to Tell, to high praise.
From Loretta to Shinbangumi: Ginger Root’s Cameron Lew Opens Up About His Evolution as an Artist

Nov 19, 2024 | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

On November 15, 2024, Cameron Lew of Ginger Root sat with our co-sports Director, Roman Aguilar, for an exclusive interview! With the release of his 2024 album, Shinbangumi, Cameron came to chat about his latest project, life as an artist & tour. Ginger Root went to San Diego and played at the House of Blues back on September 24th but will kick off his European and United Kingdom leg of the tour this week! Hey, Cameron, how are you doing? Hi, I’m good. How are you? Good thank you.
MICHELLE Sings Songs about San Diego specifically in Sold-Out Voodoo Room Show

Nov 14, 2024 | kcr.sdsu.edu | Roman Aguilar

Near the end of their West Coast leg of the tour, Michelle performed a sold-out show on stage at the Voodoo Room at House of Blues for a fantastic night of funk, pop, and harmonious music. The six-member New York band has been in the indie stratosphere since their debut album “HEATWAVE” in 2018 and has only gotten more deserved praise from their recent album release, “Songs About You Specifically,” which came out on September 27.