KVIL

== 1962–1967 ==
== 1967–1969 ==
== 1969–19?? ==
== 19??–19?? ==
== 19??–19?? ==
== 19??–198? ==
== 198?–198? ==
== 198?–1998 ==
== 1998–2001 ==
KVIL was known as "Lite Rock 103.7".
== 2001–2005 ==
The "Lite Rock" branding did not last long as the station returned to the KVIL callsign.
== 2005–2008 ==
== 2008–2013 ==
KVIL Lite FM Christmas.png|KVIL Lite FM's Christmas logo for Christmas music from 2008 to December 2012.
== 2013–2015 ==
KVIL once again returned to its callsign and has evolved into an Adult Top-40 leaning fare.
== 2015–2016 ==
== 2016–2017 ==
On October 5, 2016 KVIL moved from AC to CHR/Top 40 format.
== January 18–November 17, 2017 ==
On January 18, 2017, at 7 a.m., after playing "Heathens" by Twenty One Pilots, KVIL re-branded again, this time as "AMP 103.7", adopting the moniker from sister CBS stations KAMP-FM in Los Angeles, WODS in Boston, WQMP in Orlando, and WBMP in New York City. With the rebranding came a shift in the station's playlist, as the station has completely evolved towards a mainstream Top 40 direction, along with the addition of more rhythmic titles. The first song on AMP was "Closer" by The Chainsmokers.
== 2017–present ==
on November 17, 2017, Entercom's took over the ownership of the station after merging with CBS Radio, KVIL was flipped from top 40 to Alternative Rock as Alt 103.7 billing itself as "DFW's New Alternative", ending a run of over a year and a month of KVIL as a CHR/Top 40 format, in which it adopted the Amp moniker after 10 months of the moniker, this brings the Alternative Rock format back to the Dallas-Fort Worth market a year to the day KDGE 102.1 The Edge flipped to Star 102.1.
Category:Radio stations in the United States
Category:Alternative rock radio stations in the United States
Category:Highland Park, Texas
Category:Dallas-Fort Worth
Category:Texas
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