KX FM

10/07/2026

KXFM has always belonged to the community, and now you can walk right through the front door!🚪

At Orange Door Studios, hosts, guests and neighbors come together every day, on and off the air.

What does community radio sound like?
Local voices. Music picked by people, not algorithms. Neighbors chatting with neighbors. Plus plenty you won’t hear anywhere else.

Tune in at 104.7 FM in Laguna Beach or stream online at the link in our bio. 📻

Consider this one of our 104 Reasons to keep this little station chuggin’!

10/03/2026

Meet Chad Gibbs, host of On the Rocks on KXFM.

A lifelong Laguna Beach native, Chad grew up surfing Thalia Street and making mixtapes long before stepping behind the mic. After 25 years as an electrician, he now brings his deep local roots and lifelong love of music to the airwaves.

If you’re a fan of On the Rocks, become a member and make sure to give Chad credit when you sign up!

Listen to On the Rocks Fridays at 3PM on KXFM 104.7, or catch the latest episode at kxfmradio.org/shows/ontherocks.

09/28/2026

Community radio only works when the community gets behind it. 📻

KXFM is here because of the people who listen, share, tune in, and support what we do.

Become a KXFM member for as little as $10/month and help keep independent music, local voices, arts, and culture on the air.

Every membership makes a difference.

Support KXFM. Become a member. ❤️

09/25/2026

Jenn, Kiki, and Karla each bring a different ear to Women of Music. Together, they make space for music and conversation celebrating female-led artists and groups.

Three friends, one show, plenty of reasons to listen. Tune in today and every Friday at 4PM.

What’s your reason to support KXFM? Share in the comments! Become a member as part of our 104 Reasons campaign and help keep independent community radio on the air.

Head to kxfmradio.org/donate or hit the link in bio

09/21/2026

See Where Your the Candidates Stand

We asked Laguna Beach City Council candidates about issues that matter to our community.

No “gotcha” questions.
No questions about what’s wrong with our city.
Just questions about needed improvements and the future of Laguna Beach.

09/20/2026

A new chapter for surf culture in Laguna Beach. 🌊

The Surfing Heritage & Culture Center (SHACC) has officially opened its new home, bringing decades of surf history, art, stories, and culture together under one roof.

KXFM was out front helping celebrate the opening weekend with music, community, and plenty of stoke as people came out to experience the new space for the first time.

A pretty special weekend for Laguna — and for the culture that has been part of this community for generations. Can’t wait to see all the good vibes you guys bring to this town SHACC

📍 SHACC | Laguna Beach

Tune in. Turn on.

09/18/2026

Last week, KXFM brought the community together for our Candidate Good Luck Potluck & 2026 City Council and School Board Forum.

Over a shared meal, neighbors, candidates, and members of our community came together for an evening of conversation about the future of Laguna Beach.

The forum gave local candidates the opportunity to speak directly with the community and address questions about the issues facing our city and schools — all in the same room, with an open conversation at the center of it.

A big thank you to everyone who brought a dish, showed up, asked questions, listened, and helped make the night what it was.

KXFM is proud to create space for conversations that matter to our community.

09/17/2026

09/16/2026

A conversation by artists, for artists, about artists.

Art Matters brought Elizabeth Turk, Casey Parlette, and Jorg Dubin together for an evening exploring the power of environmental art, public art, art and nature, community land trusts, and the role creativity plays in shaping a community.

Our evening also featured the world premiere of Globalschism, a documentary about Jorg Dubin’s massive installation at the Salton Sea, as well as select films featuring the work of both Elizabeth Turk and Casey Parlette.

From the conversation on stage to the people gathered in the theater, it was a night of ideas, connection, and celebration of Laguna’s creative community.

A night from KXFM, Laguna’s amplifier of arts & culture.
Tune in. Turn on.

09/11/2026

A night for art, conversation, and community.

Wednesday night at the Rivian South Coast Theater, Art Matters brought together Jorg Dubin, Elizabeth Turk, and Casey Parlette for an evening of conversation, storytelling, and film — celebrating the people and ideas that continue to shape Laguna’s creative community.

The evening also featured an auction of original artwork, bringing artists and supporters together for a night centered around creativity and connection.

Jorg, Elizabeth, Casey, and so many other people have helped keep art at the center of Laguna Beach’s identity for generations. Nights like this are a reminder of what makes this place so special — and why it’s worth continuing to support.

Thanks to everyone who came out and helped make Art Matters such a special night.